Popolinos Softy

I came to cloth nappies fairly late, not buying them until my son was almost a year old. I took advice from one of the major nappy sellers, Little Green Earthlets, about which nappy to buy, but obviously their advice was limited to brands they sold. I ended up with 20 nappies - 17 Popolino Snap to Fit (now renamed 'Ultrafit) for daytimes, and 3 Snap to Fit 'Softies' for night time, as these are more absorbant. Initially I was thrilled with the nappies; they fit well and are absorbant, easy to wash and quick to dry as I have a tumble dryer. However I did notice that the Softies shrunk rather more than the flannel version. ...  Read the complete review

I'm using the Kooshies all in ones during the day but finding that during a very long night, they just weren't doing the trick. My daughter (now 4 months) was waking up to a wet nappy, pj's, and bedding. It was no fun for either of us. So, I went to get some advice on what to try at night and this seemed to be the overall recommendation. Upon arrival it seemed excessively huge and bulky and to me would just seem to be uncomfortable... but we'll try it and see what Ella thinks. The first night we had success. She didn't mind it at all probably because she sleeps well through the night and doesn't really squirm around much. We ...  Read the complete review

This is my all time favourite cloth nappy! It is soft, comfy and works wonderfully. It consists of several layersof ultra-soft terry and fastens with velcro at the front. It is adjustable from birth to potty but changing the rise ( front height) of the nappy using a series of poppers. Because it fits from birth to potty, you only need to buy one size so it is an economical choice when first starting out on cloth nappies. Especially if starting early on. Being very absorbant, it is adequate for even the heaviest wetting baby and it rarely , if ever, leaks if put on correctly. The only drawback is, like all very absorbant nappies, it can take a while ...  Read the complete review