Boots disposable nappy liners value for money

Advantages: very tough and excellent value
Disadvantages: can't be flushed down the toilet, not always in stock

...I have used re usable nappies since my youngest son was born 15 months ago and i have used numerous disposable liners in that time, but i have found Boots disposable liners the best and most economical ones! Boots Disposable Nappy Liners are made from strong but soft fabric, providing a gentle feel against baby's delicate skin. This soft liner allows liquids to pass through, helping to keep baby dry, but retains solids to help make nappies easier to change and clean. Suitable for use with all types of re-usable nappy. The liner is placed on the nappy so it lies between the nappy and the baby's bottom. They are only £1.65 for 100 and although they are cheap they are good quality and strong. The only thing is they are very popular and i struggle to find a boots with them in stock on a regular basis . When i do find them in stock...

busymum1 24.01.2008 · Read review
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Tushies Environmentally Friendly Disposibles

Advantages: Environmentally Friendly
Disadvantages: Very Expensive

...Tushies are one of the environmentally friendly makes of disposable nappies. We decided to try them as although we use laundered cotton nappies at home, when we are out and about we take the less environmentally friendly route of using Pampers Active Fit. The company we use for laundered nappies stock these and so we decided to give it a go and see if they would be any good for our holiday in July. *** TUSHIE CLAIMS *** They are gel free and the only disposable diaper with natural blend cotton for natural absorbency. They have recently changed to a cloth-like cover. They use totally chlorine-free wood pulp, have no dies or perfumes added. They make their nappies thicker by using fluffy cotton and have a 'unique' natural blend cotton absorbent core that controls the baby's wetness. *** PRICE AND AVAILABILITY *** I have only...

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Be happy with a Lidl's nappy!

Advantages: Does the job with ease!
Disadvantages: Don't do newborn size!

...I used to make fun of my mum always shopping at Lidl and praising it up like it was the best place to shop in the world! But everytime I saw her with something interesting, I would say 'where'd you get that from?' and before she could answer I would say LIDL'S!!!! (and be correct!) They mainly sell groceries, (at ridiculously low prices) but they also have a specials isle with one off stock bought in, again, at ridiculously low prices! Anything from car to horse accessories! Anyway I'd better get on to the nappies! They start off at size 3 and you get 56 for £4.99. They are decorated like the big brands and have the same basic fixing of velcro tabs. They come with a wetness indicator, which is a thin yellow stripe down the length of the nappy and as soon as it gets wet, it turns blue. An excellent idea and saves you putting...

rustycat777 25.07.2007 · Read review
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Tesco Disposable Nappies

Advantages: Has a vast range of sizes and well priced.
Disadvantages: Some sizes only come in large packs.

...14 months ago I became the proud mother of Twins Olivia and Ethan. They were born 4 weeks early and Newborn nappies didn't fit them they just slid off. My husband went on a hunt for Tiny baby nappies and after hunting high and low in our local Mothercare for one of the more well known brands he gave it up as a bad job. On his way back to the hospital he decided to call in at Tesco and stopped at the nappies on the way. There staring back at him was row after row of nappies in every size including Tiny baby. He quickly filled the trolly with packs and continued on his way. The twins were 3 months old before they fitted into Newborn nappies and as I'm sure most parents do we had already stocked up on Pampers. After 2 days I made the decision that we would give the Pampers we had bought to friends that were expecting babies and went...

shell_lou79 21.10.2006 · Read review
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Review of Tesco Nappies

6,000 disposible nappies will be used by one baby

Advantages: saves money and enivronment. Very fast drying
Disadvantages: have to be good at folding

...Yes that is a big surprise to most of you and that's over 2 and a half years. So if you child takes longer to potty train then it could be more. Disposablie nappies take over 500 years to biodegrade and there are 8 million nappies thrown away every day in Britain. Not enough people know these fact and I think that if they did then they would think twice about putting a disposable on their child, especially now when we are becoming more recyling conscious. So with these facts in mind I decided to go over to re-useable nappies for my second child. Now I thought that there was only one type of re-useable nappy available on the market and I was very wrong. There are atually loads of them, ranging from pre-folds to shapped all in one nappies (where you don't need a waterproof cover, it is built into the nappy instead). I had to...

ronica90 22.09.2003 · Read review
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Review of Terry Nappies

Oh Nappy Days!

