Do you need a nappy bin? So confused or do I just buy nappy bags and put them in the kitchen bin? Just don’t want the smell to get out as it’s a bungalow don’t want the house to smell like poop 💩
Wtf did I just see?! 😲🙈🙈 damm I don’t want to see that
Enjoying some fun in the sun ☀ Don’t come for me about him not wearing a life jacket. I don’t want to hear it. He was fine 🙄
I know I've posted this before but when your water was leaking did it stay leaking or just with movements or what? Did you get contractions shortly after or no? I rolled out of bed and felt warmth leak out but Idk if it was possibly urine or what...never had it happen. It didn't smell like anything really...I know I should either call l&d or go in but I just want some experiences please. I want to wait a bit just in case it's nothing.
I just seen a video of someone talking about boiling fabuloso the cleaning product just for your house to smell good... like do people really do that?
I have a question ladies! I really want my bathroom & house to smell nice what do any of you ladies use like a candle, plug ins ect. I just want to walk in and smell the scent? Any suggestions
Tallulahflatcoat ·
We have a nappy bin for upstairs so we don’t have to keep going outside when in the bedroom. When downstairs I take it to the outside bin. Our nappy bin has been worth every penny. No smelly nappy left out in baby room when you have to do the night time change.
Stefi·
We use nappy bags and put them in the kitchen bin and we haven’t had any issues with smell . Just means your everyday bin fills up quick and need to take it out more often 😂👍🏻 x
Miss My Sleep·
I've got a little outside bin that I use just for nappies so they go straight outside. I had a sangenic one for my first and just hated them being in there lo