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Nappies & Changing – Disposable, Reusable, Changing Mats

Discover our collection of nappies and changing essentials for every stage of your baby's journey. From disposable nappies and eco-friendly reusable nappies to portable changing mats and nappy bags, we've got trusted brands like Pampers, Huggies, and Bambino Mio.

Shop by Product Type

• Disposable Nappies: Convenient, absorbent nappies in all sizes from newborn to size 6+ – trusted brands with leak protection
• Reusable Nappies: Eco-friendly cloth nappies with washable inserts – cost-effective and better for the environment
• Changing Mats: Portable, padded, and wipe-clean mats for safe nappy changes at home or on the go
• Nappy Bags: Scented disposal bags and wet bags for storing used nappies
• Nappy Cream: Barrier creams to prevent and treat nappy rash
• Changing Bags: Stylish bags with compartments for nappies, wipes, and essentials

Shop by Nappy Size

Choose the right nappy size for your baby's weight:

• Newborn (2-5kg): Extra-small nappies with umbilical cord cut-out for newborns
• Size 1 (2-5kg): For newborns and small babies
• Size 2 (3-6kg): Most popular size for babies 1-3 months
• Size 3 (4-9kg): For babies 3-6 months
• Size 4 (7-18kg): For babies 6-18 months – the longest-lasting size
• Size 5 (11-25kg): For toddlers 18+ months
• Size 6+ (16kg+): For older toddlers and nighttime use

Top Brands

Shop nappies from trusted brands:

• Pampers: Premium Protection and Baby-Dry nappies with wetness indicator and 12-hour protection
• Huggies: Ultra Dry nappies with leak lock system and Disney designs
• Bambino Mio: Award-winning reusable nappies with cute prints and adjustable sizing
• Aldi Mamia: Budget-friendly disposable nappies with excellent absorbency
• Eco by Naty: Eco-friendly disposable nappies made from plant-based materials

Disposable vs Reusable Nappies

Disposable nappies are convenient, highly absorbent, and require no washing – perfect for busy parents and travel. They cost around £0.15-£0.30 per nappy. Reusable cloth nappies have a higher upfront cost (£200-£500 for a full set) but save money long-term and reduce landfill waste. They require washing every 2-3 days. Many parents use both: reusables at home and disposables for nights or outings.

Essential Changing Accessories

• Changing Mats: Padded, wipe-clean mats with raised edges for safety
• Portable Changing Mats: Foldable, compact mats for changing bags
• Nappy Disposal Bins: Odour-sealing bins with antibacterial protection
• Nappy Bags: Scented bags for hygienic disposal
• Wet Bags: Waterproof bags for storing used reusable nappies
• Nappy Cream: Zinc oxide or natural barrier creams

Complete Your Changing Setup

Pair your nappies with these essentials:

• Baby Wipes: Sensitive, water wipes, or biodegradable options
• Nappy Rash Cream: Sudocrem, Bepanthen, or natural alternatives
• Changing Bags: Backpacks or totes with insulated pockets
• Cotton Wool: For gentle cleaning with warm water
• Hand Sanitiser: For quick hand cleaning after changes

Frequently Asked Questions

How many nappies does a newborn use per day?

Newborns typically use 8-12 nappies per day in the first few weeks. This reduces to 6-8 nappies per day by 3 months, and 5-6 per day by 6 months. A newborn pack of 24 nappies lasts about 2-3 days. Most parents buy in bulk (boxes of 100-200) to save money. Expect to use around 2,500-3,000 nappies in the first year.

How do I know when to size up nappies?

Size up when you notice frequent leaks, red marks on thighs or waist, or the nappy doesn't cover baby's bottom properly. Nappies should fit snugly but not tight – you should be able to fit two fingers under the waistband. If the tabs meet in the middle or overlap, it's time to size up. Weight ranges overlap between sizes, so go by fit rather than weight alone.

Are reusable nappies really more eco-friendly?

Yes, but it depends on how you wash them. Reusable nappies save around 1 tonne of landfill waste per child compared to disposables. However, they require water and energy for washing. To maximise eco-benefits: wash at 40°C (not 60°C), line-dry instead of tumble-drying, and use eco-friendly detergent. Even with washing, reusables have a lower carbon footprint than disposables. Hybrid options like biodegradable disposables offer a middle ground.

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