Advantages: Make you feel very environmentally friendly
Disadvantages: They leak if not changed regularly

...Why am I writing a review on Terry Towelling Nappies, when I no longer have a child, let alone a baby?? Absolutely no idea, but I really am getting depressed by the amount of rubbish in our environment and disposable nappies are one of the main culprits. Tales from the 1980's Back in the days of yore, or atleast when I was a very young mum, struggling to make ends meet and walking miles with a pram for a bargain, the very idea of a disposable nappy was just way out of reach. We had something called 'Tufty Tails' which were basically a large, rectagonal block of cotton wool, which you tied onto your babies bottom with a strange plastic sheet, called a 'snib'. It was ok all the time your baby was lying asleep, but the little perisher's never laid still, and so the cotton wool would bunch into chunks and with the urine it would get...

orlando 12.05.2005 (19.05.2005) · Read review
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Review of Terry Nappies

A Right Bum Deal.

Advantages: They have nice pictures of whales on them.
Disadvantages: They don't really work all that well and are not much cheaper than premium brand nappies.

...Since having my daughter 13 years ago I always used premium branded nappies and never considered buying cheaper brands of nappies. Since having my son just 20 months ago, we were given the usual free samples when you have a baby, which included a Huggies and a Pampers nappy and money off coupons for them. These are the most well known and are popular with most new parents. Also our family bought us some nappies and baby supplies so we were stocked up, so had a few different brands of nappies to try. We happened to have both Huggies and Pampers nappies; All in all I never got on well with the Huggies nappies with my son as they seemed to leak quite often which proved to be frustrating. So I decided to carry on using Pampers, newborns need to be changed more frequently and the content of the nappy is looser which means leaks...

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Review of Morrisons Tendercare Disposable Nappies

The only disposable nappy

Advantages: Great for the environment, fantastic absorption
Disadvantages: None

...When my young son's output became more than my re-usable cotton nappies could sustain I turned to the only environmentally-minded choice available to me locally - Nature babycare nappies - and they haven't disappointed. When friends have given us other brands I am reluctant to use them, generally stashing them somewhere or using them in the day when I can regularly change my son's nappies. Certainly nothing else gets my boy through the night like Nature. They alone provide the absorption he needs and I would never put him in any other nappy over-night unless I wanted to get up and change him while it's still dark outside (and you can imagine how little I want to do that now that he sleeps through!) Product ~~~~~~ Nature babycare nappies are chlorine free and use naturally breathable non-genetically modified maize materials...

blythe73 09.01.2008 (10.01.2008) · Read review
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Review of Nature Boy & Girl

LIDL NAPPIES GREAT VALUE AND QUALITY

Advantages: cheaper and same value as other leading brands
Disadvantages: none

...I have tried several of the leading brands of nappies as follows: Pampers, Huggies, Asda and Tesco's own brand. The main brand I used was Tesco nappies on a regular basis, that was until I tried the nappies from Lidls. I recelty went on holiday wand could not find a local Tesco store. I came across a Lidls and decided to try their nappies for a change. The pack of nappies was cheaper than my normal brand and also had an extra 6 nappies in the pack. I was doubtful and thought the price reflected the value but I was competely wrong. The nappies from Lidls are of excellent high standards and have convinced me to change to them for future use. They have a high quality elasticated back and elastic around the legs. There was no leakage and it absorbed well leaving my daughter dry and rash free. The value for money is fantastic...

pauline701 06.05.2006 · Read review
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Review of Lidl Disposable Nappies

Super nappies!

Advantages: Good price, good fit, super absorbancy
Disadvantages: Quite thick, but this is for absorbancy

...I have used many different types of nappy on my son, and found these to be the best by far. These are the Little Angel's Nappy - sold exclusively at Asda superstores, and Asda Living. Pricing These nappies cost £3.97 for 32 nappies. This is a lot less cheaper than other brands, and they contain more nappies per pack. You can also have the chance to buy 3 packs for £10.00, therefore saving lots of money on something which is a must not a want! Examples of other nappies are as follows based on prices from Boots: Boots Own Brand - £3.99 (32 in pack) Pampers - £3.79 (18 in pack) As you can see, own brands are almost identical in price, and known brands are more expensive as you are paying for less nappies. Fit Throughout the sizes, these have fit perfectly. On the leg area we haven't had any red marks or sores...

cuthbertc 13.11.2009 · Read review
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