I was wt a man ds mornin, for d 2hrs I spent wt him, he mentioned pampers like 30 times.... does he kno hw much pampers cost? has he started buying pampers? does he kno....? pampers ds... pampers dt.....
Plz wx ds hw our old parents mentioned napkin dos days? or is it because pampers is costly or wat? must u use pampers if it is so? if it is too costly for u... bro Y dnt u try napkin beside u were raised wt napkin.... let's us nt buy problem wen u hv alternative.... because of wat is reigning or trending......
for me if buying pampers Wil gv me headache.... I Wil beg MA wife.... let's substitute or even resort to usin napkin entirely... I kno it won't b easy bt wt time.... nxt is adjustment.....
merry Christmas for our new couples entering 2016......

deph:
I was wt a man ds mornin, for d 2hrs I spent wt him, he mentioned pampers like 30 times.... does he kno hw much pampers cost? has he started buying pampers? does he kno....? pampers ds... pampers dt.....
Plz wx ds hw our old parents mentioned napkin dos days? or is it because pampers is costly or wat? must u use pampers if it is so? if it is too costly for u... bro Y dnt u try napkin beside u were raised wt napkin.... let's us nt buy problem wen u hv alternative.... because of wat is reigning or trending......
for me if buying pampers Wil gv me headache.... I Wil beg MA wife.... let's substitute or even resort to usin napkin entirely... I kno it won't b easy bt wt time.... nxt is adjustment.....
merry Christmas for our new couples entering 2016......

Pampers are more convinient but if you cannot afford them get napkins

Very true bro


I just imagine how people dat cant afford what's trending go out of their way to get these things when you have substitute.


The same thing with public and private schools.





Nb: it is nappy not napkin

op if u are ready to be washing the napkin as and at when due ur wife will gladly agree

jhydebaba:
Very true bro


I just imagine how people dat cant afford what's trending go out of their way to get these things when you have substitute.


The same thing with public and private schools.





Nb: it is nappy not napkin

i hope you will be as enthusiatic about washing the nappies as you are about buying them

Moana:
i hope you will be as enthusiatic about washing the nappies as you are about buying them

.......... hw dd our old parents wash there's.... lol....

deph:
.......... hw dd our old parents wash there's.... lol....

Will you continue to use Nokia 3310 in 2015 simply because your parents used it back then as well or have you adapted to changes in society and started using a smartphone?

I do not even know why you would call diapers something thats trending, they are a neccessity not something fashionable. Unless you are the one who will personally wash the pee and poo off your children's nappies, i highly doubt you should have a say on the matter.

deph:
I was wt a man ds mornin, for d 2hrs I spent wt him, he mentioned pampers like 30 times.... does he kno hw much pampers cost? has he started buying pampers? does he kno....? pampers ds... pampers dt.....
Plz wx ds hw our old parents mentioned napkin dos days? or is it because pampers is costly or wat? must u use pampers if it is so? if it is too costly for u... bro Y dnt u try napkin beside u were raised wt napkin.... let's us nt buy problem wen u hv alternative.... because of wat is reigning or trending......
for me if buying pampers Wil gv me headache.... I Wil beg MA wife.... let's substitute or even resort to usin napkin entirely... I kno it won't b easy bt wt time.... nxt is adjustment.....
merry Christmas for our new couples entering 2016......

Pampers have become the general name given to disposable diapers. OP, there are good and affordable disposable diapers, a low income family can use, it must not be Pampers. My opinion, people who cannot afford Pampers, can go for the cheaper, yet good disposable diaper, and mix it with the reusable cotton napkin. U wouldn't want to be seen in an occasion, with ur baby wearing the cotton napkin, and the child poops every 45mins.

I used diapers only because they are convenient and we could afford it. Can't judge any other mother who does not.

Every home, marriage is unique. People should stop comparing and do what works for them.

If its causing a strain( and even in the west where they are cheaper some still struggle with the cost) one can mix and match. Cotton nappies while at home and disposable diapers while out and about.

Cotton Nappies just need a lot more time and effort for it to be used hygienically but people still use them. A lot of environmentally conscious people do and for them its not even about the cost but more about the amount of waste they generate.

I like convenience a lot but in retrospect I think I could have actually been able to survive using cotton nappies . If at the time the cost of the disposables was a strain on our finances i would have adjusted and used them. As my babies got older sef I switched to cheaper brands. I must say though I might not be saying this if there was no washing machine.

OP I don't think its a versus thing. Its what works best at the time for the parents at the time.

The moment Nigerians learn how to be contented the better for dis generation.
Everyone has his/her own mask,do what is convenient for u.

