Now let me tell you, one of my favourite things is to get FLUFFY MAIL!
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| So imagine my surprise when I got this gorgeous package! |
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| It's a pocket nappy so great for ease of use (especially for daddies and to send to daycare). Love the charcoal coloured fleece on the inside, it keeps moisture away from baby and it doesn't show stains! |
This is on the 2nd rise setting and I think Sweetpea will use it like this for a while to come! I just love this purple!
As you can see this nappy will really take you from newborn to potty training. Its the best nappy in my opinion to do so. For a tiny baby there are overlapping snaps on the top which is a must and the hip snap prevents the "wing droop" from happening when they get mobile.
It's not a bulky nappy either so fits great under pants although I must say this spring I never covered them up!
These nappies aren't only gorgeous but much healthier for baba as they are bamboo, so not chemically ridden plastic next to their important parts. They are also more sustainably produced being that they are made from bamboo and as you can see by the diagram below, much more friendly on the pocket!
This is what they said on their site about the cost:
Our research shows average daily nappy use are about:
| 0 - 3 months | 10 per day |
| 3 - 6 months | 8 per day |
| 6 - 12 months | 6 per day |
| 12 - 24 months | 6 per day |
| 24 - Potty training | 5 per day |
On average, using disposable nappies will add up to about 5 369 nappies at a cost of R17 727* over 2,5 years (not accounting for inflation).
This, compared to
Éfa Bamboo Nappies:
Using reusable bamboo nappies
until potty training at 2.5yrs of age
@R139 for one nappy (including 1 x liner)
Using 20 nappies in total
= R2593*
Check their very informative site out:
It must depend on your child because I tried others after using honest diapers on my son and they failed us several times. I went right back to honest diapers and no more leaks. I have also tried other brands but they just don't work for my son. Funny how each is different.
ReplyDeleteSo true! Each brand works differently on different size babies, toddlers etc and I think it depends on how much the drink etc. I've noticed the difference with my 3 children alone. What worked for one failed with the other. Its why I love a stash that has different brands. I haven't trie Honest diapers yet. Not sure if you can get them in South Africa? Will check it out though!
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