Little Puggles Nappy Pants

Most parents switch somewhere between six and twelve months, around the time baby starts to crawl and stand. Signs it’s time: change time has become a wrestling match, your bub rolls or tries to stand during changes, or they’re ready for early toilet training. There’s no rule that says you have to switch, and plenty of parents use tape nappies right through to toilet training. Pants just tend to make life easier once your bub is on the move.

This is the main worry parents have with a subscription, and we’ve built the 60-day satisfaction guarantee around it. Email us within 60 days of purchase and we’ll swap the unused packs for a different size at no extra cost, exchange the whole carton, or refund you, whichever suits, and switch your next scheduled delivery to the new size. Opened packs are covered, there is no pack minimum, and we pay the return postage. Works on every size from Size 3 through Size 6, and there is no limit on how many times you can claim.

Yes. Set up two subscriptions on your account, one per baby. Each one carries the standard 10% subscription saving. The 60-day satisfaction guarantee applies to both subscriptions independently, so if your twins size up at different rates you can manage each one separately.

Yes. Pants pull on and off either way. For a wet-only change, pulling up while standing is quickest. For a soiled change, lie your bub down, tear the side seams open (both sides), remove the pant cleanly without pulling it over their legs, and put a fresh one on. The tear-away sides are the key to not making a mess.

The waistband should sit at the navel or just above, with enough room to slide two fingers underneath. Leg cuffs should sit just under the crease where leg meets hip, not digging in. If you’re seeing red marks at the waist or legs, size up. If you’re seeing leaks along the legs, either the size is too big (gaps) or too small (saturated too quickly).

Pants are pull-up like undies, so they’re faster to put on a standing or wriggly bub. They don’t have refastenable tabs, but they do have tear-away sides for soiled changes. Pants also have 360° stretch sides, a wide soft waistband and an anti-leak back pocket, where tape nappies have refastenable tabs and a narrower waistband. Both share our silk-protein topsheet, MotionFlex™ core, and wetness indicator.

Training pants usually refers to a product designed specifically for toilet training, often reusable. Little Puggles Nappy Pants are a full-absorbency disposable nappy in pull-up form, not a dedicated training pant. That said, parents often use nappy pants during toilet training because the pull-up design and tear-away sides make them convenient for the transition.

Yes. Our pants have the same rapid absorb core as our tape nappies, so overnight absorbency is comparable. Some parents prefer tape nappies for overnight because the refastenable tabs make a middle-of-the-night check easier without a full pant-off. Either works.

Silk protein (hydrolysed sericin, branded SeriPro™) is added to the non-woven topsheet fabric to give it a soft, smooth feel against baby’s skin. It’s used as a textile finish, not as a therapeutic ingredient. The topsheet itself is non-woven fabric; the silk protein is added to it.

At the product level: the Dermatest® Sensitive Skin Seal and Skin-friendly Material Seal (dermatological testing on real skin), no PFAS detected (SGS tested), and no chlorine bleach (SGS verified). At the partnership level: Recognised by EAA for suitability on eczema-prone skin. At the facility level: manufactured in a factory certified to ISO 9001 (scope includes baby nappies), ISO 13485, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001. What each certification covers, and what it does not, is set out on our certifications page.