Getting Started

Getting Started

2 Part Systems

You will need a nappy, a liner, and an outer wrap (if nappy not velcro or poppered fastening you will also need a nappi nippa)

1. Lay the nappy out flat and fold booster (if there is one with the nappy) - fold towards the front for a boy, or into the middle for a girl.

2. Place the liner on top of the nappy and booster.

3. Lay the baby on top of nappy and liner, and fasten.

4. Now lay the baby on the wrap and fasten over the top of the nappy.

Remember to ensure that the wrap covers all of the nappy or you will have leaks onto the clothing

Pocket Nappies

1. Put the insert inside the pocket

2. Using a liner is optional

3. Lay baby on nappy and fasten

If you do choose to use an extra liner, remember to ensure it is all inside the nappy as any poking out will cause wetness to wick.

Night Use

Cloth nappies can easily last for a full night without needing to be changed, but for this most children need extra boosters.

Use your nappy as you would normally, but lay one or two extra boosters out flat underneath the liner. You can either buy boosters, or use microfibre cloths (available from most supermarkets) folded in three.

If you find your child is very wet still in the morning, then add an extra booster. 

They will look uncomfortable to begin with as they are so bulky (especially on a newborn), but they are fine, sleep well, and do not damage their hips at all.