When to move from nappies to pants
Most parents switch somewhere between six and twelve months, around the time a bub starts to crawl and stand. The usual signs are that change time has become a wrestling match, or your bub rolls or tries to stand mid-change.
There is no rule that says you have to switch, and plenty of families use tape nappies right through to toilet training. Pants just tend to make life easier once a bub is on the move. Our size guide covers both ranges side by side.
What makes the pant
The side panels stretch in every direction, so the pant moves with your bub whether they are sitting, climbing or running, without pinching or sagging. A wide, soft waistband holds it in place without leaving marks.
Both side seams tear open cleanly, which is what makes a soiled change manageable: the pant comes off without going over the legs. The same silk-protein topsheet and MotionFlex™ core as our nappies, plus an anti-leak back pocket for the overnight surprises that migrate upward.
Certifications you can check for yourself
Dermatest® Sensitive Skin Seal and Skin-friendly Material Seal, with no PFAS detected (SGS tested), and made with no chlorine bleach (SGS verified). Recognised by EAA for suitability on eczema-prone skin. Our certifications page sets out what each covers and what it does not.
Sizing
Pants run Sizes 3 to 6, from 6 kg through 15 kg and over. Go by weight rather than age, and size up when the waistband starts leaving marks or leaks become more frequent. The 60-day satisfaction guarantee covers a size that did not work, including opened packs.