Many parents wonder when it's time to switch from regular diapers to nappy pants. The simple answer? It's entirely up to you and what suits your daily life best. But we're happy to help you sort out what distinguishes the options – so you can choose what feels most right for you!
What is the difference between Kit & Kin's organic diapers and nappy pants?
Organic diapers have traditional Velcro tabs on the sides and open completely. This makes them practical when you want to quickly change a wet diaper without having to remove the child's entire pants and shoes. Since the diaper is resealable, you can easily adjust the fit and check the contents without needing to change immediately.
Organic nappy pants (nappy pants), on the other hand, have soft, elastic sides that tear open during changes. You pull them up like a pair of regular panties or briefs – perfect for children who are starting to want to do more themselves. They are a great choice during potty training because they allow the child to pull down the diaper themselves and use the potty, which builds confidence.
When are nappy pants best?
- During potty training – when the child wants to try using the potty themselves.
- For active, lively toddlers – who don't stay still during diaper changes.
- When you want quick changes without removing the entire outfit.
And when are regular diapers preferable?
- During the newborn period and infancy – when you change often and need quick access.
- When you prefer adjustable, resealable tabs.
- For nighttime changes where you want to avoid undressing the whole child.
No matter what you choose, both our organic diapers and nappy pants are gentle on the child's skin, free from harmful chemicals, and better for the environment. Choose what suits you best – and feel confident that you are making a considerate choice regardless of form!
💚 Discover our range from Kit & Kin
🍼 See all organic diapers → HERE
🩲 Discover the nappy pants → HERE
🧻 Complete with our organic wet wipes → HERE
Do you have questions about which size to choose? Check out our size guide here →
