Modern cloth nappies and covers

Re-usable nappy options and baby products for the littlest ones in the family
Modern cloth nappy options are a far cry from the terry cloth squares that most of us were brought up in. Modern design and materials such as bamboo, hemp and microfibre mean that modern cloth nappies fit better, last longer, are more stain resistant and easier to wash (no pre-soaking required). We stock a range of nappy designs including Green Kids Pocket nappies, Baby Beehinds all-in-ones, Baby Beehinds fitteds and PUL covers, the Original Pop-In, plus the whole range of Eenee nappy system.
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The Weenees nappy range offers the perfect alternative for families who want to use an environmentally friendly nappy that won't confine them to the laundry. Pouch pants, pilchers, snibs and more…

• Eenee Fact: Environmental Excellence Award

Did you know? William McDonough, environmental leader, architect and designer announced the Cradle to Cradle award for "gDiapers" flushable insert/pad on 28 Feb 2006. gDiapers, who has successfully rebranded the Eenee range for a US market, is the only consumer product to receive the Cradle to Cradle accreditation. This award is recognised as a leading indicator of environmental excellence in product design. Offered by the MBDC, the criteria for accreditation is stated as "significant, tangible progress in designing more environmentally sustaining products". For more information about the Cradle to Cradle accreditation go to MBDC.
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What is a fitted nappy?
A fitted nappy is similar in shape to a disposable nappy but the whole nappy is made of absorbent material. For this reason fitted nappies require a cover to stop clothing getting wet. When they are changed it is usually possible to either put the same cover back on (particularly if it is made of PUL and can be wiped clean ), or to have a few covers that are rotated throughout the day and allowed to dry between changes. This practice reduces the number of covers you need.

Advantages:
Covers are able to be used multiple times before being washed, which lengthens their lifespan, particularly if the cover is made from PUL which can deteriorate over time. You can add extra boosters to the fitted nappy (just lay them in) to make it more absorbent. A fitted nappy that has become too small can be used as a booster inside a larger nappy

Disadvantages:
Slower drying due to the many layers that make up the nappy When it is ‘nappy change time’, you are changing both a cover and a fitted nappy which can be fiddly if you have a wriggly baby. You may need to add a microfleece liner to keep bub's skin dry.
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