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How many cloth nappies do you need?
How to use cloth diapers?
What insert and nappy systems are available?
How do you deal with the poo in cloth nappies?
Babies and toddlers do pooh – it’s unavoidable. But just like with disposable nappies, the poo needs to end up where all other poo belongs: in the toilet. Here's a guide on how to easily handle soiled nappies.
More guides to optimise your cloth nappies
Washing procedures for cloth nappies
The fit of a cloth nappy
Weatherproofing or not – it's up to you

When you need to troubleshoot your cloth nappies
Leaking nappies
Diapers that smell
Red bum
For those of you who want to delve even deeper
Or perhaps you just need a bit more substance before you decide? Facts that might persuade a partner, perhaps? Here you'll find delicious guides with figures and facts about cloth nappies.

Cloth diapers and money
Did you know that you can save over 20,000 kronors by using cloth nappies instead of disposable nappies?
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Environmental Aspect
Yes, even including washing and water consumption, cloth nappies are better for the environment than disposable nappies.
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Certifications for Green Poppy's products
Green Poppy has multiple certifications, all for your and your child's peace of mind and safety.
How good that it existsCloth nappies at night
Can you use cloth nappies at night? We’d say a resounding yes to that! Of course you can. The solution is called fitted diaper. Read all about using cloth nappies at night here.
Read about cloth nappies at nightBehind Green Poppy
Green Poppy is run by entrepreneur and midwife Emma Kajmo, entirely from home in Eskilstuna.
Founded in 2023 during parental leave, born from a love of reusable and sustainable alternatives, Green Poppy came to life. After a few evening courses and a million Google searches (“how to start your own business”), we were up and running.
Read more about Green Poppy hereGuides on cloth nappies, how many cloth nappies you need, how cloth nappies work, can newborn babies use cloth nappies. Read more about all of this.





















