Diapering & Changing Mat

Both have their place. Cloth diapers are more economical in the long run and gentler on skin for babies prone to rashes. Disposables are more convenient for travel and nights. Many Indian parents use cloth nappies at home during the day and disposables at night or outdoors. Our reusable cloth diapers and cotton nappies are designed for full-time home use and hold up well through repeated washing.

We recommend a minimum of 4-6 dry sheets for a newborn. They get wet multiple times a day from milk spills, nappy leaks, and drool. Having enough means you always have a clean dry one ready while others are in the wash. As your baby grows and becomes more predictable, 3-4 is usually sufficient.

A dedicated changing pad is strongly recommended for safety. Babies roll unexpectedly even at a very young age, and our changing pads come with a safety belt to prevent rolling during changes. They also have a waterproof surface that is easy to wipe clean, protecting your mattress and keeping the changing area hygienic. Many parents keep one at home and one portable version for visits.

Potty training pants are designed for toddlers aged 18 months to 3 years who are in the process of transitioning out of diapers. They look and feel like underwear to the child, which builds independence, but provide enough absorbency for small accidents during training. Our training pants fit toddlers weighing 6-12 kg and are machine washable.