I don't think so. But this dude was also wearing cloth terry towelling ones and plastic pilchers, so maybe :freak:
He had like 10 videos uploaded of different nappy types. NO Mcn's tho :sweatdrop:
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#24 *Foxymoron*
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Posted 27 October 2007 - 09:58 PM
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Tell me about it. :thinking:
I already did like 6 million things today. I think I am nesting already :lol:
I looked at the flywires and thought about taking them all down and scrubbing them :p
I already did like 6 million things today. I think I am nesting already :lol:
I looked at the flywires and thought about taking them all down and scrubbing them :p
no- ergh ! Shesh if your tthat nesty come clean my house...
We should you tube a "how mcns are made"...
#25 *my_fallen_angel*
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Posted 28 October 2007 - 12:47 AM
sposies contain sooooo many chemicals! and all the horrible horrible gel!
thats why they last so long.
but i can get along time out ofa daydreamer!
the thought of those chemical against Rylan bum really makes me cringe and feel ill now!
yuk yuk yuk never ever will he have one of those against his skin!
yuk!
thats why they last so long.
but i can get along time out ofa daydreamer!
the thought of those chemical against Rylan bum really makes me cringe and feel ill now!
yuk yuk yuk never ever will he have one of those against his skin!
yuk!
#26 *miss_das*
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Posted 28 October 2007 - 12:56 AM
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I was searching for some better links, and guess what?
:freak: I found some dude who wears nappies for fun. *vomits*
:freak: I found some dude who wears nappies for fun. *vomits*
:X
anyone else notice how the 'sposable changed, ahem, shape during the filming? :(
maybe i've got the late night sillies again :\
#27 *stellarella*
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Posted 28 October 2007 - 05:01 AM
Eeeeeew. I have MCNs which can last hours and hours too...like my Night Nappies, however I would never leave a nappy on him for 12 hours during the day.....pooey.
I have a big problem with sposies being so absorbant. It is too tempting for parents to leave them on for ageeeeeeeees. Not exactly hygienic or comfy for bub. I think its pretty gross actually.
I have a SIL who changes 3 times a day and the kid runs around with his sposies hanging between his knees as it is so full of wee. He also wears just a nappy which is probably the worst look ive ever seen a kid in.....its foul.
I have a big problem with sposies being so absorbant. It is too tempting for parents to leave them on for ageeeeeeeees. Not exactly hygienic or comfy for bub. I think its pretty gross actually.
I have a SIL who changes 3 times a day and the kid runs around with his sposies hanging between his knees as it is so full of wee. He also wears just a nappy which is probably the worst look ive ever seen a kid in.....its foul.
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Posted 28 October 2007 - 05:15 AM
stellarella said:
I have a SIL who changes 3 times a day and the kid runs around with his sposies hanging between his knees as it is so full of wee. He also wears just a nappy which is probably the worst look ive ever seen a kid in.....its foul.
I have a couple of friends that do that too, and I just wanna tell them to change their kid, its hard to shut up!! I have nothing againest sposies, well, I never used to as I used them with the bigger kids, but ewwww change them when they are wet! There is nothing worse than seeing a kid runing around in a wet saggy sposie
#30 *Phoenixs Mum*
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Posted 28 October 2007 - 02:21 PM
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Eeeeeew. I have MCNs which can last hours and hours too...like my Night Nappies, however I would never leave a nappy on him for 12 hours during the day.....pooey.
I have a big problem with sposies being so absorbant. It is too tempting for parents to leave them on for ageeeeeeeees. Not exactly hygienic or comfy for bub. I think its pretty gross actually.
I have a SIL who changes 3 times a day and the kid runs around with his sposies hanging between his knees as it is so full of wee. He also wears just a nappy which is probably the worst look ive ever seen a kid in.....its foul.
I have a big problem with sposies being so absorbant. It is too tempting for parents to leave them on for ageeeeeeeees. Not exactly hygienic or comfy for bub. I think its pretty gross actually.
I have a SIL who changes 3 times a day and the kid runs around with his sposies hanging between his knees as it is so full of wee. He also wears just a nappy which is probably the worst look ive ever seen a kid in.....its foul.
Exactamundo.
I have a friend who doesn't have a lot of money. She has two kids in nappies. I will say "Oh. D needs a change, he is pooey." (D is 4 months old). She looks at the clock (3:30pm) and says "Oh, I'll be bathing him soon anyhow." And come 6pm, she baths him :tdown: *vomits* I took her daughter for the day once, 8 hours, and she only sent one sposie in the bag. I changed her after 3 hours, then put her in a mcn at the next nappy change. My friend said "Oh, you used one of yours? But Huggies last for 6 hours, you didn't have to change her twice, that's why I buy them...." :uhoh:
I hate disposables with a passion, they really make my stomach turn.
And people with babies out in just a sposie? Blergh. Huge sack full of chemicals puffed up with wee moulded over their genitals :sick: I see people put their tiny babies in those supermarket baby trolley capsules in just a wet swollen disposable, and I feel ill. The poor kid is barely clad, in a disgusting sposie, lying in a germ laded capsule which has old vomit and piss in it. :tdown:
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Posted 28 July 2010 - 07:32 PM
I do family day care and you would be surprised how stingy some parents are with sposies.
I generally change the kiddos every 2-3 hours, some parents will send only like 3/4 nappies last like a 9 or 10 hours day!
I wish some of the families used cloth
I generally change the kiddos every 2-3 hours, some parents will send only like 3/4 nappies last like a 9 or 10 hours day!
I wish some of the families used cloth
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