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Ecoriginals Nappies: How to Pick the Perfect Nappy Sizes

Ecoriginals Nappy and Nappy Pants Size Guide

It can be tricky trying to work out the best size nappy for your baby. Get it wrong, and you've got an uncomfortable baby, and leaks and messes! 

To help you find the perfect nappy size, we've got eco nappy sample packs that you can try before you buy a full pack or carton. Each sample pack contains two nappies.

Here's our handy guide to the Ecoriginals nappy sizes.

Ecoriginals Nappies

Ecoriginals nappy size guide: 

Newborn: 0 to 4 kgs (up to 6 weeks)

Newborn Plus: 3.5 to 6 kgs (up to 3 months)

Infant: 4 to 7 kgs (up to 5 months)

Crawler: 6 to 11 kgs (up to 14 months)

Toddler: 10 to 14 kgs (up to 30 months)

Walker: 13 to 18 kgs (up to 48 months)

Ecoriginals nappy pants sizes: 

Crawler: 6 to 11 kgs (up to 14 months)

Toddler: 10 to 14 kgs (up to 30 months)

Walker: 13 to 18 kgs (up to 48 months)

Junior: 16 kgs+ (48 months +)

Please note that all sizes and ages are approximate, and are for guidance only. 

Why do nappy sizes overlap?

Babies come in all different shapes and sizes. Some babies have chubby thighs and fat little tummies, other babies are skinnies. Even though your baby may be in the correct weight range, the fit might not be quite right and you can end up with leaks and messes.

Babies also eat and drink different amounts, so even babies of the same weight may need a slightly bigger, and more absorbent, nappy.

Generally, when your baby is at the top of the weight range, it's best move up to the next size so that you get the extra absorbency.

How do you know when to change nappy sizes?

If the nappy is leaking, we find that it's usually because your baby is in the wrong size nappy.

Have a look at how the nappy is fitting on your baby. If there are red marks around your baby's belly or thighs, or if the nappy feels a little too snug, it might be time to move up a size. If you're getting blowouts or persistent leaks, that can be another sign that it's time to move up.

Sometimes the problem can be that the nappy is too big. If there are gaps around the legs and tummy, or the nappy is sitting too high at the front or back, you may need to try a smaller size.

We make it easy for you to try different sizes with our eco nappy sample packs. You can try a couple of nappies to check the fit before you commit to buying a full pack or carton.

Ready to buy Ecoriginals nappies? Just click here!

As always, if you have any questions, or want some advice, give us a call on 1300 725 876, email us at info@hellocharlie.com.au or live chat with us on our website.

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