Nappy recommendations

Looking for nappy recommendations please. Thank you 😊

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We like the Lidl lupilu ones
Tried almost every brand including the expensive ones but found the Lidl ones to be the best
Aldi Mamia ones don’t have the blue line marker and with pampers we found the little jelly balls come out of the diaper so don’t recommend them

Love little rascals - changed from pampers about 5 months ago… never looked back

I’ve been using Fred and flo from the beginning. They’ve really suited my baby x

Asda little angels are pretty good. Its what I used for all my babies including my current one. And nappies pants for my toddler Never had an issue

Tesco's Fred & Flo

Little rascals, nightmare to get hold of where I am but my little one gets nappy rash with everything else

Pampers 🩵

We really like the boots own brand nappies, never had any trouble with leaks or nappy rash and they're cheap! Don't recommend kit & kin nappies - they're lovely and soft and super cute but the shape was just really odd and we always struggled getting them to stay on properly!

Kit & Kin x

Rascals as someone who has tried all of them (not even exaggerating)

Lidl by far for comfort and price x

Mamia from Aldi have been great so far.
Pampers were terrible

in our community

More babies at 39

Am I crazy? 😂 I’m 39, have three kids, and my youngest is only 8 months old, yet I’m already thinking about having a fourth!

I’ve always wanted a big family, but my pregnancies have been awful. I had gestational diabetes, was constantly sick during my last pregnancy, and ended up having an emergency C-section because I couldn’t breathe and my baby stopped moving.

My eldest has autism and needs a lot of my time and attention, which I want to give her. I also have absolutely no support from anyone, so realistically, another baby would be a lot.

But why do I still want another one? Is it just human nature to keep wanting more babies, even after everything we’ve been through? Please tell me I’m crazy for even considering another pregnancy! 😂

Overnight feeds/wakes

Hello, it’s been a while since I’ve had a newborn! My little one sleeps from 9pm to 6am when she properly wakes up. However we wake her up between 1-2am for a nappy change and feed. She’s starting to become less interested in the 2am feed and does not open her eyes at all.

She’s nearly 6 weeks, should I keep waking her for the feed (more like a dream feed at this point) or just let her wake naturally even though it could be a long time from her last feed?

Thank you ☺️

Deep sleeper

I’m personally a very deep sleeper 😂 can literally sleep through anything and I was really paranoid that I wouldn’t wake up for my baby or maternal instincts wouldn’t kick in for me to wake up. Everyone told me it would be different when I have my own child and that I’d wake up but low and behold, I only wake up when she full on starts crying 😂😅
Anyone else?

Sterilising help

Hello! Im wanting to pump so my husband can help occasionally, my baby is EBF currently. I have the momcozy pump, when ive sterilised it and used it once, do I then need to sterilise again? I havent been proactive with it because I cant be bothered boiling stuff every single time 🤣
Im talking more than one pump per day too, obviously if it was the day after etc I would resterilise.
Thank you

Breastfeeding or Bottle feeding?

I'm curious to hear people's experiences and perspectives on breastfeeding versus formula feeding.

For those who chose to breastfeed, what were the main reasons behind your decision? And for those who chose formula feeding, what influenced your choice?

For those who've done both, or switched from one to the other, I'd love to hear about that experience too.

Was it personal preference, health reasons, convenience, the bonding aspect, feeding challenges, or something else entirely?

I'm genuinely interested in understanding the different reasons behind people's choices and experiences. No judgement whatsoever – just curious to hear different perspectives, particularly as I'm navigating my own feeding journey at the moment.