Nappies > Lollipop Nappies > Reusable Nappy

Advantages: Stretchy, Long Life, Multi Sized, Integral Booster, Fast drying, long term savings.
Disadvantages: Contains some polyester, Total outlay for a system is not cheap.

...collaboration between Bambino Mio and Lollipop Childrens Products and is very similar to the tried and tested Motherease Onesize. The onelife nappy is cleverly designed with a fold over waist to easily reduce the length of the nappy. Simply fold over the waist and use the row of poppers that are are now on the outside to adjust the width and depth of the nappy. As your baby grows the nappy can be unfolded to achieve a greater depth of nappy. The ...
...a range of widths. Each onelife nappy comes with an attachable inner layer that can be used as an absorbency booster for when wetting becomes heavier. The inner layer simply fastens inside using the poppers. The Onelife nappy is made from mostly cotton but has some polyester to help retain that first use softness that is often lost if you don't have a tumble drier. These nappies stay soft even when dried on a radiator. The polyester also helps maintain ... Read review

Advantages: Very absorbent, economical, adjustable,
Disadvantages: Too large for newborn, long drying time

...independent nappy advisor company called Lollipop (http://www.teamlollipop.co.uk/). I decided to make a no obligation appointment with our local advisor who talked through my needs and offered suggestions for appropriate nappies. I immediately fell in love with the look and feel of the bamboo terry nappies as they are so soft and fluffy. The nappy itself consists of three elements: the nappy itself (pictured) which has adjustable velcro fastenings, ...
...outer to prevent leakage. The bamboo itself is a hugely sustainable product, far more so than cotton so earns extra browny points on the greenness of the product. It is also massively absorbent which in its downfall also means that it takes a long time to dry, this may be a problem if you do not have a tumble drier. The nappy and outer both come in two sizes. I purchased 20 nappies in the size 0 (up to 6 months) and 3 outers. This allows enough ... Read review

Advantages: Great fit, no leakages, keeps baby dry longer than 12 hours, pretty design,available everywhere.
Disadvantages: There aren't any!

I first tried Pampers Baby Dry when my little girl began sleeping through the night 10-12 hours. I was tired of leakages and endless washing as the cheaper brand nappies I was using were not up to the job. From the first use, i knew I would never put another nappy on her at night! Not only did the nappy hold every little drop, it kept her dry and protected her against nappy rash. So for a week or so we would use cheaper brand nappies during the ...
...save me money to use Pampers Baby Dry all the time. I tried this and it actually worked out to be cheaper using Pampers all the time as I didn't need to change her so frequently. Buying cheaper brand nappies is a false economy. Pampers Baby Dry beat the other brands in every way; performance, comfort, design. I also find you can save more money buying the jumbo packs where you get 88 nappies for around £12. These are frequently on offer in supermarkets ... Read review

Advantages: Cheap, Quick Drying
Disadvantages: Cheap ones not very absorbent

...have recently been trying out terry nappies on my toddler - who was previously potty trained but has now, for some reason known only to herself, regressed back to nappies full time - so I have reached the conclusion that come November I may potentially have 2 children in nappies, and my 20 Motherease Onesize will probably not stretch to 2 kids at once unless I do a wash every bloomin' night, which I don't really fancy to be quite honest... So with ...
...decided to try out some terry nappies, (seeing as these are the cheapest option available), and get practising now so that when baby number 2 arrives I will be a pro terry nappy fitter. I looked at quite a few different types online but I kind of assumed that a terry nappy was a terry nappy and went for the cheapest I could find - Junior Joy - and I managed to get 18 60x60cm squares, 2 tiny newborn wraps and 3 nappi nippas (the modern equivalent ... Read review

Advantages: they do absorb runny poo
Disadvantages: sizing didnt seem right

I have used pampers new baby for the first few weeks of all three of my children's lives. I did find they did what they said they do they do absorb runny poo and I found that they coped with the amount my babies pooed. I found that with all three of my children at some point the nappies where on special offer so they did work out cheaper than other brands One thing I did find with these nappies was that I always had to go up in size long before ...
...they go up to. I also found to start with I had to fold down the top of nappy because of babies cord maybe a newborn nappy with a hole for the cord would be good Over all I do like these's nappies and I thought the price was average compared with other nappies ... Read review