Why buy reusable nappies? 

To save a mountain of rubbish. Most toddlers are out of nappies before they’re three years old. Over tha time span, if you were to replace just one disposable nappy a day with a reusable nappy, you’d save around 900 nappies from going to landfill where they would take hundreds of years to decompose. 

Some parents also choose cloth nappies to avoid the chemicals in disposables. One study "detected a number of hazardous chemicals in disposable diapers that could migrate through urine, for example, and enter into prolonged contact with babies' skin."

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So why aren’t we all using reusable modern cloth nappies? I know some people are put off by the idea of handling and washing reusable nappies – but honestly, it’s really not that bad. 

The washing is simply adding a few more loads into your routine and once you’re in the swing of it, it’s no different from washing your loved one’s clothes after a poonami (these rarely happen in cloth nappies by the way). 

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Getting Started with Cloth Nappies is easy! However, I know that it can be a lot of money to invest without knowing that they will work for you. Therefore, I have developed two special kits. The Bells Bumz Give Cloth a Go Trial kit is designed for you to try the items across the range over a period of 30 days and return anything that doesn't work for you for a refund. The Bells Bumz Newborn to Potty Swap kits are designed for people who know they will be committed to using cloth nappies and want the option to return their newborn (size one) nappies to exchange for birth to potty nappies at no additional cost.

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