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Road test: Lullaby Nappies |
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by monyq83  (March 2007) (rank 14th) |
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Grrr I just wrote up a big long road test and it got wiped lol so here we go again....
This one is on Lullaby Nappies. Im trying to get through all the brands, so bear with me.
Lullaby were pretty good for their price. They cost under
$6 for a pack of 14, from IGA. I was pretty impressed with them throughout the day, but they didnt pass the overnight test. X woke up in a puddle of pee. His nappy rash also seems to be getting worse, but that could have something to do with the fact that he is teething as well. I dont feel that the nappies did all that good job of drawing moisture away from his skin, but thats what you get in a lower priced nappy. Id still be happy to use these through the day and switch to a more absorbent nappy at night, provided his nappy rash clears up. I compare most nappies to Huggies, as I havent used a better brand yet, these fall quite short of huggies standards, but for a lower priced nappy despite a few drawbacks I was pretty impressed.
Features include cloth like cover and velcro type grip tabs, and Vitamin E skin balm. Not bad for a cheapy. Theyre also made in Australia. If they could tackle the overnighter problem, I would consider switching to this brand. Nappy was a good fit, and X seems comfortable wearing them despite the nappy rash.
I tried finding an official 'Lullaby Nappies' website, but I dont think they have one. If anyone knows of one could you let me know so that i can add it? I looked on the packet and they werent there either.
Overall I'd give them 3 thumbs up out of 5.
Amanda
