Sentence examples for nappy from inspiring English sources

As you put his nappy on you can see the raw spot on his bottom where your fingers rubbed his macerated skin off when you did a vaginal examination hours earlier.

The hotel has no problem arranging childcare, and I would strongly encourage it, even if it does mean you struggling to think of the French expression for "apocalypse in her nappy".

You can compare your actual nappy with it.

And can women get over the mental barrier of wearing what is effectively a period nappy?

It is the soft-focus haze of Mothercare posters, the bright baby smiles on nappy adverts, the declaration, "Mummy, I love you".

At no point during those five hours did I have to change a nappy, or clomp around a hallway in my pants pointlessly humming lullaby fragments into a tiny black hole of noise and fury.

"IT'S always my turn," Maci, a tired young mother, complains to her loafing boyfriend when their baby needs a nappy-change, during an episode of "16 and Pregnant", a reality TV show about teenagers with tots.

Members of the coalition inner circle such as George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer; Steve Hilton, the Downing Street director of strategy; Michael Gove, the education secretary; and Danny Alexander, the Lib Dem chief secretary to the Treasury have families just as young.The nappy-changing diligence of Mr Cameron, Mr Clegg and Mr Miliband should not be exaggerated.

For non-American readers, "nappy-headed" refers to unkempt black curly hair.

I now try and avoid connecting through Heathrow whenever possible.Animesh GhoshalDes Plaines, IllinoisMeaningsSIR – The opening paragraph of your article on the Don Imus affair cheerfully translated the meaning of "nappy-headed ho's" for the benefit of your "non-American readers" ("A double standard?", April 14th).

And Stevie Wonder refers to himself as "nappy-headed" in his song "I Wish".