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Nappies |
15 March 2005 |
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 are they really necessary?
For generations, women in China have been bringing up their children without nappies and in parts of Africa and India it's not uncommon to see bare-bottomed babies living a nappy-free existence. But it's not something that happens here in Britain, with our chilly weather and our built-up towns and cities. Or is it?
Jenni finds out about the joys of dispensing with diapers, with nappy-free mum Maggie Howell and Dr Pat Spungin, child psychologist and CEO of raisingkids.co.uk
Nappies - who needs them?
Raising Kids
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