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When Leo first started in cloth (5mths) he was fine with just one insert. I didn't need to add a booster until around 10-11mths when he started teething and wetting more. Just see how you go with the one insert first, if it's sopping or leaking under 2hrs then you'll need something else. You can boost easily & cheaply with microfibre cleaning cloths (sold in bulk at Mitre 10 Mega in the cleaning section) or you can buy slim hemp boosters off TM without adding too much bulk. Hope that helps!

Good luck & enjoy your BGs!

Vic xx

We never use liners. I have a couple but they have never been touched.

I agree with Vic, just see how long one insert lasts and go from there.

Good luck!

I don't use liners (only have used them when Josh was having heavy duty clean on his butt) but it is an each to their own.

I have to have 2 inserts in Josh's nappy, but try 1 and see how long it lasts and then try 2 see what works for you.

yeah Ethan does the same only pooes every few days ...Emma...they sell 100 for 10$ at the store is it cheaper at supermarket?

I think i will just see how he goes temporarily:)

kebakat wrote: The thing that amuses me about people who use liners and have a bubba that does solid poos (rather than newborn runny poos) is what is the difference between tipping a liner in the loo vs without one? The poop just rolls off the nappy, it doesn't need rinsing

Since teething Leo's poo has never been solid enough to just roll off without rinsing - so I use a fleece liner as it's easier to stretch when rinsing the poo.

kebakat wrote: The thing that amuses me about people who use liners and have a bubba that does solid poos (rather than newborn runny poos) is what is the difference between tipping a liner in the loo vs without one? The poop just rolls off the nappy, it doesn't need rinsing

You haven't seen Jacks poo by the time I catch him its smooshed right into his nappy so a liner is a must here, none actually comes off just by shaking it over the loo.

I'm definately on the use liners side here, I get flushable ones so the whole lot goes.

Had lots of trouble early on this pregnancy dealing with naps, so have just got back into it again and yesterday had a 4 poo day! Not nice, today was back to normal - thank goodness was nearly enough to put me off again!

Tweedle wrote: Liners are a personal preference, depends how you feel about dealing with the poo If it is not going to just 'roll off' then a liner makes it much easier to deal with if you don't fancy the idea of rinsing. As for the extra insert - depends how much he wets, takes some trial and error to find the right combination of inserts and how many you will need. Best of luck

I've so got no patience:) hehe.

RachandJack wrote: kebakat wrote: The thing that amuses me about people who use liners and have a bubba that does solid poos (rather than newborn runny poos) is what is the difference between tipping a liner in the loo vs without one? The poop just rolls off the nappy, it doesn't need rinsing You haven't seen Jacks poo by the time I catch him its smooshed right into his nappy so a liner is a must here, none actually comes off just by shaking it over the loo.

Yup, gremlins are smooshers too Add in the fact that they poop on average 3 times each a day and you'll see why I use liners

I use the Johnsons liners from the supermarket. They were great when Jack was little as the nappy was alot cleaner. We did go through a stage when they were alot firmer and it seemed pointless, but with this latest lot of teeth it has all turned alot softer and smellier so I am greatful for liners!