Nappy Comparison Chart
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Yes. Baby Bare AI2 nappies are designed as a birth-to-potty reusable nappy, fitting approximately 3.5kg to 17kg thanks to adjustable rise snaps and waist poppers. The flexible sizing means one nappy can grow with your baby through most of their nappy journey.
The absorbent inserts snap in and out of the nappy, making washing and drying simple. The AI2 can also be used as a pocket nappy, with extra absorbency tucked inside the pocket when needed. Add a trifold, bamboo rectangle or other booster for naps, longer periods or heavier wetters.
The nappy adjusts as your baby grows using the rise snaps down the front, while three waist snaps provide a secure, adjustable fit. Simply snap the rise to a smaller setting for younger or smaller babies and open it up as they grow.
The main difference compared with an AI2 is that the absorbency is not removable. You can’t reduce the absorbency when you don’t need as much, or reuse the waterproof cover with a fresh set of inserts after a change. However, the simplicity of an AIO makes it a popular choice for parents who value convenience above all else.
The absorbency hangs out as one piece, making the nappy easy to wash and straightforward to hang out to dry.
The main difference is how the nappy is constructed and adjusted. An All-in-One (AIO) has the absorbency attached to the waterproof shell, while an All-in-Two (AI2) uses a separate inserts that sit inside the waterproof shell. The Teddy Side Snapping Nappy has a side-snap design and a foldable bamboo fleece insert, making it another option for parents looking for a different fit and nappy style.
Yes. The Teddy Side Snapping Nappy can be a great option for babies who experience gaping with traditional front-snapping AIO or AI2 nappies. With snaps positioned at the sides rather than across the front, plus adjustable leg and waist settings and tummy elastic, the Teddy offers a different fit that can help reduce gaps and provide a closer fit around the tummy.
Yes. Baby Bare night nappies are absorbent fitted nappies and need to be paired with a waterproof cover. Our Honey Wrap Covers are designed to fit over the night nappy and provide a reliable waterproof layer.
With four layers of absorbent bamboo plus additional boosters, Baby Bare night nappies offer excellent nighttime protection and plenty of absorbency for heavy wetters. Simply add the boosters you need for your little one's individual needs and enjoy fewer leaks and more peaceful nights for everyone.
Read more: Why use cloth nappies at night?.
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If you’re new to reusable nappies, you may have noticed that cloth nappies come in different outer fabrics, including PUL and Minky. So, what’s the difference between PUL and Minky cloth nappies, and which one is best?
The good news is that both PUL and Minky nappies are water resistant and do not require an additional waterproof cover. The main differences are in how the fabric looks, feels and, to a small degree, how trim the nappy is.
At Baby Bare, we offer both options so you can choose the fabric that you prefer.
Cloth nappy inserts are the unsung heroes of the cloth nappy world! These small but mighty absorbent pads fit snugly inside a cloth diaper and help keep baby dry and comfortable. Our cloth inserts are designed to stay in shape, not curl and be soft on your baby.
Our inserts are made of soft and fluffy materials like bamboo or hemp, which are great for absorbing large amounts of liquid quickly. They are designed to wick moisture away from baby's skin and prevent leaks.
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