We are open for sales of washable cloth nappies, mostly from UK manufacturers, at competitive prices.
Nappy demonstrations have been suspended for the moment but I have restarted lending nappy trial kits. Kits are thoroughly washed and quarantined between users and handover of kits takes place, socially distanced, in my front garden. Trial kits can also be sent through the post.
Shop here for a range of nappies at competitive prices. I stock Baba+Boo, Bambinex, TotsBots, Muslinz and BrightBots nappies and wraps and also buckets, mesh bags, liners, washable and disposable nappy liners and boosters.
Read all about the different styles of nappies and learn the advantages and disavantages of the different sorts - all-in-one, all-in-two, two-part, pocket and flat nappies - and the different fabrics they are made of.
How to choose nappies to suit your budget and lifestyle. Everyone has different priorities whether it's price, drying time, the cuteness of the prints or the eco-credentials.
Read about the advantages of using reusable nappies - benefits for the environment and for you and your baby.
How to wash your nappies properly, to get them really clean without damaging them. And tips for getting them dry.
If your nappies are leaking, it might be the fit or it might the nappy. You might not be putting the nappy on correctly or it might be the nappy is not absorbent enough. Tips here for leak-free nappies. Also how to deal with smells and rashes.
Most modern cloth nappies are called "birth-to-potty" nappies but they don't really fit from birth. New babies are so tiny and need very frequent nappy changes so their nappies need are different from that of older babies.
Try before you buy. Borrow some nappies for 3 weeks to see how you get on with them. Find out whether you can manage the washing and drying and get an idea of which sort you like best.
I only sell new nappies, except occasionally when I replace nappies in my trial kits with newer or better versions. But here are some tips about where to buy second-hand nappies - what to look for and what to avoid.