First time mum, baby due in 2 weeks and i have no idea about nappy waste 😂 do you recommend a nappy bin? One upstairs one downstairs? Do i have to empty the nappy bin everyday? Can i put them in the normal kitchen bin? do they need taking out to outdoor bin every time/once a day/or what? Please help lol
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I have a nappy bin in the nursery and I just empty it when it's full (once a week maybe) if I change baby downstairs I put it in a scented nappy bag and throw in normal kitchen bin.

We put ours into nappy sacks then into our regular bin in our kitchen. We change that bin everyday. We live in a flat so it made sense for us instead of buying a whole separate bin. It’s totally up to you and how convienent you want everything to be.

We have a nappy bin in the living room because that’s where we spend most of our time and then bring the nappies down in the morning from the night. We haven’t empty ours every 3 days I think

I have an xl tommee tippee in out room and i empty it weekly as its full then, you can get the small one free as amazon gift registry gift which i have by changing table which i hardly use but id imagine if used all the time itd need changing daily. They would need taking out daily if using a normal bin (or atleast thats what the norm seems to be for smell and hygiene reasons and what ive done when we ran out of refills once)
I chose to make life as convenient as possible for myself as no one needs extra tasks with a newborn so as Charlie says it really just depends on how convenient you want everything 🤣
i will say tying off those nappy bags gets repetitive real real quick i worked out when we had to chart it i changed 18 nappies in a day one day in those first two weeks 🤣 I’m yet to get pissed off or tired of with the twist n click so thats a bonus!
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