The holiday season is finally here and it’s time to start packing! But what about the nappies? If you use cloth nappies you might be considering whether or not to bring them on holiday with you. Can you? Is it feasible? Or should you admit defeat and bring your disposables. The summer is here (sell…
I have a HUGE passion for reusing and recycling – something that I am hoping I can instil in Sprout as he grows up. However, I have to confess that I was not always as fastidious about reusing and recycling as I am today, it pains me to say this but I was just too…
Have you been thinking about switching to cloth nappies for your baby? Are you worried that they will be too expensive? Well, don’t worry! There are many ways to save money and still enjoy the benefits of using cloth nappies. In this blog post, we outline 7 tips on how to make the switch without…
Amongst the frequently asked questions when talking about reusable nappies are the concerns about where do you store dirty nappies until you are ready to put them in the washing machine. Where do you store cloth nappies? Of course, you aren’t going to throw your used nappy into the bin as you do with a…
Nappy wet bags are made and designed as storage containers for cloth nappies. Most of these bags are made from polyurethane laminate (PUL) fabric which makes them waterproof and ideal for soiled and wet nappies and the zipper closure helps in sealing in moisture and unpleasant odour. What Are Nappy Wet Bags? Every mum should…
Many parents ask themselves this question when they are packing for a swimming excursion. It’s important to know the answer to this question so you can get the most out of your swim time and not have to worry about any leaks or accidents. In this article, we will discuss how swimming nappies work, what…
Ah, the age-old question which reusable nappy users have to ponder, whether to opt for popper (snap closing nappies or hook and loop (velcro) nappies. Thankfully we have moved on from nappy pins and nappy nippas (though some die-hards still use them!). To keep things simple for you, the first point I’d want to make…
Finding a diaper rash on your infant is a frightening experience. Who would guess that, of all the various causes, such as diaper rash or yeast infection, it’s most likely related to your baby’s milk? Dairy diaper rash is caused mostly by the baby’s intolerance to the protein content of milk. The breakout is common,…
If you are struggling to heal your babies diaper rash, why not turn to the oldest of all diaper creams – breastmilk! Milk is important for a baby to grow. Especially breast milk, which contains high nutrition and many antibodies that can boost the immune system of babies. But did you know, in addition to…
Like any good blog, our answer is… that depends… It depends on whether your newborn needs diaper cream, what type of diaper cream you are planning on using and if there are any known allergies in your family history. In general, diaper cream is used to help protect your baby’s skin from irritation caused by…
Over-the-counter diaper rash ointment is made up of mostly petrolatum and zinc oxide. Petrolatum helps form a barrier to protect the baby’s skin from moisture as well as limit irritation from the diaper. Zinc oxide helps dry up irritation and scalding from acid or ammonia in the urine or stool. It’s no wonder it’s a…
Diaper rash is a common condition in babies and children under two years. It occurs when the skin gets irritated and red due to continuous wetness or chafing in diapers. While it isn’t serious, it can be very uncomfortable for the affected person. Fortunately, there are some natural remedies you can use at home that…