ALDI Mamia Nappies Size 2 Newborn 60 Pack

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My girl has never had nappy rash since using the Mamia nappies as they are super soft and absorb really quickly. They have the same ‘look’ as leading brands, with cute rabbits having a dance between some palm trees on the front, and they have the same softness, too. They have overlapping tapes for a more secure fit, leg cuffs to protect against leaks and a shaped core to provide more comfort. This nappy features a top sheet for absorption and softness, elasticated sides for a snug, flexible fit, a wetness indicator to alert mums when baby needs a new nappy and a cord cut-out area around the belly button for sensitive brand new little ones. The wetness indicator, a clever strip that changes colour when wet, helps you to know when your baby might need a nappy change.

That’s why Mamia Newborn Size 2 picked up a silver medal for Best Disposable Newborn Nappy at the 2021 National Parenting Product Awards . And they live up their promise of keeping skin fresh and dry … In a poll of 89 Netmums members, 99% would recommend Aldi Mamia Newborn Premium Dry Fast 2 Mini Nappies to other parents. The thickness is about the same and when you open them up like this (above) they look quite similar and feel pretty much the same too.I’ve never had a problem with the Aldi ones myself and we’ve used them in all sizes from size 1 to 5. The Naty nappy is naturally breathable, chlorine and fragrance free and contains no oil based plastics. Never flush these nappies down the toilet -Dispose of nappies responsibly -To avoid the danger of suffocation, keep this bag away from babies, children and pets. Adjustable poppers, velcro fastens and a one size fitting - means that one nappy is likely to last for several years and several babies! Sainsbury’s Little Ones nappies have a 3D liner which absorbs soft poo and wee helping to keep your baby’s skin dry, and a wetness indicator at the front of the nappy.

The wetness indicator is a great help to new mums to allow them to easily check if their little one needs changing without having to completely undress them.The Co-Op has this year relaunched most of its baby products, and its nappy range now comes adorned with quirky illustrations by children’s book author Jim Fields - a lovely touch to keep little ones happy.

They’re cheap and they don’t smell when they are full of wee, which I’ve found other nappies tend to do. I have since tried different types of Pampers (the pull up ones) and they work much better than the Pampers ones in this review. I don’t mind pampers for during the day but find they don’t last well through the night and feel much heavier in the morning for some reason than the aldi’s. This eco-conscious disposable range promises a nappy made from natural and renewable materials, but with great comfort for baby and convenience for parents. I don’t mind the brand Pampers at all — actually their baby wipes are among the best ones on the market — but these nappies are just not good enough and do not live up to their promises.For newborn nappies each gush is 30mL, for infant nappies it's 40mL, for crawler nappies it's 50mL, for toddler nappies it's 55mL, for walker nappies it's 60mL and for junior nappies it's 65mL. The CHOICE Expert Rating is made up of absorbency (40%), leakage (30%), rewet (20%) and velcro strength scores (10%). She is 6 weeks old and I moved her to size 2 as I thought that was the cause of her leaks but it didn’t resolve so I will definitely be purchasing some more Aldi nappies.