In 4 easy steps!

1. Put poo down the loo

2. Dry pail for up to 48 hours

3. On wash day do a rinse cycle to wash out anything remaining and then a 40 degree full wash

4. Dry thoroughly

See blog on wash routine for some simple washing advice.

This is where you can use disposable liners, and when you are dealing with a poo out of the house put them into a nappy bag. You can also still drop poo into a toilet if there is one to hand.

Then pop your nappy into a stylish wetbag to be dealt with when you get home.

You can use reusable nappies right from birth.

Most babies will fit a birth to potty/onesize nappy from about 3 months up until potty training, and so if you are exploring options at any point after getting through the newborn stage this is a handy time to start.

There is no judgement from me if you have used disposables up until now and on however many babies. My trial bundles are purposely small, well priced and backed up with a 4 week buy back guarantee so you can test without commitment.

My range includes birth to potty nappies and include birth to potty size; or believe it or not many parents still choose to use terries or flat nappies plus a wrap for the most economical option on a baby that’s growing fast.

Buying pre-loved is actually great because not only is the cost cheaper but the pre-washing has already been done for you so the boosters have already reached absorbency. Many people build their stashes by only buying pre-loved nappies.

My pre-loved nappies come in singles and bundles; and have only been used for up to 4 weeks, and so have had little opportunity to be abused.

There are so many types and brands of nappies available, it may help to read my page on the basics!