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They are cool. I ended up getting 2 wool covers and wool care stuff as well as another pul cover. I've started using more fitteds and covers so I needed a couple more covers.
I got my swaddlebees today. They are really cool. Very big though. I did buy larges for Madeleine to grow into, so we'll see how long it takes for her to get into them!
I got my swaddlebees today. They are really cool. Very big though. I did buy larges for Madeleine to grow into, so we'll see how long it takes for her to get into them!
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No I didn't.
It looked cool though.
Think it would be heaps expensive to get it out to Australia too!
I got some disana wool soakers and a stacinator pul cover.
It looked cool though.
Think it would be heaps expensive to get it out to Australia too!
I got some disana wool soakers and a stacinator pul cover.
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I little pat on the back...
We had to buy some disposables because the power went out when we were going somewhere, so I couldn't do the wash. Maggie blew out every single one she pooed in! She never leaks in her CD. I hope I never have to buy them again!
We had to buy some disposables because the power went out when we were going somewhere, so I couldn't do the wash. Maggie blew out every single one she pooed in! She never leaks in her CD. I hope I never have to buy them again!
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Oh, wow. See we've NEVER had a disposable just leak. They've been pretty durable. Just expensive. 
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I too get leaks with sposies. Not every time... But about 1/2 the time.
Don't get any leaks with cloth... (unless i leave them on her for way too long, which has happened a couple of times with being out and then thinking we'll get home in time... yeah right!)
I'm getting more fluffymail soon. Pity it's not for me! I'm in charge of ordering all of my sisters cloth nappies. She doesn't want to order from the net. Hopefully I get my fluffy mail fix from that! Not long til I get to meet my niece or nephew! Can't wait!
ooohhh... but i am getting a pair of baby legs! YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAY!!!!!
DH hates them. My sisters DH hates them. So we bought one for each other for Christmas!
Don't get any leaks with cloth... (unless i leave them on her for way too long, which has happened a couple of times with being out and then thinking we'll get home in time... yeah right!)
I'm getting more fluffymail soon. Pity it's not for me! I'm in charge of ordering all of my sisters cloth nappies. She doesn't want to order from the net. Hopefully I get my fluffy mail fix from that! Not long til I get to meet my niece or nephew! Can't wait!
ooohhh... but i am getting a pair of baby legs! YAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAYAY!!!!!
DH hates them. My sisters DH hates them. So we bought one for each other for Christmas!
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LOL we love love love babylegs!
We have lots...but it so hard to find them for little guys.
We have lots...but it so hard to find them for little guys.
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I don't like babylegs, especially for boys. I won't say why though since you guys like them.
I sold all but 6 of my diapers for money. I'll get back to it I think.
I sold all but 6 of my diapers for money. I'll get back to it I think.
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We absolutely LOVE the baby legs but I'm curious as to why you don't Leanna? We didn't at first but now...we LOVE them. They are also convenient to put under pants for an extra layer of warmth.
They go hand in hand with it for me...because he has so much fluff that it is hard to put pants over them. I can put him in a diaper, a shirt and baby legs and he'll still be warm.
They go hand in hand with it for me...because he has so much fluff that it is hard to put pants over them. I can put him in a diaper, a shirt and baby legs and he'll still be warm.
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I had never heard of babylegs until about a year ago, so I've never used them. I can see how they would be helpful, but I'm not crazy about how they look. lol
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I don't like the way they look, they are leg warmers like back in the 80's. I have a friend who puts her boy in them and she is often complaining that she doesn't know why people assume ds is a girl, and I don't have the heart to tell her its probably the leg warmers. :/
They totally seem like the kind of trend that we'll laugh about in 10 years.
They totally seem like the kind of trend that we'll laugh about in 10 years.
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I haven't had a problem with babylegs here in Germany, then again, it's very normal for boys to wear tights under their pants with socks during cold weather... among other things. His clothes and his BLs are boy-colors. I have nearly no gender neutral clothes other than his 0-3 month stuff which was purchased before we knew if we had a boy or a girl.
They help loads when trying to change him in the cooler weather, in keeping him warm. I could see where potty learning would be made easier as well. Some folks like them, some don't. I find them LOADS easier than putting on and taking off tights 10 times a day, or per diaper change... He pulls on them and i figure if he takes them off, he's too warm. He's in a mood to take his socks off too, which I do have to control so he won't catch cold.
I find more people using them for EC than cloth diapering mamas... but that's just my experience.
Jonathan gets confused once in a blue moon for a girl by people at our pedi practice, and they say it's his coloring and beautiful expressive eyes. Most the time it's just them not checking his chart and being aware of their surroundings. I dress him in boy clothes so there's really no way to confuse him if you're paying attention. The kid still has only 'peach fuzz' hair so... no bows, no headbands.. it should be obvious at this point.
They help loads when trying to change him in the cooler weather, in keeping him warm. I could see where potty learning would be made easier as well. Some folks like them, some don't. I find them LOADS easier than putting on and taking off tights 10 times a day, or per diaper change... He pulls on them and i figure if he takes them off, he's too warm. He's in a mood to take his socks off too, which I do have to control so he won't catch cold.
I find more people using them for EC than cloth diapering mamas... but that's just my experience.
Jonathan gets confused once in a blue moon for a girl by people at our pedi practice, and they say it's his coloring and beautiful expressive eyes. Most the time it's just them not checking his chart and being aware of their surroundings. I dress him in boy clothes so there's really no way to confuse him if you're paying attention. The kid still has only 'peach fuzz' hair so... no bows, no headbands.. it should be obvious at this point.
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I agree with Leanna. To each their own I guess
Of course I don't really have a need for them anyways since where I live it's hot most of the year round. But even if it was cold enough I don't think I could put my boys in them
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Jen, I do have to say I love your avatar where he is all dressed up with no shirt but a nice winter hat
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LOL Thanks! I think those are the girliest ones we own. THe rest of them are definitely boy colors.
We've only ever had J mistaken for a girl once...and he was like, three months old in football clothes, top to bottom. This was pre-cd/babylegs for us, but we've not had that issue since we started. We enjoy them just because he is able to wear his monster fluff covers...and show them off at the same time. He can also wera them under his pants for an extra layer of warmth...which is super-handy. 
Totally to each his own, we love 'em, though!!!
We've only ever had J mistaken for a girl once...and he was like, three months old in football clothes, top to bottom. This was pre-cd/babylegs for us, but we've not had that issue since we started.
We enjoy them just because he is able to wear his monster fluff covers...and show them off at the same time. He can also wera them under his pants for an extra layer of warmth...which is super-handy. Totally to each his own, we love 'em, though!!!
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