Diaper Liners?

[MyBabyBunnies]

Ok, a few people said diaper liners are good for the bottom of carriers.

I'm just wondering, are these for sure safe? Which brands? Where can you get them?

I just don't want to get something bad for them!

 

[m.e.]

I would go with c.d.'s vs. 'sposies (aka clothdiapers as opposed to disposables ). The main reason being, if theyshould try nibbling at the liner, a cloth diaper would be a lot saferthan....whatever it is they put in disposable diapers. That's just me...

Anyway, I know there are tons of links and info on the AttachmentParenting forum, I can get some if you'd like. A lot of liners you canjust make on your own. Even with buying them, it tends to be moreeconomical

 

[MyBabyBunnies]

Well Carolyn suggested diaper liners I believeand washable ones might not be a good thing for me since my mom doesn'tlike that stuff in the washing machine. Not to mention that dispoableare easier to change when on long trips. It's not the cost thing sinceI wont be taking them on long or many trips. I just want somethingabsorbant and practical.

 

[m.e.]

Ok I know Gerber is one brand that sellsdisposable liners (EZ-liner, they're called). I would think any placelike a large supermarket, baby store, or Wal-Mart type store would havethem.

 

[MyBabyBunnies]

*Bump for Carolyn.*