birth-to-potty

English

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  • birth to potty

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Noun

birth-to-potty (plural birth-to-potties)

  1. (chiefly Commonwealth, Ireland, colloquial, rare) Clipping of birth-to-potty nappy (“a type of cloth nappy which can be adjusted and lengthened to match the baby's growth, thus allowing the nappy to be worn from around birth (by a newborn) to potty-training age”)
    • 2006 December 8, Annette, “Peeweez Recylcled Fitted Review”, in Cloth Nappy Tree‎[1]:
      They are a birth to potty and therefore pretty bulky and being cotton terry they do have a tendancy to go scrunchy in the wash.
    • 2009 April 27, Kate Atkinson, “Road Testing the Real Easy”, in Bucks Free Press‎[2]:
      So, as a product, there's nothing I can really say against this one. I wouldn't say it's a world apart from some of those I've already tried but it certainly does combine some of the better features, and it is slimmer than the birth-to-potties on young babies.
    • 2015 August 20, Focusfocus, “Cloth nappies advice please!!”, in Mumsnet‎[3]:
      Over and beyond 6 months or 18 lbs whichever comes first - we have Tots Bots Easyfits (11- each came for £2), Wonderoos (7) and Dudeybabas and Little Blooms Birth to Potties (8) and Lollipop Bamboos for the night (10 of these- for a total of 9.99 off ebay).
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