lining and a waterproof outer - so are quick to wash and dry.They're also a useful option if you're leaving your child at nursery or with a childminder as you can prepare the nappied beforehand and they can change them as normal.It'll take a few practice

Shaped nappiesShaped nappies look really comfy and are - as the name suggests - ready shaped for your baby. This means they often fit better than other styles. Inside is soft and absorbant layer which is stitched into the nappy. Some brands also

All-in-one nappiesAll-in-ones are probably the closest real nappy to your standard disposable. This makes them the simlest to use and dad and grandma-proof! Everything's stitched together so there's no need to buy extra padding but they are a bit

Pre-fold nappiesPre-fold nappies have absorbant rectangles of fabric that fold into waterproof nappy covers. The nappy covers hold the absorbant rectangles in place and do not need washing. The liners, which do need to be laudered are quick to dry and can be bought separately.

How to change a nappy Here's a skill you'll be an expert on soon...!Whatever nappy you're changing, you'll need these basics: • Somewhere warm and clean to change your baby•A changing mat or towel to lie your baby on•A fresh nappy•A bowl

and find out more about your baby’s skin and your nappy options.5 ways to solve nappy rash1 Change your baby’s nappy regularlyThere are probably days when you're so hectic you forget you haven't changed her nappy for hours. Overexposure to urine can cause a