I used to use Sealer in New Zealand. We can get heaps of imported brands there and our mums group found Sealer to be one of the best. Am using cloth nappies now (and loving it) but will definitely go find the Sealers for the occassional time we use dispos - like when travelling.
Cheapest place to buy diapers?
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Gataloca
I'm using Mannings brand diapers for my 10-m-old for the day (light blue packaging). They work great! No leakage so far, and we've been using them for about 2 months now. One pack costs around 55$! At night, however, I like to use Huggies or Pampers, as I've experience with these brands that they're "leak-free" all night
I'm using Mannings brand diapers for my 10-m-old for the day (light blue packaging). They work great! No leakage so far, and we've been using them for about 2 months now. One pack costs around 55$! At night, however, I like to use Huggies or Pampers, as I've experience with these brands that they're "leak-free" all night
nicolejoy
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Actually, before the baby is eating solids, their poop is very runny and prone to leaking. Until my daughter was eating solids, we had leaks in every kind of nappy that we used (always poop leakage) but once they start solids, it firms up and doesn't leak any more. Nappies are SO much easier then!! I think it's more important to have good nappies before 6 months of age - after 6 months, it doesn't matter so much...
Gataloca
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Really? Didn't think about that... Any good leak prove nappy?
I always used to like Pampers but when my son was still a baby he had several leakages up his back. In Canada I started using Huggies, which I think are much better, they got a nice elastic band which prevents any leakages up the back. However, now he is occassionally wet in the mornings with Huggies and Pampers. The sizes always seem to be too small.