nappies

The reusable nappies issue, #9, is that they assume the nappies are not reused.

Besides, a huge amount of product from amazon is boring stuff like nappies and soap and ground coffee.

- Introducing a potty earlier means less poopy nappies, turns out even a toddler dislikes pooping their pants.

One has to buy nappies*, as a minimal impact example, and one has to choose the brand and type.

Just stop nappies, ensure you have a potty nearby, and deal with it for a few days.

Never had problems or felt weird looks in the play ground, never got compliments for changing nappies or anything like that.

It's gone from being full of beans and nappies to servers full of kitten gifs.

Realize that nappies need to be changed a lot, you will get stains on your lush carpet and stuff will get broken.

All night the conversation fluttered around nappies and toddler-proofing houses and more stuff about dealing with baby poo and vomit and whatnot.

- Travelling is harder… Used nappies should be cleaned within 3 days, so expect to take dirty nappies away with you for washing plus clean nappies/boosters/cloths/bags.

Holy shit, it's like you're throwing nappies at me and telling me I should wear them immediately.

We used reusable nappies for our daughter and introduced the potty very early.

None seem to cover the case of a high factor between “has bough unscented skin cream” and “Recommend cribs, nappies and milk bottles”.

Lots of parents, though, opt to use nappies specifically because it shifts an immediate demand ("I'm pooping") into a problem that can be solved within the next few minutes.