yes it’s that time again…SALE TIME…and doesn’t everyone love a bargain!
It’s that time of the year when everyone is on sale, so here we are
on sale too. Huge bargains are to be had instore, don’t miss out.
You can be creative and save money too!
“They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning
We will remember them.
Lest we forget.
We had a fabulous time at the baby show in Melbourne. I was so wonderful to have so many people interested in our products, and wonderful to have so many people interested in changing over to cloth nappies!
I thought you might like a little look at our stand. We recieved a lot of comments about how stunning it was, and I have to agree See for yourself below.
At last, Choice have revied three brands of Modern Cloth Nappies
In previous years we found the great majority of parents (95%) are using disposable nappies. But there’s been a shift. One in five of our disposable nappy trialists told us they are using cloth nappies or a mix. And a recent CHOICE Online poll showed 40% of over 1000 respondents preferred cloth nappies. Recent research from the University of Queensland showed that home-washed reusable nappies, washed in cold water in a front-loading washing machine and line-dried, are the most environmentally friendly option.
There are now a variety of modern cloth nappies that are easy to use and help your purse strings. Our short web search turned up 43 different brands. When you consider a typical baby goes through about 6000 nappies, it’s a mountain of nappies that are not ending up as landfill.
Nappies Covered is your one stop nappy making shop and is a world of nappy making at your finger tips. Owned and operated by Jodie, a mumprenuer to 4 wonderful children has been servicing the cloth nappy industry since 2004. Nappies Covered is also dedicated to using environmentally friendly practices within their business by using recycled paper, using solar power at their warehouse/office and using only pumped rain water just to name a few.
They provide a HUGE selection of printed and plain PUL fabrics to use when making Modern Cloth Nappies. Nappies Covered also stock hemp, bamboo, sherpa, microfleece and a huge array of notions to make your sewing of nappies even easier.
Nappy fabrics are their specialty, quality is guaranteed, and they provide the most efficient personalised service that makes sure that your step towards using cloth nappies is an easy one.
Beautiful printed PUL to make your own unique nappies all available in nappy cut sizes to allow your baby to have a wardrobe of nappy designs!
Be sure to stop by and see out wonderful store, browse our beautiful fabric designs and indulge in your own creativity!
Nappies Covered are also licensed to make and sell Chloe Toes Nappies.
Chloe Toes have a unique contoured waistline that is not found in other cloth nappies. The front of the nappy is scooped out for an “under-belly” fit that is very trim (fits under most clothing) and makes newborn “umbilical cut-outs” unnecessary. Instead of fastening around the baby’s rounded belly, Chloe Toes nappies snap securely across the hips below the belly, which helps prevent them from sagging. The snap sockets are set at an angle which both improves fit and allows the rise to “grow” with baby as you move up to larger snap settings. Attractive narrow snap tabs have two snaps spaced widely to provide security and prevent “wing droop”. The narrow wings also allow for a less restrictive fit through hip and thigh, which is more comfortable for active, crawling, walking babies. And, while the front of the nappy has a “low-rise” fit, the back waist curves upward again to provide full coverage of baby’s bottom and full protection against accidents. The foldover (FOE) elastic bindings provide a very attractive finish.
They have all aspects covered for making your nappies with sewing tutorials, free patterns and sewing kits that contain all you need to make a cloth nappy.
Women around Australia have been shocked and dismayed at the Rudd Government’s continued refusal to recognise their new maternity ‘reforms’ will remove Australian women’s fundamental human right to choose where and how she gives birth.
At the birthplace of democracy in our country, women are standing up for their basic democratic rights. In Ballarat on Thursday February 18th women and their families will join together and tell Kevin Rudd –
