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mandyGuest ·
Which brand do you go for or buy the diapers from? :-)
Any more tips/experiences/stories...?

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  1. Dani #2

    I'm reading along with you, Mandy. I haven't thought about it yet.
    With the first one, no diapers at all, only in the beginning, but the little girl didn't fit the newborn size very well.
    So I used my own brand from Dirx, I think. I found them fine and they were affordable.

  2. xmiertjex Guest #3

    Hi Mandy.
    I use the 'real' diapers for nighttime and the C1000 brand or Kruidvat brand for daytime. That way you can check more often, haha. My friends do it this way, and I don't really have a clue myself, so we'll try that first.
    Greetings, Mirthe

  3. xmiertjex Guest #4

    Hi Mandy.
    I use the 'real' diapers at night and the C1000 brand or Kruidvat brand during the day. That way you can check more often haha. My girlfriends do it this way and I don't have a clue myself, so let's try that first.
    Greetings, Mirthe

  4. Anonymous Guest #5

    I do what Mandy says: use real diapers (Baby Dry) at night, otherwise she’s always wet in the morning. And during the day, a cheap brand. When she was teething, I also used diapers during the day for a while because she had a sore bottom, and that helped + cleaning with water or a cream instead of wet wipes.

  5. kimjoy #6

    Hi girls, based on friends' advice, we're just going to use diapers, especially at the start! But if you keep an eye on the deals, it can turn out quite affordable! They often have good offers on bol.com or wehkamp. I only have 1 pack of newborn size right now since you don't know which size your little one will be when they're born. That's why I'm not buying large stocks yet.
    Love, Kim

  6. Lexie #7

    We use Pampers, Huggies leak here and they get diaper rash from them.

  7. Nienke Guest #8

    We think all diapers are good enough, so we buy whatever's on sale or that we happen to come across!

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