I used SMA with my first and don’t know why I didn’t just stick to what I knew - I’m wondering if Kendamil is heavy on his stomach. Ru didn't have any issues being left in his nappies for a bit longer though, meaning that the premium range is living up to the claims of extra comfort and protection.

Financially, it is a struggle, but, it is absolutely worth any financial hardship - I keep telling myself that the 5 years up until he goes to full time school will be here far too fast for my liking, and that I just need to concentrate on soaking up and enjoying every single moment of being at home with him, and in the meantime we need to be as sensible as we can with money to make ends meet. After the introduction of food, my little girl became increasingly fussy over her follow-on formula and it felt it was a waste of money, with her only drinking minimal amounts. I think just a little tweaking with the design of the container and spoon would make a mums life easier.

Una and Jen trade tales of motherhood and compare notes on some embarrassing parenting moments (with Jen even admitting to a “Home Alone” moment when she left one of her children behind! A large supermarket had seen value in producing a cloth nappy, even if seemingly only as part of their baby and toddler “season”. Plus, with the extra features like the wetness strip and umbilical cord cut out section these nappies really do stand out amongst other brands.

The scoop seems to be a little smaller than my previous brand, but the ratio of powder to water is still the same, so potentially you would get more bottles from this tub.

New parents here and haven’t cooked since having baby as we survived on pizza / take away / things friends and neighbours cooked for us / ready meals / things we cooked when we had time… but we probably need to get started with that again! Inside the nappy is lined with a polyester layer and has a microfibre insert for absorption, sewn in at one end and Velcro at the other. Every baby is different and you'll often hear that parents use completely different brands simply down to what works well for their own babies skin. I've had no complaints from putting him in the premium range so far, in fact whilst we were away he got into the habit of jumping on the bed in our hotel room every evening in his nappy after he'd been washed, so they must be comfy! The premium range has been created with extra comfort and protection in mind, something that's really important to us as Reuben has very dry and sensitive skin and often gets rashes around his nappy area.

In the run up to the most romantic day of the year, Bonne Maman are giving away free heart shaped crêpe pans! The law of baby dictates that if there’s ever a time a nappy’s going to leak, it’s when your little bundle of joy is wearing something pale.This means the nappies have up to two times faster absorption, designed to leave your new baby feeling fresh and dry. On this episode, Jen is joined by fashion and lifestyle blogger, podcaster, entrepreneur and mum-to-be Louise Cooney. I would still suggest a liner because the polyester doesn’t feel like it would wick moisture away from skin that well, so baby would feel wet skin when they wee, but the potential rash disaster has been averted if you don’t use a liner.

This doesn't seem to bother Bert at all, and the change to these new nappies hasn't worried him in the slightest.

Stefanie recently became a mum, but it was a long and often difficult path and a topic she has been very open and honest about.