this one cute baby just 'did her poo' during baby check
so the resident changed her nappy
while she's wiping her, i tried to fold the nappy
and guess what...i couldnt!!
i tot i knew how
but i couldnt get them out from my memory
i tot it was easy n something we do by instinct
but...i couldnt...
aaaa i cant believe that i dont even remember how to fold a nappy..
maybe it's not my fault because the last time i did one was about 16 yrs ago..
and nobody uses cloth nappies anymore..everybody goes for pampers nowadays..
so i decided to google on cloth nappies...
• Cloth nappies are much cheaper than disposables. I have estimated that parents spend about AUS$3500-4000 on nappies for one child from birth. See below for detailed cost comparisons
• Cloth nappies can be a healthier option for your baby. Many parents find that babies have less nappy rash. Considering the advertising campaigns from disposable companies you may find this hard to believe! I deal with customers all the time who cannot use disposables due the rash they cause in babies. Cotton nappies mean your babies skin can breathe.
• Cloth nappies are a responsible environmental choice. You can make your own detergents or purchase earth-friendly brands to wash them in, thereby not contributing bleaches or chemicals to our water table in the washing process.
• It takes thousands of gallons of water, paper from our trees and bleach and chemical absorbers to make disposables look white, clean and fresh when you pull them out of a packet.
and now i'm going to keep googling for 'how to fold a nappy' :D
(mcm takde keje)
oooo.i managed up to step 3 but then i couldnt figure out that i need to turn it upside down for step 4..but doesnt matter because even the resident and even the mom couldnt!! :D
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