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Cloth Nappy Tree

If you want to use cloth nappies for your baby then you have come to the right place. We have lots of reviews, articles and tips and a really lively forum for chat to other mums, dads, and WAHM's. Have a look at the preloved section to buy and sell your second hand baby gear.

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Environmental nappy

Comfort, cost, reliability and the environment. All good reasons to use modern cloth nappies for your baby or toddler.

There are a growing number of reusable cloth nappy and diaper enthusiasts. Their reasons vary from concern about the environmental and health impact of disposables to the simple reasons of reliability, baby's comfort and cost. Some even use them just because they look so fantastic!

Our aim is to provide all the information you need about the modern cloth nappy through our review, articles and information pages. If you can't find what you need please ask on our parenting forum.

You may be surprised to hear about the different types available. You can still buy traditional cotton terry squares but there is a lot more choice than that these days. There are three basic washable types:

  • Flat Nappies - these include prefolds (a rectangular nappy with 3 layers) as well as terry squares (which can be made from textiles other than cotton, such as bamboo or hemp). This type will need a cover, wrap, soaker or pilcher.
  • Fitted or Shaped (Can also be referred to as a Modern Cloth Nappy (MCO) or as a two part) - These can be made of various textiles such as cotton, bamboo, hemp or micro fibre (an extensively used man made textile). Fitted nappies can be fastened by poppers, hook and loop such as aplix or velcro or a nifty alternative to the good old fashioned pin called a Nappy Nippa or Snappy Nappy depending where you live. So there is no chance of spiking your baby when changing her. This type will require a cover, wrap, soaker or pilcher.
  • Pocket Nappies and All in One (AIO or 2 AI2) - These are the newest type. They do not require any kind of cover, wrap, soaker or pilcher as the waterproof layer is built in. Pocket's have a waterproof (usually PUL) layer on the outside and a fleece layer on the inside. You insert the absorbant material in between. All in one or All in two have the absorbant and waterproof layer sewn together all ready use on your baby.

Have a look at the Information section to give yourself a good idea of what all the fuss is about. There are lots of articles to help you with all aspects of choosing, use and maintenance.

Whether you are new or completely addicted to cloth, we have a lively and friendly forum community who are always happy to answer questions, give help, tips and advice. Check out the reviews provided by our members to help you choose the right product for you and your baby.

In the forum you can see what cloth nappies, wool covers and other products our WAHM (Work at Home Mothers) members are making and you can buy and sell preloved in our classifieds section.

Enjoy your visit here and please contact us if you can't find what you are looking for. Have fun!

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