The flat diaper is, as its name suggests, is quite flat! Being one of the more primitive forms of nappies, flat Nappies are folded to suit the contours of your baby, so the maximum thickness of the folded cloth can be adjusted according to your baby's needs. Once arranged, the diaper should be fastened with a plastic nappy gripper, such as a Nappy Nippa, to prevent leaks and stains. In addition, Flat diapers require a wrapper to firmly secure them in place.
Flat diapers are relatively inexpensive, and can be stocked in any number for daily wear and tear. The single layer, flat nappy is very easy to wash, and more importantly, quick to dry. No more frantic scrambling by the dryer to hunt for that rare dry nappy! Easy to wash and quick to dry, the flat nappy is most suited for the early days when baby goes through nappies by the hour. However, since its basically just a square piece of cloth, it can be adapted in size to fit newborns to toddlers.
Flat nappies are extremely versatile. Not only are they easy on the wallet and effortless to maintain, they can also be used for a countless number of things even after baby has grown up and moved out! After going through nappy duty, the flat nappy can be used around the house, from wiping the messes of the next generation of babies to ending up as the dishcloth.
The flat diaper has two variations. The pre-folded nappy has extra layering in the middle. The contoured nappy, though similar to the pre-folded, is more form fitting and appears less bulky. Widely available in different attractive brands such as Bambino, Mio, Cotton Bottoms, and Yummies Nappy Systems, you can pick and choose just the right style for you


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