Last Updated on 26 June 2023 by Colette
This post features product gifted for review
Muslins are absolutely top of the list of things that every Mummy needs – they serve so many purposes – mopping up sick and burp cloths are probably the most common in our house!
I bought loads of standard white muslins when I had Ben and they washed and wore really well, I used them all again with Chloe but then she adopted them as a comforter and goes to sleep with one each night.  Not wanting her to think Beak had stolen her muslins I set about buying new ones when I was pregnant.  There’s so much more choice now – lots of coloured ones, patterned ones and so forth.  I bought a number of patterned ones just to mark them out as different from Chloe’s but they’re pretty average.  Then I was introduced to Faye and Lou Cozios – now these are muslins in a league of their own!  At £27.95 for three they are considerably more expensive than other muslins I’ve used – however they are also considerably more fabulous!
What I love about them:Â
* They are enormous! Â (Almost a metre square) Once you’ve used a Cozio a normal muslin feels utterly pathetic in comparison
* They are lovely and thick – luxuriously soft, 100% cotton – they wash beautifully with no need for ironing
* The bright colours are fabulous – no more greying muslins! (And the “girl” set isn’t all pink!)
* The have so many uses – swaddling, burp cloth, moping up sick and other spills, changing mat, towel . . . the list goes on.
* They are great for discreet breastfeeding

oh i love the colours! certainly not girly pink at all!! i need to go through my stack but i guess i have so many normal white ones dont really need new ones!
I'm sure you could find an excuse 😉
They look really good – I would have loved one of these when z was a baby, he had reflux and I used to have a muslin glued to my hand permanently (and some in the wash, and some out to dry!) 🙂
Amy certainly has sicky moments like most babies – I wouldn't be without a muslin that's for sure!
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Muslins are such an essential! My little girl is 3 and still goes to sleep with one! x
Chlo used to suck her sleeves – which was grim – so I was glad when she substituted it with a muslin!