Baba+Boo stocked at Bouncing Sprouts
Business info:
Kate from Bouncing Sprouts discovered Baba+Boo nappies whilst pregnant, working and living in Europe. She was instantly hooked and knew she wanted to use modern cloth nappies (MCNs) with her daughter but didn't want to pay a fortune for a product which she knew very little about and had no experience with. She
ordered 10 nappies and discovered how affordable, economical, absorbent & stylish Baba+Boo nappies actually are and fell in love with Baba+Boo's nappies. When she moved back to Australia and she set out on a mission to bring Baba+Boo to you!
"At Bouncing Sprouts we aim to bring you the best quality European products at affordable prices. We are passionate about cloth nappies, the environment & all things baby. My team and I are always on hand to offer advice about nappies, just give us a call, email us or join us on Facebook. Thanks for stopping by & I look forward to getting to know you...
Dr. Kate Kollar
Founder of Bouncing Sprouts"
Nappy reviewed:
Where you can find it:
WEB : http://www.bouncingsprouts.com/index.htm
Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/BouncingSprouts?fref=ts
Price (RRP at time of review):
Pirate Potty Training Pants
Where you can find it:
WEB : http://www.bouncingsprouts.com/index.htm
Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/BouncingSprouts?fref=ts
Price (RRP at time of review):
$12.95
Size:
Two sizes:
18-24m
Waist: 43cm
Legs: 26cm 2-3y
Waist: 47cm
Legs: 29cm
Pie is wearing the 18-24m size
Style:
Bamboo lined training pants, no PUL
Baby's details:
Gender: Female
Age: 23mo
Height: 89cm
Weight: 12kg
Build: tall, chubbier thighs than ever before
Jodi's review:
Initial thoughts:
The training pants are well presented on a recycled cardboard hanger which has lots of information on it for use. The fabric is soft and well sewn and the bamboo fleece lining is soft and lush. The training pants look like they will sit to the tummy so suitable if you or your toddler don't like a low riding training pant. They aren't water proof but are lined in bamboo - allowing the toddler to feel wet but helping soak up some or all of the wee so you don't have such a massive puddle to deal with.
After use:
They sit quite high on Piper but are a good fit - her thighs are quite chunky at the moment (must be where she is storing for her next growth spurt) but the elastic isn't too tight. She seems nice and comfortable in them and wears them 3 times without a wet accident.
When she doesn have a wee in them the bamboo is very absorbent and holds most of the wee in the training pants which is very helpful! She really likes the picture on the bum and says "rock on!" when she sees them lol. Although these cost more than the terry cotton traditional training pants you can pick up at best and less the quality is definately there. Cheapy training pants and lined with foam (literally foam - with all the fabulous absorbent materials on the market you would think they would change that by now) and generally have ribbing on the legs and sometimes tummy or underwear elastic on the tummy. These have cased elastic on legs and thighs for a better and more comfortable fit - also easier to replace if you put them to use for different children over a eriod of time and the elastic starts to get a little slack. The fabric is strong and won't run like cotton terry. Also these look like undies.
Photos:
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| The little things - well presented products always get a smile :-) |
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| The back view of the pants before use |
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| "Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrhhhhhh!" |
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| Instructions for use |
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| Back view - still plenty of room for her to grow |
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| Front view worn low on her hips |
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| Side view and a stray piece of cotton which I will go trim off now as I hadn't spotted it until now LOL |
