The €1,500 Nappy Change

See how families are saving money

Choosing reusable nappies from birth to when your child potty trains can save up to €1,000 per child

Read on to learn how reusable nappies can
save you even more....
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How do resusable nappies work?

Its much easier than you think

Use

Change every 2-3 hours - exactly the same as a disposable nappy.

Wash

Put the liner in the bin and wash the nappy in the machine, hang to dry.

Repeat

Repeat until your baby is potty trained, reuse on future babies too!

What the Midwives Say

"Reusable cloth nappies are a great option for families, offering long-term savings and helping to reduce waste."

The National Maternity Hospital  Baby Care Class 

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Frequently asked questions

How many reusable nappies do I need? 

To use reusable nappies full time - you will need about 15-20 nappies. For nighttime use 3-4 dedicated night time nappies. Plus 20-30 reusable wipes, 1-2 wet nappy storage bags.
 

Can I just do reusable nappies part time: 1-2 days a week? 

Yes!! Every little helps. You can build a reusable routine that suits your family. 1-2 days a week of reusable nappies requires only 5 nappies, you can use them througout the day, wash them, dry them and then reuse them another day. You can also choose reusable only for nighttime or for swimming.  

How are reusable nappies sized?

Reusable nappies are size adjustable using buttons on the front - you can use the snap buttons to make the nappy smaller or bigger as your child grows. Reusable nappies are sold as "One Size or Birth to Potty" these typicalluy fit from 3 months to 3 years of age or 10lbs - 38lbs. They are an excellent investment as they grow with your child. You can also find Newborn reusables to fit the first 3 months of life from 5-15lbs. 

How do you wash reusable nappies?

You can wash nappies in your regular washing machine at home. After you change the nappy, you remove any soiling with a nappy liner to the bin or the tip it directly into the toilet.  You then store the nappy inside a wet bag in your laundry area. When your wet bag is full, put all your nappies into the washing machine: 
1. Rinse Wash First - short cool cycle with nappies only. 
2. Long Wash second - cotton cycle on 40 or 60, you can add other laundry to this cycle. 
3. Air dry or low heat tumble dry. 

Can I send reusable nappies to childcare? 

Yes ! Pack your babys bag with 3-4 ready to go nappies, some wipes and an empty wet bag. When you collection your baby at the end of the dsy, you'll also be collecting a wet bag with used nappies to bring home and wash. Give your childminder a demo on how to fit the nappies, sometimes a printed page with a image of the correct can help. 

What happens to the poo? 

Poo is removed the toilet first. Nappy liners, which go inside the nappy and catch poo,  make this process much easier, you can remove the poo easily. Your hands stay clean! 

Reduce your cost from €1,500 to €500.

One set of reusable cloth nappies costs €500. Use them on three children and you've saved €3,800.

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Benefits Beyond Saving Money

Gentle and kind to the skin

Breathable fabric,
less irritation.

Less plastic waste

Reduces waste by
1-2 black bins each week. 

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Never Run Out of Nappies 

No more late night supermarket trips to buy nappies. 

Supports toilet awareness

Allows greater awareness
of feeling wet.  

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What parents say

Rachel

"We bought our nappies 4 years ago with our first and we're using the same nappies now for our second daughter. We rarely have nappy rash, never run out of nappies, and saved a ton of money and nappies from heading to the landfill.
We love them!"

Larry 

"We live in rural Ireland and we only have a bin collection every two weeks -  thats a long time to have lots of nappies in a bin outside the door.
We wash our reusable nappies every 2-3 days - they are less ick option"

Andrea

"We decided we wanted to try reusable nappies before our son was born last year. I have been a big fan of reusable period products for years, and I thought that similarly, reusable nappies would feel nicer for him, as well as being better for the environment."

Isabella

"I started cloth nappies with my first baby at 3 weeks old. They are comfy, easy to wash and dry and super cute! Zero leaks.
I would definitely recommend them for any new parent"

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