The Baby Bottom Timeline What to expect from birth to toddlerhood. From those very first newborn nappies to the day your child proudly uses the toilet, your little one's bottom goes through plenty of changes. Parent...

From birth to big-kid pants, there's a lot of new language to get your head around when you add to the family. This nappy and potty training glossary covers all of the terms worth knowing so you’re not left scra...

Every parent has been there: you open the nappy and instead of the usual nothing-to-report situation, you're greeted by a patch of angry red skin that makes your heart sink a little. Nappy rash is one of the most ...

Spoiler: yes, reusable nappies are better for the environment and the official data proves it. Whether you’re a few weeks into your reusables journey or still weighing it all up between nap times, the environmenta...

The Modern Parent’s Guide to Cloth Nappies: It’s Not What You Think It’s time to rethink reusable nappies When people hear “cloth nappies”, many still picture folded terry towelling, bulky plastic pants, and fiddly s...

Which reusable nappy bundle should I choose? Once you’ve chosen your reusable nappy, the next question is: How many reusable nappies do I actually need? Reusable nappy bundles make getting started easier. They offer ...

Which reusable nappy should I choose? If you're new to reusable nappies, the choice can feel overwhelming. Different systems, confusing names, lots of pieces… it can make parents wonder which reusable nappy is best fo...

A new baby comes with all sorts of extras - their pram, cot, a sling, nappies and of course, their clothes and bedding. For the first few months of your baby’s life you’ll be doing more laundry as one of the less-popu...

A poonami, poomageddon, poosplosion, a blowout… We all have so many names for the explosive poos that babies and younger toddlers treat us to occasionally. Whatever you call it, when the inevitable happens you have t...

Welcome to your go-to guide for reusable nappies - the ultimate resource for every tired, overwhelmed or curious parent looking to make the switch to cloth nappies. Whether you're just starting out, weighing up the pr...

The first wash We recommend that you wash your nappies before they are used. This will remove any loose fibres and increase the absorbency ready for use. Run a normal wash, use a non-bio detergent, and avoid using any...

When you first start using reusable nappies, you might worry that they’ll leak more than disposable nappies and wonder if they’re the right choice for you and your baby. Bambino Mio has lots of good news for you! M...

As you get further along in your pregnancy, your thoughts will turn more to the smaller details of starting labour, going into hospital and actually having your baby. One of the most important things you can do to ...

Inside this Article: There is anecdata which suggests cloth nappies help to speed up potty training Reusable nappies help potty training because they feel wet Parents using reusable nappies may notice toileting cha...

Inside this Article: The most commonly-asked reusable nappy and poo questions answered How do I remove poo from reusable nappies? What if I can’t just shake off the poo from the liner or nappy? Can you put pooey na...

As a new parent, you’re constantly searching for the best choices for your baby—from ensuring their health and happiness to considering the long-term impact of your decisions on the planet. One of the most rewarding c...

Inside this Article: A nappy-washing routine is worth establishing from the start Setting up your nappy washing routine Your exact nappy washing routine depends on you Arranging and storing your clean nappies is im...

Inside this Article: Reusable nappies are safe and hygienic if they’re washed properly What you need to know about washing reusable nappies Do I need to boil wash my reusable nappy bundle? Is it difficult to get re...

Tips for Travelling with Reusable Nappies Whether you’re off on a weekend adventure, a fun-filled staycation, or jetting off further afield for a longer break, if you’re travelling with babies or toddlers, it’s likely...

Many of the older generation saw plastics as a modern miracle when they first entered the markets in the 1940s and 1950s. It seemed that this durable and flexible new material was the answer to lots of problems. It...