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Mould can be a serious problem for cloth nappy users. Not only is it unsightly, but it can also cause health issues and make your nappies less effective. If you have noticed mould on your reusable nappies, it is important to take action...

What Exactly Does Stripping Reusable Nappies Do? Stripping cloth nappies is a process of removing the build-up of oils, creams, and minerals from the fibres of the nappy. The build-up can make your cloth nappies less absorbent and may cause repelling issues...

Maintaining you reusable nappies is simple when you have an easy wash routine to follow. One of the common mistakes made by cloth nappy users is using vinegar as a cleaner or rinse aid. While vinegar is a natural and...

Washing and maintaining your reusable nappies is essential to having them last from birth to potty training with not just one child, but subsequent children as well. It is crucial to follow proper care instructions to ensure the longevity and...

As a new parent, it can be overwhelming to navigate the world of baby products and figure out what is best for your family. One important decision to make is whether to use reusable or single-use products. While single-use products...

How Can You Store Reusable Nappies Between Washes? When it comes to storing cloth nappies, there are several options available, including nappy bins or nappy buckets, wet bags, and simple wire baskets. Each of these options has its own set...

Why You Shouldn't Soak Your Cloth Nappies Cloth nappies are a popular and eco-friendly option for parents, but many people make the mistake of soaking them before washing. This practice can actually harm the nappies and decrease their effectiveness. In this post,...

Keeping Your Baby Dry and Happy Leak-free cloth nappying is possible with a few simple techniques and by understanding the causes of leaks. Cloth nappies are a cost-effective and environmentally friendly option, but they can be frustrating when leaks occur. Below we will provide practical...

Cleaning Your Washing Machine: Why It's Important and How to Do It If you're like most people, you probably don't give much thought to cleaning your washing machine. After all, it's there to clean your clothes, not the other way...

Navigating the Challenges of Teething Teething is a rite of passage for babies and young children, as they transition from gummy grins to a full set of pearly whites. Unfortunately, this transition can be quite painful for little ones, and...

What Do the Terms Heavy Wetter and Flooder Mean? A heavy wetter is a term used to describe a baby who produces a large amount of urine during the course of wearing their cloth nappy. This can make it difficult...

What is Lanolin and How Does it Work? Lanolin is a wax that is extracted from the wool of sheep, and is often used as a treatment for wool nappy covers. When applied to a wool cover, lanolin helps to make the...

How To: Wool Nappy Covers Wash Guide Wool nappy covers can be a great alternative to synthetic covers, as they are breathable, temperature regulating, and can be worn for longer periods of time between washes. However, they do require a bit...

What Are All-in-One Nappies? All-in-one nappies, also known as AIOs, are a popular choice for parents because of their convenience and ease of use. AIO nappies are similar to disposable nappies in terms of their design and function. These nappies have everything you need...

What Are Nappy Covers? Reusable cloth nappy covers, also known as nappy wraps, are an essential part of cloth nappying your baby. They are the waterproof barrier used to cover the absorbent part of a cloth nappy when you use a two part...

What Are Pocket Nappies? Pocket nappies are a popular choice among parents who are looking for a convenient and customisable option for using cloth nappies on their babies. These nappies consist of a waterproof outer layer, a stay-dry inner lining, and an open pocket...

What Are Nappy Liners? Nappy liners are an essential accessory for any parent who uses cloth nappies. They are either single-use or reusable thin sheets that are placed inside the nappy to catch any solid waste, making cleanup easier and more efficient.   ...

What are Fitted Nappies? Fitted nappies are a type of absorbency option that are designed to fit snugly around your baby, providing a secure and comfortable fit. The fitted nappy is not waterproof on its own and should be paired with a waterproof outer...

What Are Prefold Nappies? Prefold cloth nappies are a type of reusable nappy absorbency option that are made up of multiple layers of absorbent materials. They are folded and sewn in a specific way to create a "prefolded" shape, which makes...

What Are Flat Nappies? Flat cloth nappies, also known simply as "flats," are a traditional and versatile option for using cloth nappies. They are a single layer of fabric that can be folded and fastened around a baby's bottom or simply folded...

What Are Terry Square Nappies? Terry square nappies, also known as terry squares, or simply terries, are a type of reusable cloth nappy absorbency option that have been around for generations. They are normally made from a single layer of absorbent material, and...