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mothersmilk
Hi there
Can anyone suggest a fold for terry squares that I can use on my DD, she is 2 yrs and about 17kgs!

Do you need to use extra padding or boosters?

thanks
waawa17
A loose Jo fold, Maria fold (better for front wetters), or just a plain kite fold with a booster pad in the middle. The booster can be a specially made booster, a pad folded terry flat, or anything else foldable and absorbent (large facewashers, etc.)

Folds are all in the Ozclothnappies Links

cheers

Lara
silne
I use either the Jo fold or the kite fold on my two original.gif
*mumstheword*
I use a pad fold and put it in a cover. Easy and no pins etc.
~flaxen~
Dana showed me a good fold ages ago (in a forum far, far away tongue.gif ) that I use on my 17kg DS. I haven't kept the pics for it though, so maybe if you PM her? It's pretty simple but a bit hard to explain without pics...sorry, that's not terribly helpful...
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