So Many Nappies
(How do I choose?)
With so many nappies to choose from you might be wondering where to start. So We've broken down the nappies into different groups of things you might want out of a nappy. And to make sure you can make an informed decision we haven't just listed the pros - we've let you know the cons of each style as well.
Read through the list and still can't choose? Ask us!
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One Size Nappies
There's no denying one of the most affordable types of nappies on offer are one size nappies, that grow with your baby so you don't need to buy multiple sized nappies. Perfect for the tighter budget these nappies will save you around 50%-100% more than multiple sized nappies which often require you to purchase three sizes. One size nappies are now trimmer and easier to use than the one size nappies we saw years ago and many customers enjoy using them from the tiniest of newborns to the largest of toddlers.
What you might not like about them? Compared to many multiple sized nappies one size nappies can have a few more snaps and folds to get used to, but most are very simple. You may also find that they are a little on the bulky side for little babies. Obviously because a one size nappy is used up to six times as long as a multiple sized nappy you may find that some nappies need replacing if you plan to use them on multiple children
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Two Size Nappies
Want something that is still affordable but isn't a one size nappy? Try Baby First nappies, with just two sizes from 0-3 years, a very economical 'All in Two' design and at a very low price per nappy a set of Baby First Nappies will be easy to use, trim and long lasting and best of all costs less than many one size nappies. This is also the most affordable option for parents who decide to start using cloth nappies once their child is over 6kg, as they will only need the second size.
What you might not like about them? These nappies are only available with a snap fastening, so for those of us who enjoy
Velcro unfortunately it means you'll need to find a different nappy or make do with snaps.
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Fitted Nappies
Newborn (runny) poo and heavy wetters are no match for these nappies, when paired up with a good cover they'll keep everything inside. Perfect for the parent who doesn't want to deal with wet clothes or a wet bed.
What you might not like about them? Drying time, most of our fitted take 8 hours in the hot water cupboard, 4 hours on the line and 1 hour in the dryer - that's twice as long as pocket nappies. They can also be a lot bulkier and more expensive than other nappy styles.
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Baby First Nappies
Special Leg gussets and an inner lining of microfleece make these all in two nappies perfect for newborn poo or babies prone to wet leaks. It is also very simple to increase their absorbency for nights, long excursions or heavier wetters. They are also trimmer, more affordable and quicker drying than a fitted nappy.
What you might not like about them? These nappies are not as absorbent as a fitted nappies and will need 2-3 inserts in them to be suitable for night use, long excursions or heavy wetters.
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