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  1. 12-06-2009 05:23 PM #1
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    Default Need Advice - Building a daycare stash

    DS (6 months) will be starting daycare soon. I need to build up a stash for childcare, i was thinking something with a velcro closure, need them to dry quickly and probably have a smooth outer. I don't want to spend a fortune on them.

    Anyone have any ideas.
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    Default Re: Need Advice - Building a daycare stash

    Babybeehinds Magic alls? Or check out buy for baby for some cheap second hand nappies?
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    Default Re: Need Advice - Building a daycare stash

    baby beehinds magic alls are great as day care nappies that's our choice
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    2nd hand?

    BGs OSFM Pockets were my daycare chocie. No need to get new sizes.
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    Default Re: Need Advice - Building a daycare stash

    I just provide PUL pockets. I find they are great as there are no boosters to fold/wrangle and I can control the boosting.
    We use snap ones without hassle and the daycare centre loves them.
    Try Bubble Js or we have some Peapods and sidesnapping Swaddlebees in our stash.
    I provide 8 per day and put flushable liners in each.
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    I was going to say Magic alls as well

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    Default Re: Need Advice - Building a daycare stash

    Yep I second Swaddlebees SS pockets, itti originals & WriggleyBumz.

    I'll be back if I think of more easy workhorse naps
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