When it comes to cloth nappying, nappy liners are a game-changer — and Hippybottomus has made it easier than ever to understand how they work and why they’re essential.

Nappy liners are thin layers placed between your baby’s bottom and the cloth nappy. Their main job? To catch solids and make clean-up quick and hygienic. They also act as a moisture barrier, helping to keep your baby’s skin dry and reducing the risk of nappy rash. Whether you’re a seasoned cloth nappy user or just starting out, liners simplify the process and add an extra layer of comfort and cleanliness.

There are two main types of liners: disposable (like biodegradable bamboo) and reusable (typically made from microfleece). Disposable liners are great for travel or busy days, offering convenience and eco-friendliness in one. Reusable liners are soft, washable, and cost-effective — perfect for parents looking to reduce waste and save in the long term.

Hippybottomus dives into all of this and more in their helpful blog, guiding you through how to use, wash, and choose the right liner for your baby’s needs. They explain when to use liners, how they fit into your cloth nappy routine, and why they’re an important part of the eco-friendly parenting journey.

If you’re exploring cloth nappies or looking to optimise your routine, understanding nappy liners is key. Read the full guide from Hippybottomus here and discover how a simple liner can make a big difference — for your baby and for the planet.