Some disposable swim nappies designed for smaller children have adjustable tabs for a more secure fit. The Happy Nappy swim nappies offer superior poo containment compared to disposable swim nappies. Little accidents will be a thing of the past and no need to use a disposable swim nappy again once you have your neoprene nappy! These numbers refer to the diaper size and not the age of the child, so choose a size similar to your child’s regular diapers. Choose a snug but comfortable fit to minimise the risk of leaks. Remove the soiled liner from the Nappy Wrap, if using, and dispose of in the bin (Splash About Nappy Liners are fully biodegradeable). If you don’t use a liner or Nappy Wrap, simply tip the faeces off the swim nappy into the toilet and flush it away. Reusable swim nappies are sized by children’s ages – 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months and so on. Your child’s age should be used as a guide for buying a reusable swim nappy but it’s important to also measure your child’s waist and thighs for the best fit.

Remember – disposable and reusable swim nappies are NOT designed to hold in urine so make sure you take your child for regular potty breaks or switch to a normal disposable nappy when they’re not in the pool. Outer Layer Happy Nappy - is the Happy Nappy. The Happy nappy is made of 1mm supple, stretchy neoprene and finished with super soft, snug fitting, deep bands of rib fabric with a high rubber content.The Happy Nappy can be used on its own but for complete confidence and easeof cleaning up 'little accidents', use with the inner wrap (described below). The Happy Nappy is the main barrier against leaks. Disposable swim diapers come in set sizes similar to standard diaper sizes – most brands sell nappies in the following sizes: Inner Happy Nappy Wrap - Is a lovely soft adjustable wrap made of traditional swimwear material. The nappy wrap is your first layer baby wears to protect against leaks and holds the paper liner secure inside. The wrap IS NOT suitable for baby to wear on its own, most baby swimming schools insiston the use of this layer as well. While very loose stools are completely normal for young babies that are exclusively breastfed, if your child is older and is experiencing diarrhoea, then it’s important to keep them away from the water until they feel better.

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Although disposable swim nappies have leak guards around the legs, these are very limited in preventing faeces from entering the pool. To clean a soiled reusable swim nappy hand wash in cool water and leave to dry away from direct sunlight. Disposable swim diapers may not contain loose stools as they are not very robust and can leak around the seams. The Happy Nappy features wide cuffs made from neoprene fabric which creates a tight (but comfortable) seal around the thighs and tummy, which will keep faeces at bay.

A Swim Nappy is required by all swimming pools for any child who isn't potty trained. Finding the right swimming nappy for your baby can seem like a minefield, so we have devised this in depth guide to swim nappies to help you avoid the inconvenience and embarrassment of your child having an accident in the water.Absolutely. Splash About Happy Nappy comes in a range of designs suitable for boys and girls, or unisex designs suitable for both. If you need a bigger size than on the table please visit the Splash About Splash Jammers which are available from toddlers right up to adult sizes. How do I use the Splash About Happy Nappy System? Most reusable swim nappies can be worn on their own, however, for extra protection you may want to combine with a disposable swim nappy, a Nappy Wrap, and/or liner.