What’s the difference between an insert and a booster?

An insert is the main absorbent layer that does the bulk of the soaking. A booster is an extra layer you add on top for more capacity. Handy overnight or for heavy wetters. Same job, different amounts.

How do I know if I need a booster?

If your nappy leaks because it’s soaked through (not because of fit), you need more absorbency. Add a booster. Overnight and heavy-wetting toddlers almost always benefit from one.

What material insert is most absorbent?

Natural fibres like bamboo and hemp hold the most and are great for nights, though they take longer to dry. Microfibre absorbs fast but holds less and can’t go straight against skin. Many families layer both.

Can I put any insert in any nappy?

Our inserts are made to work with our nappies and covers. Snap or lay them in, and make sure nothing pokes out past the waterproof layer. Mix and match to dial in the absorbency you need.

Where does the booster go, on top or underneath?

Generally the fast-absorbing layer sits on top (closest to baby) and the thirsty natural-fibre layer underneath to hold it. If you’ve got a stay-dry insert, keep that against the skin.

Do inserts help with overnight leaks?

Absolutely. Adding a natural-fibre booster is the number one fix for overnight leaks. If your night nappy’s not lasting till morning, a booster usually sorts it.