Best Baby Diapers Guides

Why are pull-ups with velcro sides good for potty training? Pull-ups with velcro sides – or ‘refastenable’ sides – are a pretty new phenomenon. In fact, pull-ups with this fancy feature were only introduced to the market in 2003, by the corporation behind Huggies, Kimberly-Clark.  Velcro sides were created as a result of research into […]

Most overnight diapers run through to size 6… which isn’t helpful for parents of bigger babies! So what do you do when your baby or toddler has outgrown the max size of diapers, and isn’t potty trained?  The majority of size 6 overnight diapers are suitable for little ones who weigh 35lbs+. But it’s not

There’s nothing more frustrating than leaky diapers, especially when it comes to newborns and younger babies. As parents, we need sleep, and leaky diapers equal…. well, anything but. So if your baby boy is peeing out of his diaper at night, what can you do about it?  Making sure he stays dry is key to

I vastly underestimated the world of diapers – how many varieties there are on the market, the price of diapers, and the sheer number that babies get through during their diaper-wearing years. Welcoming a new little one into the world is amazing, but tough, and relentless diaper changes are no mean feat. Diapers will become

Wetness indicators have become a ‘must-have’ for many parents and carers, so it’s good to know which brands offer diapers that have them. Some brands feature wetness indicators on their smaller diapers only, and others feature them on all sizes.  And while many think wetness indicators are super handy, other parents and carers actively avoid

Diaper rash creams are a staple in baby bags across the country. And that’s hardly a surprise when you consider that up to 35% of under 2s are affected by diaper rash.  To avoid diaper rash in the first place, one of the best things you can do is find a brand that offers non-toxic

Diaper rash is incredibly common. In fact, up to 35 percent of little ones under 2 are affected by it. Red, inflamed and bumpy skin can all be signs of diaper rash, and it’s not a very pleasant experience for our babies. But it’s not inevitable, and there are plenty of steps we can take

When I had my first baby, I knew I needed diapers, and lots of them. But I was shocked by just how many diaper changes I went through in a single day – up to 12 or more on some days.  We want to be as prepared as we can be for the arrival of

Newborns are wonderful. But it’s safe to say becoming a parent, whether for the first time or not, is anything but easy. Feeding, burping, getting them to sleep – it’s a minefield. And that’s before you get to changing! Diaper changes aren’t always a pleasant experience – both for your little one and for you.

We should be free to pick up any diaper or pull-up, knowing that the materials used are safe for the delicate skin of our little ones. Unfortunately, that’s just not the case.  Many brands sneak a smorgasbord of chemicals and toxins into their pull-ups, which is terrible news for our toddlers. From fragrances and lotions,