Regardless of whether your toddler’s toilet training adventure starts sooner or later, you’ll begin to get cues that will suggest it’s time.   As their independence shines, they’ll start becoming more interested in the happenings of their body and want to follow suit when it comes to going to [...]

For parents and little ones, toilet training is one of the earliest formative phases. But despite society saying it can be done in a mere few days, it’s not always so cut and dry. If you’re ready to dive into the toilet training world and are looking for guidance, we’ve put together a quick gu[...]

The truth is, every child is different and might feel comfortable and ready to learn the ropes of the toilet at varying ages. So what’s the general rule of thumb for the best toilet training age?   Well, most children show signs of being ready for toilet training between the ages of 18 and 24 [...]

Shellee woke at 3am to contractions, her previous birth lasted 7 hours so she assumed she had plenty of time to make it to the hospital.... "​I woke at 3am and my contractions started at 3:15am, I had approximately 4 where I had actively timed then before waking up my husband. We had also had [...]

No doubt you know that reusable nappies are better for the planet than their disposable cousins (and we’re not going to tell you otherwise), but you might not know they’re also better for your bank balance.  

Modibodi’s patent-pending reusable nappies have been designed for high-performance and usability to encourage parents to ‘rethink reusables’ and switch from disposables to a more sustainable choice...for good. “We asked customers what they didn’t like about current cloth nappies and undertook rigorous research and independent testing to create a reusable nappy that addressed their concerns – super absorbent, simple to use, feels dry, reduces odour, resists stains, high quality and looks great – because we want to make it easier for parents to switch from disposable to reusable nappies.” 

One of the biggest myths (and roadblocks) about switching from disposable nappies to reusables is washing. How hard is it? Do you have to soak or scrub them? How will I deal with poo? It's actually pretty simple, and yes, they’re machine washable. Here’s how it’s done... 

So you’ve decided to ditch the disposables and make the move to reusable nappies? Or you’re on the fence? We get it. You’re worried about convenience, absorption, washing...just how much effort it will be. It’s time to forget what you know about cloth nappies – white terry, safety pins and scrubbing – and rethink reusables because we’ve made them easier, better (and clever) to make sustainable living simpler. Because parenthood is anything but.