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Reusable nappies are an eco-friendly alternative to single-use disposable nappies. They are made from soft, absorbent fabrics and can be washed and reused multiple times, helping to reduce waste and save money in the long term. Bambino Mio’s reusable nappies are designed to be gentle on your baby’s skin and kind to the planet.

Bambino Mio's reusable nappies are designed for convenience. They are easy to put on, comfortable for your baby, and can be washed with your regular laundry. Our nappies are available in a range of styles and sizes to suit your baby’s needs from birth to potty training.

Washing reusable nappies is simple. Simply tip the poo down the loo and store your nappies for 2-3 days in our brilliant, waterproof Stay At Home Wet Bag. When you're ready to wash, wash your nappies at 40°C with non-biological laundry detergent. There's no need to use fabric softener when washing, as this can affect the absorbency of your nappies. We recommend air drying your nappies either inside or outside whenever possible and away from direct heat. If necessary, our nappies can be tumble-dried on a low/cold setting.

Disposable nappies contribute significantly to landfill waste, with approximately 250 million nappies being thrown away daily. Unlike disposable nappies, reusable nappies can be washed and reused, reducing your household waste by 99%. Additionally, Bambino Mio nappies are free from harmful chemicals, helping to reduce nappy rash and other skin irritations.

Bambino Mio® has been at the forefront of the Reusable Revolution for over 25 years and our Revolutionary Reusable nappy will fit your baby from birth right up to potty training. Our nappies are designed to offer superior comfort, absorbency, and convenience while minimising environmental impact. We are committed to making a positive difference, from the smallest changes at home to larger global environmental challenges. Feel free to explore more about reusable nappies and start your journey towards a sustainable future with Bambino Mio®!

Switching to reusable nappies can save you up to £700 per child, and even more if they’re used for subsequent children. With Bambino Mio® nappies, you not only help the environment but also keep more money in your pocket.

Yes, reusable nappies are a much more sustainable option than disposables. They use 98% fewer resources to manufacture, generate 99% less waste, and significantly lower your carbon footprint. By choosing Bambino Mio® reusable nappies, you’re contributing to a cleaner, safer planet for future generations.

Absolutely! Reusable nappies are durable and can be used for multiple children, making them even more cost-effective. This not only increases your savings but also maximises the environmental benefits by reducing the need to buy more nappies.

Every family and child is different. Potty training is not a one-size-fits-all journey, and the key is to find an approach that works best for you. Some parents prefer a parent-led approach (also known as elimination communication), while others wait for their child to show signs of readiness (child-led potty training). Neither method is right or wrong—it’s about what suits your family best.

Parent-led (AKA elimination communication)

This is about introducing the potty early, often from baby age, by watching and reacting to your child’s natural cues. It's about gently guiding your child, and encouraging regular potty use based on timing, signals, and routines. Many parents find that being proactive in this way can help their child become aware of their body's signals sooner.

Signs that your baby or toddler may need to go include:

• Facial expressions or body language (squirming, grunting, sudden stillness)
• Pausing during play or becoming restless
• Tugging at their nappy or looking uncomfortable
• Regular times of day when they tend to go (e.g., after meals or naps)

How to try parent-led potty training:

• Offer the potty at predictable times (after naps, meals, or before bath time).
• Use cue sounds (e.g., a "pss pss" noise when they wee) to help them associate the action with the potty.
• Allow them to go nappy-free when possible to help them recognize the sensation of needing to go.
• Keep it low-pressure and praise every effort.

Child-led potty training

This approach focuses on waiting until your child shows signs of readiness and takes the lead. It often happens between 18 months and 3 years. When a child is ready, they will begin to recognise their body's signals and show an interest in using the potty.

How to try child-led potty training:

If your child shows two or more of these signs, you may want to begin the process:

• They can stay dry for up to 2 hours or during a nap.
• They tell you when they need to go.
• They copy your behaviour and follow you to the bathroom.
• They show independence, like pulling down their pants or wanting to do things on their own.
• They dislike feeling wet and ask to be changed.