1. Changing cloth nappies is easy
Cloth nappies have moved on leaps and bounds from the old-style terry squares, pins and PVC pants that were used a generation ago.
Modern real nappies are fastened with Velcro or poppers, or are shaped (so no folding is required) and the waterproof covers are polyester and breathable.
They can be made from a variety of fabrics that are safe against your baby's skin, including cotton, ultra-absorbent bamboo and hemp or fast drying microfibre.
2. Cloth nappies will save you money (even if you only use them part time!)
On average, you will save £600 using washables over disposable nappies. That's just with the first child! The more children you have that use the nappies, the more you save.
Waterproof Nappy Cover by Bumkins |
3. Cloth nappies are stylish
There are so many trendy designs of nappies that, nowadays, they are a fashion statement. Brands like Bumkins are sought after for their bright colours, prints and cuddle factor.
5. A few extra bits can make cloth nappies even easier
There are three parts to a real nappy;
- The outer waterproof but breathable wrap.
- The inner absorbent part.
- The liner, usually made from soft fabric or strong but flushable paper.
The only other bits you might need are a nappy bucket and net, and a waterproof bag to store your wet nappies in when out.
6. Washing cloth nappies is a breeze
Throw away or flush the paper nappy liner. Wet or soiled nappies get stored in a bucket with a lid and transferred to the washing machine for a rinse and spin to flush out the wee. Then put in other whites and wash on a 40 or 60 degree cotton wash. No need to boil!
Shaped Cotton Nappy by Bumkins at Born |
All our nappies are extensively tested by parents and babies who tell us what they really think, so we just know that you'll find something in our selection that suits both your budget and your lifestyle.
Visit Borndirect to view our full range of reusable washable nappies and accessories, or pop into one of our stores for help and advice.
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