Disposables PROS Easy to use. They don't require any folding and fasten easily with sticky tabs. After use they need to be wrapped in a plastic bag and put in the bin. Disposal. As the name suggests, easy to get rid of. Particularly

sides securely. Make sure that the nappy doesn’t gather uncomfortably between the legs. Now it’s time to re-dress her, put her somewhere safe and then tidy away that dirty nappy.Tips and tricksNewborns - You can get special newborn disposable nappies

If you never know which side of the disposable versus reusable debate you think you should side with, you'll be over-joyed to hear about the Smart Nappy…The Smart Nappy SystemThe Smart Nappy system from Mothercare is something of a conundrum

Although you might feel guilty about creating endless landfill sites with disposable nappies, there are times when even the most staunch reusable nappy user is on the go and in need of a disposable nappy. A good compromise could be to find a

The competition in the disposable nappies market is hotting up. Several brands are designing new styles to better fit babies' bottoms and the latest is the Natural Fit from Huggies.With the slogan 'Babies bums aren't square - why should

for her and suits you, your budget and your lifestyle is a big decision.Your options are: disposable nappiesreusable (often called cloth or real) nappieseco-disposable that bridges the gap.The three nappy optionsOther things that might affect your choice

Reusable nappy preparationsAs long as you’re prepared, reusable nappies won’t cause you any more of a headache than a pile of dirty disposables.Real nappy accessoriesNappy nippas – the modern equivalent of a safety pin, this nifty product helps

The technology in disposable nappies has come on in leaps and bounds since you were a tot! Nowadays the likes of Huggies and Pampers have ranges from basic nappies which efficiently draw the wetness away from your baby's skin, to pull-up nappies

You’ve probably got a stack of them in the bathroom, and more in your changing bag – and you don’t just using them for wiping your baby’s bottom – but it’s time to take a look at what’s in baby wipes and what’s the greener alternative.What’s so bad about standard wipes?They may b...

Whether you use disposable or cloth nappies, it's hard to avoid the fact that for the first couple of years of your parenting life, you'll be using them every day! The debate rages on about whether disposable or reusable nappies are best