Top 3 benefits for switching to reusable cloth nappies

  • No toxins

    No nasty chemicals to irritate your baby's skin.

  • Save Over $5,000

    Based on the average 2 child family.

  • Eco-Friendly

    Save over 6,500 disposable nappies per child.

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"I’m a first time cloth nappy user and am glad to have come across Cloth Bums! As being first time user the trial pack was the perfect starter to
see if they were a good fit (which they are)!!

Absolutely love the make and all the designs 😊 will be expanding my stash to full time."

- Sharon C.

Reusable Nappy FAQ's

How many cloth nappies do I need?

For full-time use of reusable nappies we recommend approximately 24 in total, however you don't need this many to get started.

The best way to get started is to begin with a trial pack which includes 3 complete nappies to test the waters. Everything you need to begin your cloth journey can be found below.

What is the washing like with cloth nappies?

To get the best results from your nappies we recommend follwing these 4 simple wash steps:

Step 1: Dry Pail

Remove solid poo from the nappy, seperate inserts from the shell and place in your dry pail.
(Babies not yet on solids can go straight in your dry pail).

Step 2: Pre-wash cycle

Run a short wash cycle 40-60 degrees with half the normal detergent every 1-2 days. Remove from your washing machine and dry pail awaiting your main wash.

Step 3: Main-wash cycle

Run a longer main-wash cycle 40-60 degrees with detergent every 3-4 days.

Step 4: Hang to dry

Hang nappies to dry or use a clothes dryer on low heat. 

For more information on washing guidelines - CLICK HERE.

But what about the poo?

If your child is not yet eating solid foods the poo is completely water soluble whether they are formula or breastfed.

As soon as your baby is eating solid food the poo needs to be removed from the nappy before washing, you can choose to use disposable liners which lay in the nappy and help with an easy clean up. You can find these below, or if you click HERE.

What are the financial savings of cloth nappies?

Babies will generally need around 6,500 nappy changes between birth and toilet training.

With the cost of electricity, water and detergent the use of cloth will save over $2,000 for 2 years of cloth nappy use, and even more of a saving with subequent children. A more indepth break down of all the costs can be found HERE.

Customer Reviews

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CCC (Melbourne, AU)
Really cute prints!

Still waiting for my bubs to come but the prints are very cute! Can’t wait to use them.

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Jade W. (Townsville, AU)
The cutest nappies. Very satisfied

cannot speak highly enough of the Pixie Cloth Bum reusable nappies. From quality to functionality, these nappies exceed all expectations. The materials used are soft yet highly durable, providing both comfort and reliability for my baby. The absorbency is outstanding, and the fit is snug without being restrictive, significantly reducing the risk of leaks.

The adjustable sizing makes them suitable for growing babies, ensuring long-term use and excellent value for money. Additionally, the vibrant and adorable designs are a delightful bonus, making nappy changes a little more fun.

As an eco-conscious parent, I also appreciate the positive environmental impact of using these reusable nappies. They wash well, retain their shape and colour, and have proven to be a cost-effective alternative to disposables.

Overall, Pixie Cloth Bum has created a product that is both practical and environmentally responsible. I highly recommend them to any parent looking for a reliable and sustainable nappy solution.

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Natasha F. (Brisbane, AU)
Great quality

Beyond happy with cloth bums, beautiful print and great quality