Weenees Nappies

Advantages: Waterproof and breathable and can be used with pads instead
Disadvantages: Cost more than other plastic pants

...and sweaty. Weenees are very easy to use as they just velcro round the baby’s waist to the size you want to use. I wish I had found these years ago! For waterproof pants these are a little expensive but they will last for years. They cost £5 for the standard ones and £8 for the deluxe model. How do these wonder pants work do I hear you ask? It is so easy. They can be used with special pad which just slip into an elasticated part of the pants ...
...the good bit. Fold a cloth nappy into a pad and fit it where the disposable pad would go. No worry about pins sticking into a baby, just put it in and velcro them on. What is really good is that my really thin and thread bare nappies I have been using for years are now just as useful as they have always been. Are they any good as waterproof pants? Yes they are excellent. I have experienced no leaks since we have started to use these even though ... Read review

Advantages: Easy to use, Can be used with prefolds or fully compostable pads
Disadvantages: Can't be used with shaped nappies, tend to leak if overstuffed

...longer uses them. He used Weenees at night. I found the weenee wraps were great most of the time. I could choose from 2 standards, the deluxe and the standard wrap so I started out with the cheaper standard wrap. This one is a bit more plasticky and a bit thinner than the deluxe. It is also plain white. The deluxe is coloured and I got to choose the exact colour and pattern I wanted from a reasonable range. I went for red and blue denim at the time! ...
...them snug fitting but they did sit on my son's hips rather than his waist. I did try the compostable pads but felt guilty as I don't have the facilities to compost them so they went in the bin. I now know someone who puts hers in a wormery and the pads are gone within 90 days. In the end I used these for holidays in the main as they are lightweight and between the pad and the wrap they wash and dry incredibly quickly. I did have some leakage issues ... Read review

Advantages: Easy to use
Disadvantages: A bit pricey

...nappy systems, I stumbled across Weenees and found it to be one of the easiest reusable nappy systems. The Weenees wrap fastens with velcro at the back, all you need inside is a prefold nappy and a liner or a Weenees disposable pad which is fully biodegradable and can be flushed away. It's almost as easy as using disposables, at change time just replace the prefold and liner or the pad (whatever you choose to use) in the wrap and put back onto baby. ... Read review

Advantages: Good for the environment
Disadvantages: none

I think that all you mothers of young babys out there should take note of these. A friend of mine uses these and raves about them. They can be used with the old fashioned terry nappys folded into a pad or else with other pads. I do not know where you can get the pads but then again I do not have a baby to use these on. Why should all mothers use this sort of thing? Who am I to say? I pay my council tax and I pay for the disposal of tonnes of disposable ...
...landfill sites. If you mothers would just use something like this then the place would be much cleaner. I have parked in laybyes to be greeted with the sight of a poo filled disposable. If you used something like this then maybe there would be less horrible sites like this for me a childless woman to see. ... Read review