Fred & Flo Newborn Nappies

I first bought a pack of these when my baby was tiny and they seemed fine. Then I bought another pack about a month later and the quality was so bad I donated them instead. Not sure… Read more

I first bought a pack of these when my baby was tiny and they seemed fine. Then I bought another pack about a month later and the quality was so bad I donated them instead. Not sure if it was just me but definitely wouldn’t buy again.
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Personally these are one of the only nappies we use now. We’ve never had a leak and they are always very sturdy. They are affordable too, much cheaper than pampers. They have the blue line so you… Read more

Personally these are one of the only nappies we use now. We’ve never had a leak and they are always very sturdy. They are affordable too, much cheaper than pampers.
They have the blue line so you can see if it is wet, which is so useful
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I have a 5 week old and am in the process of trying different brands of nappy to find what works best for us and little one. Tesco's: Good priced supermarket nappy, I like the premise of… Read more

I have a 5 week old and am in the process of trying different brands of nappy to find what works best for us and little one.

Tesco's: Good priced supermarket nappy, I like the premise of the elasticated back, they're thin and little one hasn't had any issues with the material they're made of. BUT they leak. A lot. Some days nothing, some 3 outfit changes. And I don't just mean poonami, they leak urine from the legs. At first I wondered if it's because my skinny boyo hasn't got chunky enough legs to stop it leaking but we don't have this issue with any other nappy that we've tried yet.

Other supermarket brands (Lidl/Aldi) don't have this issue nor do boots or pampers. We will continue our trial but looks like the cheaper supermarkets are winning.
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