Check every 2-3 hours if the nappy needs to be changed. At night, if you add extra absorbency, your baby can stay in the same nappy for 10 hours and sometimes more (unless they poo). If your baby has done a wee during the day, but the nappy is still dry, you can get away with only changing the inserts. If the nappy is soaked or your baby has done a poo, you need to change the nappy as soon as possible. There is no need to take the insert out of the nappy before adding it to the dry pail. Just add it to the pail and get the insert out of the nappy after you have ran a spin cycle in the washing machine. This way you keep your hands clean. The liner needs to be disposed of in rubbish when bub has done a poo but can be washed and reused if your baby has only done a wee. Please be aware that the liners are biodegradable and can only be reused a limited amount of time.

• - Part-time: 8 nappies (2 per dag)
• - Full-time gedurende de dag: 18 nappies (4 nappies per dag)
• - Full-time dag & nacht: 24 nappies = volledig wegwerpluier-vrij (6 per dag)

Bij full time gebruik zal je 6 nappies per dag nodig hebben. Bij een pasgeborene is dit wat meer, maar gezien dat zo een korte periode is raden wij je aan niet over te consumeren en uit te gaan van een paar nappies minder. Met ons advies zijn we ervan uitgegaan dat de nappies om de twee dagen gewassen worden (houd rekening met één droog-dag). Je kan de nappies beter niet langer dan dat vies bewaren, om vuil-opbouw in de nappies te voorkomen. Wij geven je hier de makkelijkste en meest gebruikelijke optie. Als je wat krapper zit, dan raden wij aan een dagje eerder te wassen, zodat je wat minder nappies aan hoeft te schaffen en nóg meer geld kan besparen. Je maakt al een verandering door één wasbare luier per dag te gebruiken! Ben je van plan meer nappies aan te schaffen? Bekijk dan onze bundels voor leuke kortingen!

Inserts are a must! A nappy is not complete without an insert, because inserts are the absorbing part of the nappy. Liners are not essential, but they do make cleaning a number two a lot easier, so try Then we also have some accessories that we think you will love! - Wetbags: A waterproof bag with two departments to store clean and dirty nappies. A small size that fits 7-10 nappies for on the go and a big one that fits 20-24 nappies for at home. - Change mats: Our travel change mats are easy to fold and to take with you wherever you go. - Baby wipes: Happy Naps wipes you can wash and reuse! This is not only better for the planet, but also a lot more gentle on your baby's skin than disposable wipes.

Cloth diapers are diapers that you can wash and reuse. Our nappies have a very soft microfleece inner layer which is a lot more gentle on your baby's skin than disposable diapers that are filled with plastics and chemicals. Cloth diapers, washable diapers, reusable nappies, happy nappies, happy naps, you can name them whatever you like!

We have whipped out the calculator to calculate the price difference of single-use diapers compared to Happy Naps. Happy Naps will save you hundreds of euro over the course of your baby’s nappy wearing years. Your child will go through approximately 2555 nappies in their first year of life alone. If your baby would wear single-use diapers until potty training time (around three years old), you are looking at spending at least €1056 on the cheapest disposables for those three years. Happy Naps on the other hand are reusable, so once you buy your stash you have got them for your child’s entire nappy wearing life. A Happy Naps Full Time Bundle cost you €550. It may be a big investment, but it will definitely save you lots of money over time. You save minimum €506 and even more if you use your nappies with a second baby. Did you now that some municipalities subsidise 50% of the purchase value of Happy Naps? This means you can save even more! Like disposable diapers come with extra expenses for having to drive to the supermarket, cloth nappies come with extra laundry expenses. We have whipped out the calculator again to calculate the extra laundry costs... On average, a long cycle on 40 degrees cost €0,95 (this includes electricity, water, detergent and also maintenance and depreciation of the machine). You will notice that you need to do two extra washes every week when your baby is still very little, but the second year it will be just one extra wash per week. It is recommended not to leave dirty nappies in the nappy pail for more than two days, but it is easy to solve this issue by washing your nappies together with bath towels, baby clothes e.g. Most babies are potty trained before they turn three years old, but we do not want to promise things we cannot pinkie promise. So, let’s say your little one is potty trained at three years old; you will end up spending €197,60 on washing. Since our nappies dry super-fast and it is better for the environment, we do not think many of you will often use a dryer. If you do (for your hemp inserts it can be nice sometimes), please be mindful and use the lowest temperature possible and dry the inserts together with other items. The bottom line is, by switching (partly) to cloth nappies, you can make significant financial savings. Once your baby is potty trained, make sure to give your nappies a second life. It’s a wonderful way to make yourself and somebody else happy!