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Anglo-Saxons did not use nappies in the modern sense. Instead, they typically wrapped infants in cloth or used natural materials like wool, which could be tied around the baby to absorb waste. These makeshift coverings were often changed frequently, similar to how some cultures still use cloth for infants today. The concept of disposable nappies as we know them today did not exist during that time.

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