Parenting Megathread: Babies are like TARDIS, much bigger on the inside.

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Ask/Tell > Parenting Megathread: Babies are like TARDIS, much bigger on the inside.

idgee: Feb 13, 2012

Can anyone recommend a newborn tracking app for feeds and nappy changes? I've been using a notebook but missing entries all the time, whereas I've always got my phone on me ...

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idgee: Feb 13, 2012

Awesome, thanks everyone!

Koivunen, you're amazing, and it's great that you've got friends who are looking out for you and your family.

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idgee: Feb 13, 2012

kaiwero posted:

Any good resources on using reusable nappies?

We have a wee one coming in a few months and are looking to give it a go but not sure about the best place to start. We are in NZ so if anyone has any local recommendations that would also be great.

We've got a couple of brands, Tuti's been my fave so far, with a mix of bamboo and hemp inserts.

The clean cloth nappies Facebook page is great for getting really into optimising your washing routine as well, and at least one of the admins is from NZ so there's heaps of local content.

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