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Nappy advice
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its not essential - you can sun out stains. You still find it in some major supermarkets0
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Right now, I've started using my cloth nappies - but where do you find nappy san. I have looked in supermarket, on line but so far I am either being stupid or I just can't see for looking ???
According to 'My Supermarket' Tesco, Sainsbury's and Ocado stock it, hope that helps :-)Comping, freebieing and trying to pay the mortgage off early!0 -
Right now, I've started using my cloth nappies - but where do you find nappy san. I have looked in supermarket, on line but so far I am either being stupid or I just can't see for looking ???
It's actually "Nappisan". The correct spelling might help finding it online. In the shops it is usually with the baby stuff, but sometimes with the stain removers. It's a powder in a small blue white and red box (about double the size of the large household size boxes of matches you used to be able to buy) if that helps you look for it on the shelves.
It is magic stuff.0 -
Hi all.
My youngest son is 12 and is in nappies he has severe autisim and other disablites . His nappies currently provided through the NHs, for which we are greatful .
As he is getting bigger the supply is running out and you need to get them from disablity shops whom mark it up .. When i asked if the nhs could up his supply we where told they where allocated , in Wiltshire apparently it's 3 a day.
So my question is this . Do you know how the allocation system is set or have you ever got it in creased .Links that i ciuld reffernce would be fantastic
My son's school nurse whom did the assesment was told by her superiors that he gets d la and that should cover it .
I know it sounds like a im scrounging but the dla gets used up on his other needs he goes through clothes like you would not believe
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There's a big section here on re-usable nappies including people selling them and advisors
Hope to helpWins: Feb - Sam and Amanda DVD, Nanny Series, £50 Mother Day Goodies box0 -
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my friend had a coupon which she took to Sainsbury's and exchanged for a pack of size 1 Huggies Nappies, a really useful freebie, her OH printed it off the internet but couldn't remember where he got it from anybody any suggestions, I've tried Sainsbury's website, Nectar, Bounty and couponet with no luck.miss-piggin :j Mum of 2 wonderful girls and a gorgeous little man.DFW Halifax£2330 Tesco£2576 Virgin£3238 Little£5468 Asda£242 Barc£240 Catalogue£1600 Halifax1£2k Halifax2£250 [STRIKE]Capital£100 Picture£53k GE Mo £30k. Mortgage1 £135k. TOTAL £236044.0 -
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SeptemberBaby wrote: »
Just knew you would answer. Please confess and tell us all the freebies you managed to pick up :T :T :T .
How large is your nappy stash these days ?? :rotfl:0 -
ooh, very useful - thank you!!!"outside of a dog, a book is man's best friend. inside of a dog, it's too dark to read" - Groucho Marx0
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I cant get the page to open up at mo, do you have to print it off or can you get a voucher sent to your home?
Very handy though, thank you.
keely.Mommy to Elliot (5) and Lewis (born xmas eve 11!)0
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