Liners for cloth nappies

[LauraHW]

Anyone know where I can buy locally liners for cloth nappies. I used to get them from Health Matters but they don't seem to stock them any more.

Thanks

[gen21]

I found some in the Fourway Pharmacy in Herne Hill. This was a few months ago though.

[bluesuperted]

Do you want disposable or re-useable?

I use re-useable and made my own by chopping up squares of fleece baby blanket from Poundland (no need to hem as fleece doesn't fray). Apart from the really manky newly-weaned poo, it makes cleaning up so much easier and fleece is much stronger than paper liners (and nicer on baby bottoms).

[Yak]

Brixton Wholefoods sells the bambino mio ones

[simonethebeaver]

We've also chopped up fleece. I have to say I'm relieved to see the comment about newly weaned poo as we're there right now and it's defeating all our resources. I was worrying that fleece just wasn't going to cut it.

[bluesuperted]

This is far TMI simonethebeaver but my boy still BFs a lot (now 15 months) and his poo was sloppy Joe for a long time. But we coped with just fleece and no stains on any of our lovely nappies (Bumgenius V4 and Flip primarily). Now it's much easier and more solid, the fleece is wonderful!

[dairymilkfiend]

LauraHW - if it is disposable ones you are after, I have 2 or 3 whole rolls which you can have (for free), as my little on is now out of nappies. Just PM me if you are interested.

[simonethebeaver]

How can there be TMI on a discussion on nappies! We've already got stains, from our paper liner days, but lovely soft nappies so who cares? But it's comforting to know weaning isn't going to ruin all our plans.

[bluesuperted]

Ha! Was a bit self-conscious about poo-consistency chat but yes, you're right, nothing sacred in nappyland!

Do you use Bambino Mio? That + line drying (daylight rather than sun, so not too ambitious) seems to be keeping our stains at bay.

[The Nappy Lady]

The pharmacy on Northcross Rd - now a Lloyds always had flushable paper liners fir sale. They were on the shelf to your right as you go in.

If all else fails.....

Www.thenappylady.co.uk

Happy cloth nappy days people!

[Kaska]

I really liked Boots one when we used paper ones but I would also second fleece liners,more eco friendly and great for bums!

[simonethebeaver]

We use Napisan and sun (hmmm). We only have a couple of stained ones really, so no real problem.

[sanity girl]

I'm glad I'm not the only one having to deal with the "still BF while eating solids" sloppy joe poo. It is so grim! 14 months and still sloppy. Please tell me it's going to improve soon. This morning I put a particularly afflicted fleece liner in the loo while I dealt with the rest of the nappy, planning to swish it around in the flush, then forgot and flushed it down the loo :-$. Hope it doesn't cause any blockages...

Still, on a positive note I find a bit of bambino mio sanitiser plus daz washing powder sorts the stains out no problem

Re. liners I use either bambino mio paper liners (get them from ocado) or little lamb fleece ones (they are so soft and fluffy). Will definitely try the poundland fleece blanket though.

bluesuperted Wrote:

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> This is far TMI simonethebeaver but my boy still

> BFs a lot (now 15 months) and his poo was sloppy

> Joe for a long time. But we coped with just fleece

> and no stains on any of our lovely nappies

> (Bumgenius V4 and Flip primarily). Now it's much

> easier and more solid, the fleece is wonderful!

[bluesuperted]

Sanity girl - how funny, I did the same a few weeks ago with a fleece liner, eek! Thank god it was in our downstairs loo which has super flush power rather than our upstairs one which blocks at the drop of a hat! Hope it didn't cause any problems in the sewage works, I never put wet wipes down so I was a bit mortified as the fleece got sucked away...

Our poo is definitely improving! Much harder (and therefore easier) now and in a tragic way I really am happy when he does a nice 'turdlike' one, so it will come soon for you guys I'm sure! I'm thinking that it means we're through the rough end of cloth nappying and the next 12 months will be loads easier :)