It really doesn't have any thing to do with affordability. Diapers are expensive especially if you use the better qualities(i.e. original huggies). And you cannot save a fairly used one for future use.
Nappies are a great burden and if you calculate the cost of water for washing, detergent and disinfectant (plus labour and time) ,the difference wouldn't be much sef

I use clothe nappies, the modern type. They are not harder to use than disposables and I prefer the fit and look of them. I chose them for their looks, economy and environmental factors (it's also preferred by doctors abroad because cotton is a breathable fabric and lets air get to moist places on baby's bum, so fewer rashes). im avoiding exposing myself and baby to so many harsh chemicals and you'd be surprised how many they are in most mainstream products targeted at babies. i have a washing machine though and the Nigerian sun is the best bleach ever. I like matching the nappies to her outfits. Nappies are not hard to use and we get so many leaks from disposables (especially the a nigerian-made ones). Even with washing nappies, I can reuse them for multiple kids so they will always be slightly cheaper than disposables (though we use disposies at night because hubby is on diaper duty then). The modern cloth nappies are super absorbent and don't need bleach, not the old Terry cloth types. There's a push in western countries towards a more organic lifestyle but it's yet to get traction in Nigeria (some few of us are. into an organic lifestyle).

I think you shouldn't force anything on your wife, both of you need to agree on everything.

Moana:
Will you continue to use Nokia 3310 in 2015 simply because your parents used it back then as well or have you adapted to changes in society and started using a smartphone?

I do not even know why you would call diapers something thats trending, they are a neccessity not something fashionable. Unless you are the one who will personally wash the pee and poo off your children's nappies, i highly doubt you should have a say on the matter.

it's nt a matter of Nokia 3310 in 2015.....its a matter of usin sometin dt d name won't leave ur mouth cos of d cost.... sometin dt is ordinarily won't hv bn taken too serious... bt ur considering it as greatest marriage headache... buying pampers.... lol.... sorry to say ds bt If u hv bn says ds... does he kno hw much pampers cost.... den ur nt supose to use it.... check d alternatives or rather more affordable ones....

deph:

it's nt a matter of Nokia 3310 in 2015.....its a matter of usin sometin dt d name won't leave ur mouth cos of d cost.... sometin dt is ordinarily won't hv bn taken too serious... bt ur considering it as greatest marriage headache... buying pampers.... lol.... sorry to say ds bt If u hv bn says ds... does he kno hw much pampers cost.... den ur nt supose to use it.... check d alternatives or rather more affordable ones....

The point everyone is saying is "don't force anything on your wife". If you're going to insist on nappies, you better make sure it is easy for her to handle by either helping her with the washing or getting her a washing machine. Simples.

If you cannot afford Pampers, buy a cheaper disposable diaper (several Chinese brands exist on the market). I've heard of Angel, Molfix, Bleer Bluer etc.

You apparently may not realise this, but women are also human beings who get tired and exhausted and there isn't a person alive on this planet that went "Housework and chores, yippee, hooray! " ever.

Team napkins.ayam cool with it.all i just need z my can of hypo bleach,i kuku like to wash,and ayam good to go.most times,you just hav tu substitute.....i only use diapers for my lo,wenever ayam goin out.

I subscribe to convenience though but most of these new generation mothers are lazy. They want everything done. Some don't even mind their husband having affairs provided he doesn't bring std and another woman home. They only want sex for reproduction n fun at will.

ahnie:
Team napkins.ayam cool with it.all i just need z my can of hypo bleach,i kuku like to wash,and ayam good to go.most times,you just hav tu substitute.....i only use diapers for my lo,wenever ayam goin out.

please how much did you buy the napkins cos I intend doing it your way when I deliver i.e diapers only when going out?

Onegai:
I use clothe nappies, the modern type. They are not harder to use than disposables and I prefer the fit and look of them. I chose them for their looks, economy and environmental factors (it's also preferred by doctors abroad because cotton is a breathable fabric and lets air get to moist places on baby's bum, so fewer rashes). im avoiding exposing myself and baby to so many harsh chemicals and you'd be surprised how many they are in most mainstream products targeted at babies. i have a washing machine though and the Nigerian sun is the best bleach ever. I like matching the nappies to her outfits. Nappies are not hard to use and we get so many leaks from disposables (especially the a nigerian-made ones). Even with washing nappies, I can reuse them for multiple kids so they will always be slightly cheaper than disposables (though we use disposies at night because hubby is on diaper duty then). The modern cloth nappies are super absorbent and don't need bleach, not the old Terry cloth types. There's a push in western countries towards a more organic lifestyle but it's yet to get traction in Nigeria (some few of us are. into an organic lifestyle).

I think you shouldn't force anything on your wife, both of you need to agree on everything.

Sis pls are these available in Nigeria? I think I love this.

