An eco-conscious mother who uses reusable nappies has insisted they are "not as smelly or as hard work as people think". Elizabeth Kane, from Liverpool, said she was motivated to start using washable ...

See the finalists for the most popular reusable nappy in the 2016 Mother & Baby Awards We know first-hand how overwhelming it can be to choose the best products for your baby. Which is why the 2016 ...

Just so you know, we may receive a commission or other compensation from the links on this website - read why you should trust us. Choosing nappies shouldn’t feel overwhelming, but it often does. With ...

Choosing the best newborn nappies can feel overwhelming, especially if you're a first-time parent. Here at Mother&Baby, we get it. Comparing baby nappies that seem like identical options is enough to ...

The humble cloth nappy is having a resurgence - because it's better for the planet AND the new versions are just so good. Here are our favourites. When you have a baby, the most essential product ...

An uber-popular Geelong reusable nappy scheme has attracted hundreds of parents. Here’s how to get your hands on some. The City of Greater Geelong has boosted its Modern Reusable Nappy Program, ...

Disposable nappy fans will tell you they’re not so bad but other options could save you thousands — and supermarkets won’t stock them. After launching a nappy laundry service, Mr Schanschieff and wife ...

Babies may need 10 to 12 nappy changes a day in the early days, and the average baby will use around 5,000 nappies in the two ...

Alice Klein looks at the impacts of disposable and reusable nappies (24 November, p 22). Bringing up two babies in the 1990s, living in a flat and working part-time, cloth nappies were a perfectly ...

Dirty nappies are collected at curbside and processed at the NappiCycle plant in South Wales. It uses a process called friction washing to break down the used nappies into a mixed material can be used ...

I always thought it'd mean spending my days up to my elbows in a literal s**t storm, but for the sake of me, my baby and the environment, I'll never go back Blogger ...