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Aug 13th, 2007, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Wobbles Me don't want to sit in that pool Beanie  lol
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Originally Posted by Terrie i take rhys in a reusable nappy | Doesn't it just absorb water though and get tremendously heavy? |
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Aug 13th, 2007, 11:02 AM
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I'm Currently Feeling: | the normal swin nappies from huggies dont hold wee either though.
i put on on Harley as we were walking into the pool he wee'd straight through it lol
its only to hold pooh |
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Aug 13th, 2007, 17:50 PM
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I'm Currently Feeling: | I have this for Thomas, and I paid full price http://adams.co.uk/shop/product/products_id/4522.html
I can't seem to find any disposal's smaller than 15lbs and as Dionne said they do only keep the poo in anyway.
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I'm Currently Feeling: | MrsE that looks well cute, good price too
so no one on here wee's in the swimming baths  |
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Aug 13th, 2007, 18:36 PM
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I'm Currently Feeling: | I love this too:- http://adams.co.uk/shop/product/products_id/4544.html
Might have to take a trip to Adams tomorrow
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Aug 13th, 2007, 20:45 PM
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Originally Posted by Helen Doesn't it just absorb water though and get tremendously heavy? | no i use a really thin pocket nappy with a waterproof outside *its a bumwear pocket) ive also got a wetsuit type thing from mothercare that got given to me... i dunno how much it cost |
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I'm Currently Feeling: | Found this:- Babies can be taken swimming at any age as it provides a fantastic way of getting them used to water and building up their muscles. It can be great fun for parents and baby, providing you are not having to worry about 'accidents' in the pool.
Most swimming pools require babies to wear some form of nappy protection (meaning regular swimwear is of no use), however regular nappies would simply absorb water and weigh your baby down - this is where swim nappies come in.
There are two types of swim nappies available, disposable and washable. Disposable nappies either contain a waterproof layer which prevents water entering and exiting the nappy or have a mesh layer that lets water but not solids pass through. Reusable nappies tend to be made of stretchy swimwear material that lets water but not solids through and can be cost efficient if you take your baby swimming often. Key features to consider when looking for a disposable swim nappy: - Tear away sides for easy removal
- Highly absorbent material
- Swim leakage protection
- Different sizes
- Different bright colours
Key features to consider when looking for a reusable washable swim nappy: - Leak protection
- Comfortable and light to wear
- Range of attractive and bright colours
- A range of different sizes
- Unisex pants
- Adjustable waist draw-string
- Waterproof polyester outer, cotton blend internal lining
- Machine washable so quick and easy to clean up after an accident
- Chlorine Resistant Fabric, which provides UPF50+ and blocks 95% of the sun's UV radiation giving excellent protection.
Whether you choose to use disposable or reusable nappies it is important to check that they fit snugly, yet not tightly around your baby's legs and waist to prevent anything escaping. It is also important to check the size and weight they were intended for. Additionally, swim nappies with tear away sides or those that fasten with poppers make it easier to change your baby than those which pull up or down.
By choosing well fitted swim nappies for your baby you can make sure that you both have fun in the pool. |
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Aug 13th, 2007, 21:21 PM
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| Helen! Have a look in Adams (if there is one near you). I bought Ella a all in one with arms and legs today for hols, it was reduced from £11 to £3. Also got Alex a t-shirt and nappy swim set reduced to a fiver  |
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