Little Lamb Paper Liners - The Nappy Lady Reviews

4.3 Rating 54 Reviews

Little Lamb Paper Liners are our economy option. They are very good quality for their price and can be used in most nappies. They are a thin liner so are best for weaned babies with more solid poo. They are soft and good at keeping baby dry.

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“These are great - softer than other brands. They also wash well which means we get a few uses out of them when nappies are just wet.”

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Posted 10 years ago

“These are brilliant.Very wide and the right length. They also wash brilliantly so can be used many times over (if the nappy was just a wet one!)They don't always catch all of the mess, but that's more to do with the consistency of what comes out than what it lands on!I haven't flushed these, since they are still so sturdy after going through the wash, but an airtight bin does the job!Great value for money if you reuse the wet-not-dirty ones!”

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Posted 10 years ago

“These are thick and keep liquid away from skin, also wide so they catch all poo. We like them :)”

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Posted 10 years ago

“They don't bunch up and they're made from good material. My favourite liners by far”

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Posted 11 years ago

“These liners are strong - they make it through the wash no trouble so I often reuse them. I don't flush them as I'm sure they don't dissolve even though they are 'paper' liners. They're lovely and soft and seem to do the job.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Softer than other paper liners I've used and will withstand a few washes in the washing machine. Because of this I'm not keen on flushing them down the toilet, but this is fine as they can just go in the bin instead. They seem to do a pretty good job of keeping the wetness away from the baby's bottom too.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“They are big enough.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“These aren't the cheapest liners on the market, but I wash them with the nappies if she's just done an pee and they dry easily and can be reused many times, which works out much cheaper in the end”

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Posted 11 years ago