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are Lollipop advisors working in Hertfordshire. We have both used
cloth nappies on our children and we are dedicated to giving good
advice to parents about the best washable nappies for their babies.
About Isla
My name is Isla Hopkins and I live in St
Albans, Hertfordshire. I have two children aged six and three.
I used disposable nappies on my first son and cloth nappies on
my second. I do not recall being aware of cloth nappies when my
first son was born so didn’t know there was a viable alternative
to disposable nappies. When my second son was born the disposable
nappies he wore in the first couple of weeks leaked so badly I
decided to look for an alternative. I purchased some cloth nappies
and then a few more! I was absolutely delighted with them: easy
to use and no leaks.
I joined Lollipop in 2005 as an advisor as it seemed like the
best way to tell other mums about how great cloth nappies are.
I also felt that if I could use them, as a former disposables
user, then anyone could!
About Sarah
My name is Sarah Withers and I live in
Redbourn, Hertfordshire. I have one daughter aged two. I started
doing some research into the alternatives to disposable nappies
while I was pregnant, mainly for cost and environmental reasons.
I was not planning to return to work so knew money would be an
issue, and I didn’t want to contribute disposable nappies
to landfill. There were no local advisors available to assist
me when I was choosing which nappies to buy, so I made my choices
based on advice from experienced cloth nappy users on a popular
web forum. I was very happy with my choices and although I used
disposables for the first couple of weeks, after this my daughter
started wearing cloth nappies full time and we have never looked
back. We had none of the distressing leaks other people using
disposables experienced!
I joined Lollipop in October 2006 as I wanted to pass on some
of the tips I had learned from using cloth nappies, and also to
let other parents know about the money saving benefits of washables
instead of disposables.
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