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FREE Reusable Nappy Bundle


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Bought these off here but unfortunately aren’t quite was I was looking for so am re listing! I haven’t used them since purchasing. 
 
Below is from original listing…
 
Fitted nappy bundle £20. To buy new would cost well over £200. 
 
8 x Easy Peasy birth to potty Bumble nappies. 
3 x Easy Peasy large Bumble nappies.
1 x Easy Peasy birth to potty Bumble nappy. 
2 x Ella's House large Bumhugger nappies. 
2 x Totsbots Peenut wraps. 
6 x large Little Lamb wraps. 
 
 
Plus some reusable nappy liners if you want them. 
 
Mostly in use for c. 6 months. Still plenty of life left. I loved these nappies because they are very leak-proof, but unlike most fitted nappies they have a stay-dry inner layer so you don't have to use an extra fleecy liner and your baby doesn't get soggy all around the liner. 

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