Each of our carefully researched, styled, tested and distributed collections reflects a particular aesthetic and ethos. We hope some of these speak to your own style, and help you refine and redefine your own look and style philosophy in the process.
Each of our carefully researched, styled, tested and distributed collections reflects a particular aesthetic and ethos. We hope some of these speak to your own style, and help you refine and redefine your own look and style philosophy in the process.
In the past, we’ve had the cheek to call prefolds the “ultimate” cloth nappy. So today we’re going to give you 5 reasons why they’re so flipping fabulous… and then do something really silly and tell you 3 reasons why they might not work for you.
Ready?
Here are 5 reasons why choosing a prefold style cloth nappy is a good idea:
They’re easier on the back-pocket than modern cloth nappy styles
They’re easy to care for: you don’t have to remember to fold back the velcro or hang a particular way to prevent drag on elastics
They’re seriously versatile: prefolds can be folded in a variety of ways to suit baby’s body type and size
They LAST: prefold nappies, when cared for correctly, can last through a child’s time in nappies, and then some
They’re multipurpose: once you’re finished using them for nappies, they can used for a variety of purposes around the hom
And now for the 3 reasons why you wouldn’t want a prefold:
Prefolds = learning curve: you will need to learn the ideal way to fold prefolds to ensure the best fit for your bub and this might take a bit of time, especially if you can’t manage a real-life demo
They aren’t often popular at daycare centres or with care providers so you’ll need to invest in something ready-made, such as pocket nappies, if you’re leaving baby with someone other than family
They require extra supplies, like Snappis and covers
