i went to the PBC expo on the weekend and they had these new nappies there
http://www.sorbies.com.au/index.html
i mostly use cloth but i have yet to find a night nappy that works on my DS
and they said these nappy have day nappies and specal night more absorbent night nappies
i got a sample pack and they seem to do the job
just wondering if anyone else has tried them and what they think of them??
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Posted 20 October 2008 - 01:44 PM
yes they are disposables
they said they'll be in IGA, bi-lo and coles by the end of the year
they're about the same price as babylove nappies
the only thing i didnt like is that becouse i use cloth during the day i dont want to have to buy the day nappies becouse they come in a mix day and night pack
i would love to just be able to buy the night nappies
but oh well cant have it all can ya
they said they'll be in IGA, bi-lo and coles by the end of the year
they're about the same price as babylove nappies
the only thing i didnt like is that becouse i use cloth during the day i dont want to have to buy the day nappies becouse they come in a mix day and night pack
i would love to just be able to buy the night nappies
but oh well cant have it all can ya
#11 *Shopaholic*
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Posted 20 October 2008 - 01:52 PM
Hey Yannon did you get the 'Select' freebies from the safeway stand?
I chucked one on Taj last night for the sake of it and it worked quite well.
Taj has been waking up with the bottom of his singlet slightly wet with his snoozys on but since i changed
the booster around the other way it has stopped.
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Posted 20 October 2008 - 02:00 PM
yeah i got them too
but Jayson have just started to wet though
i've tried safeway ones, huggies, snugglers, homebrand, my bear, lullabuys and dribots
i think i might just the way his started sleeping
i'm still hoping to find a cloth night nappy that fit well enough to use
but i thought the sorbies were great for the price
but Jayson have just started to wet though
i've tried safeway ones, huggies, snugglers, homebrand, my bear, lullabuys and dribots
i think i might just the way his started sleeping
i'm still hoping to find a cloth night nappy that fit well enough to use
but i thought the sorbies were great for the price
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Posted 03 January 2009 - 05:41 PM
I bought some last week to try and I find them excellent, they are barely wet in the morning and matt is a wee machine during the night and they dont seem to stick either like some disposables do. I will keep buying them while matt is in nappies
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Posted 03 January 2009 - 05:51 PM
they are what we use on eli, they are great even the day ones work for him overnight if we have no night ones left, no leaks and keeps most of the smell in, deffinately recommend them they are cheap and well made.
havent used them on lily cause shes a cloth, sister uses them on her 7month old, they are great with her
so there u go!
havent used them on lily cause shes a cloth, sister uses them on her 7month old, they are great with her
so there u go!
#22 *MadMel*
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Posted 25 May 2009 - 06:41 PM
I don't like them just because of the way they are marketed.
7 night nappies to 15 day ones? So for every one day you only change your baby 2 times? Otherwise you end up buying heaps of packs, having heaps of spare night ones... just seems stupid to me.
My sister uses them with success though, but I have a friend who used them for her almost 2 year old and she has leaked every night she has worn them.
Personally I wont buy them (not that I buy sposies, but if I ever did) because of the way they are sold.
7 night nappies to 15 day ones? So for every one day you only change your baby 2 times? Otherwise you end up buying heaps of packs, having heaps of spare night ones... just seems stupid to me.
My sister uses them with success though, but I have a friend who used them for her almost 2 year old and she has leaked every night she has worn them.
Personally I wont buy them (not that I buy sposies, but if I ever did) because of the way they are sold.
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