I got it as gifts...i dunno how much it cost?

amanda2013:
please how much did you buy the napkins cos I intend doing it your way when I deliver i.e diapers only when going out?

am sure ure soundin dis way cos u aain marid or gt kids yet. anyways, diapas are mre convenient nd hygienically beta bt its ur choice nd stl pending if u are d typ dat av shame,if not u can use nappy nd neva mnd wat onlookers says. we av chipa diapas. infct wen amm brke domtyms,I buy d 3 in one wich s sold 4 100naira

deph:

it's nt a matter of Nokia 3310 in 2015.....its a matter of usin sometin dt d name won't leave ur mouth cos of d cost.... sometin dt is ordinarily won't hv bn taken too serious... bt ur considering it as greatest marriage headache... buying pampers.... lol.... sorry to say ds bt If u hv bn says ds... does he kno hw much pampers cost.... den ur nt supose to use it.... check d alternatives or rather more affordable ones....

you stopped making sense a long time ago

babyme1:


Sis pls are these available in Nigeria? I think I love this.

I'm sure they sell them in Nigeria but you can easily get them off Amazon. They're super cute, I have a whole stash of them and when they're dirty, I toss them into a wetbag until wash-day. No smells, no wahala, we use an organic diaper rash cream (you can either mix one easily or use plain coconut oil) and anyone who tells you they're unhygenic is being ignorant as they actually help better for rashes.

^^ They are cute indeed.

Onegai:



I'm sure they sell them in Nigeria but you can easily get them off Amazon. They're super cute, I have a whole stash of them and when they're dirty, I toss them into a wetbag until wash-day. No smells, no wahala, we use an organic diaper rash cream (you can either mix one easily or use plain coconut oil) and anyone who tells you they're unhygenic is being ignorant as they actually help better for rashes.

I was going to call you to this thread

Those nappies are so cute .. Pity I don't want to go through that again but I would have definitely gone for them .. na 1 year maternity leave we dey get so no wahala

Will check them out on Amazon and buy some for my sister , I have passed her the baton

damiso:


I was going to call you to this thread

Those nappies are so cute .. Pity I don't want to go through that again but I would have definitely gone for them .. na 1 year maternity leave we dey get so no wahala

Will check them out on Amazon and buy some for my sister , I have passed her the baton

Get her some pocket diapers, either Grovia or Alvababy. My friend has some Alvababy and some charcoal grey inserts for her son and she hasn't stopped singing happily about them. Me, i need some cotton prefolds and some more colours in my stash to match a few more outfits. It's very addictive

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PAmpers are d best.

Onegai:
I use clothe nappies, the modern type. They are not harder to use than disposables and I prefer the fit and look of them. I chose them for their looks, economy and environmental factors (it's also preferred by doctors abroad because cotton is a breathable fabric and lets air get to moist places on baby's bum, so fewer rashes). im avoiding exposing myself and baby to so many harsh chemicals and you'd be surprised how many they are in most mainstream products targeted at babies. i have a washing machine though and the Nigerian sun is the best bleach ever. I like matching the nappies to her outfits. Nappies are not hard to use and we get so many leaks from disposables (especially the a nigerian-made ones). Even with washing nappies, I can reuse them for multiple kids so they will always be slightly cheaper than disposables (though we use disposies at night because hubby is on diaper duty then). The modern cloth nappies are super absorbent and don't need bleach, not the old Terry cloth types. There's a push in western countries towards a more organic lifestyle but it's yet to get traction in Nigeria (some few of us are. into an organic lifestyle).

I think you shouldn't force anything on your wife, both of you need to agree on everything.

I'm with you on this . With 3kids using diapers at the same time, I decided to go the reusable diaper way. And I have no regrets whatsoever. Quite cost effective plus having to use a washing machine takes away the hassle of washing. No irritability that comes with some disposable diapers.

I use the disposable strictly for outing. Plus the fact that the reusable can be used from newborn to toddler and for subsequent kids is the icing on the cake! No need to buy bigger sizes as the baby grows older. Just adjust the setting according to the size of the baby and you're good to go.

Here z another method...you can buy diapers 8piecec for 400 naira,after the baby has finish usin it,if she wee's on it,just strape the cotton insid off,wash and hang.then get a nappy,fit into the diaper n viola,you are good to go.no one would ever imagine that,you inserted nappy insid the diaper.you can always re use it for like a week.lolz

goldmine:

I'm with you on this . With 3kids using diapers at the same time, I decided to go the reusable diaper way. And I have no regrets whatsoever. Quite cost effective plus having to use a washing machine takes away the hassle of washing. No irritability that comes with some disposable diapers.

I use the disposable strictly for outing. Plus the fact that the reusable can be used from newborn to toddler and for subsequent kids is the icing on the cake! No need to buy bigger sizes as the baby grows older. Just adjust the setting according to the size of the baby and you're good to go.

awesome sauce! Are you in Lagos? what brands did you get?

onegai and goldmine. I'm ur sis from pregnancy thread. pls i love this cloth diaper. i'm super interested. the disposable one is eating deep into my finances. Pls how can i buy these ones, pls help a very very very desperate sis. pls any contact in lagos where i can buy it. i will dress up and go there now. pls help me.