A guide for all parents in understanding the cloth nappy acronyms and jargon. This list will help you understand the difference between different reuseable nappy products and the benefits of different materials and designs.

If you're a new parent looking to switch to cloth nappies, you might be wondering what to buy and how to make sense of all the nappy offerings. As a mum who has used cloth nappies for my three children, and after seeing what works best for my customers, I understand it can be confusing. I hope t...

When it comes to having a baby, one of the biggest decisions you'll make as a parent is choosing between cloth and disposable nappies. While disposable nappies may seem like the convenient choice, there are several reasons why modern cloth nappies (MCN) are a better choice for both your baby and...

Making beautiful cloth nappies isn't always easy. Whilst choosing the prints can be really fun, it's also a difficult process to create that perfect collection. At Baby Bare we have always been about happy nappy prints that both babies and parents love.

Leaks... They happen at some point or another. Its important to remember that leaks can be addresses quite easily. Here is a few simple steps to troubleshoot your cloth nappy leaks. 1. Is your nappy soaking or dry?A soaking nappy tells you that the nappy has been out wet. More absorbency is neede...

Do you need to buy a newborn size of nappies or can you skip straight to OSFM? This is a common question. OSFM nappies will fit from about 3.5kg, but they can be bulkier on little babies than a specific newborn size. I generally recommend to buy some newborns and supplement with your OSFM nappies...