Cloth nappies

[ailbhe]

9 days old and we went to Meeting, then to lunch at the Picnic Café, then we looked at the new Eclectic Games venue, and finally we bought a nappy stacker in Mothercare and came home on the bus.

I'm tired and have had a few dizzy spells but am basically ok, and it was lovely to get out of the house.

Astrid is in cloth nappies for the first time since birth. It's a little disconcerting - one grows accustomed to being able to smell a wet or dirty nappy very quickly, and cloth doesn't smell anything like as strongly as disposables, even eco-friendly disposables, so she wasn't changed as often as I think she might otherwise have been.

She's about to outgrow the Newborn size. We'll send them on to a smaller baby (good up to 10lb).

Comments

[laura0141.livejournal.com]

I'm really glad things are going so well for you :)

[barakta]

Glad things are going so well - and that it's alright to still be dizzy and a bit worn out, you did baby gestating and stuffs :) Hope you start to regain more spoons and mobility for out of housing more and more.

[gloriap.livejournal.com]

NINE DAYS OLD? I would have guessed three or four at most. Enjoy her infancy, it passes so quickly.

[magnio.livejournal.com]

cloth doesn't smell anything like as strongly as disposables, even eco-friendly disposables

Yeah, it really makes me wonder what the heck they add to them. We didn't notice the smell until we switched to disposables for a few days after weeks on cloth. "Gee, what have you given her? She smells!!"