Disposable nappies might be convenient at times (like on trains and boats and planes), but they always filled me with a sense of guilt when I was an au pair in Paris. (Of course a decision about nappy-types is up to the parents, not the au pair, so I suppose I'm guilt-free per se...)
But re-usables with that pilcher-thing (never heard the word before...) sounds rather comfy for the wee 'un, and hey; my toosh has suffered no (permanent) damage from not being wrapped in half a rainforest with added plastic, so I'm all for the environmentally friendly and financially sane option!
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Date: 2005-10-27 08:32 am (UTC)But re-usables with that pilcher-thing (never heard the word before...) sounds rather comfy for the wee 'un, and hey; my toosh has suffered no (permanent) damage from not being wrapped in half a rainforest with added plastic, so I'm all for the environmentally friendly and financially sane option!