Cloth nappy blog

From when they’re in your tum to when you’re changing their bum, we’re here for you during these exciting and exhausting moments. Enjoy our blog posts, we’re always on hand to offer guidance and support when you need it most.

Motherhood, Mental Health, and the Weight of Winter

Winter can make motherhood feel heavier. Short days, long nights, and more time indoors can quietly affect mental health, especially when you’re already exhausted. The routines repeat, the light disappears...

Is It Normal to Find Motherhood So Hard?

Before I became a mother, I was told it would be exhausting, beautiful, overwhelming, magical. What I wasn’t really prepared for was how hard it would feel, not just on the...

Parenting Swaps you can make this New Year!

A new year is a great time to make small, sustainable changes, and when you’re parenting, even simple swaps can make a real difference. Eco-friendly choices don’t have to be overwhelming or all-or-nothing (we really mean that!)

How much could you save if you start cloth in January 2026?

Disposables cost around £1,200 - £1,800 over 2.5 years. Cloth nappies cost around £450–£850 in total, including washing. Save even BIGGER with 30% off in our January sale, PLUS an extra 5% off all clearance with code EXTRA5OFF!

How often should I change my babies nappy?

The answer depends on your baby’s age, feeding habits, and whether you’re dealing with wet or dirty nappies. Find out here how many times we recommend to change your babies nappies!

Getting the Balance Right: Why Cloth Nappies Don’t Have to Be All or Nothing

When it comes to parenting, there’s one truth we all learn quickly: there is no one “right” way to do things. Every family is different, every baby is different, and...

Laura’s Journey with Cloth Nappies

Join us as we ask parent Laura about her experience with motherhood and cloth nappies from navigating pregnancy, to discovering reusable nappies and how they’ve fit into her family’s routine. Laura shares her honest thoughts, practical tips, and what she’s learned along the way, offering a real-life perspective for parents who are curious about cloth or already on their own reusable journey.