I use a FuzziBunz wetbag I bought on super sale from CottonBabies, but really almost any kind of pul wetbag will do the trick. There are tons of sellers out there. I might make some up to put in my etsy shop someday too.
You can get them on Amazon and lots of other places.
If you plan on breastfeeding or feeding breast milk you won't need to worry about these for a while. If you are formula feeding you'll need to either scrap, spray, swish, something because that pooo is not water soluable like BM poo. The fomula poo and solids poo is all bad IMO, but the liners only help sometimes. I use the liners when we're fighting a diaper rash and using noncd safe ointments.
I use a FuzziBunz wetbag I bought on super sale from CottonBabies, but really almost any kind of pul wetbag will do the trick. There are tons of sellers out there. I might make some up to put in my etsy shop someday too.
You can get them on Amazon and lots of other places.
If you plan on breastfeeding or feeding breast milk you won't need to worry about these for a while. If you are formula feeding you'll need to either scrap, spray, swish, something because that pooo is not water soluable like BM poo. The fomula poo and solids poo is all bad IMO, but the liners only help sometimes. I use the liners when we're fighting a diaper rash and using noncd safe ointments.
I've found Bummis liners to be my favoite. I bought Cutesy baby because they were on sale and they were terrible. Any size Med wet bag. I have a bunch of brands and like the itzy ritzy the best
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could you use regular toilet paper as a disposable diaper liner? It seems to be made of the same stuff...
The way most liners are made it lets the pee through but not the solid waste, the toilet paper would probably disintegrate with wear after it is peed on.
could you use regular toilet paper as a disposable diaper liner? It seems to be made of the same stuff...
I don't think that would work. When LO pees, the tp would start to fall apart and you'd end up picking tp lint out of the diaper. The flushable liners biodegrade in the sewer system, but they're stronger than tp.
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Re: Disposable Diaper Liners
I just plan to use disposable liners during the starting solids phase. That's supposed to be the worst.
I use a Planet Wise medium wetbag for soiled diapers when out and about.
I use a FuzziBunz wetbag I bought on super sale from CottonBabies, but really almost any kind of pul wetbag will do the trick. There are tons of sellers out there. I might make some up to put in my etsy shop someday too.
I use these:
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You can get them on Amazon and lots of other places.
If you plan on breastfeeding or feeding breast milk you won't need to worry about these for a while. If you are formula feeding you'll need to either scrap, spray, swish, something because that pooo is not water soluable like BM poo. The fomula poo and solids poo is all bad IMO, but the liners only help sometimes. I use the liners when we're fighting a diaper rash and using noncd safe ointments.
Are you using the FB CD?
The way most liners are made it lets the pee through but not the solid waste, the toilet paper would probably disintegrate with wear after it is peed on.
I don't think that would work. When LO pees, the tp would start to fall apart and you'd end up picking tp lint out of the diaper. The flushable liners biodegrade in the sewer system, but they're stronger than tp.
DD1: allergic to eggs & dairy
c/p 4/1/11
DD2: milk and soy protein intolerant, allergic to eggs, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, sesame, bananas
MSPI Moms Check-In Blog