Babylove Regular is available in convenience, bulk and Jumbo-size packs

1. Newborn (up to 4.5kg) - Conv. 36, Bulk 54, Jumbo 108

2. Infant (4-8kg) - Conv. 32, Bulk 48, Jumbo 96

3. Crawler (5-11kg) - Conv. 30, Bulk 44, Jumbo 90

4. Toddler (10-15kg) - Conv. 24, Bulk 36, Jumbo 72

5. Walker (13-18kg) - Conv. 22, Bulk 32, Jumbo 64

6. Junior (16kg) - Conv. 20, Bulk 30

Convenience Packs

Bulk Packs

Jumbo size packs - Babylove pack sizes have increased. Standby for new pricing - coming soon!>

Newborn nappies have the Ultra-DryTM Moisture Protection System

• A unique nappy lining that rapidly draws moisture away from baby's skin
• A hi-tech absorption cell that locks wetness into the nappy core, keeping baby dry and comfortable, and preventing leaks.
• Plus all the features below...

Other sizes feature:

• Wide, soft leg cuffs and leakage control guards to prevent leaks
• Comfort stretch waistband with grip tabs
• Fast-acting liner that channels moisture away
• Ultra-absorbent system (sodium polyacrylate absorbency gel)
• Cloth-like cover
• Bright pictures on the waistband

1. Newborn -
2. Infant -

3. Crawler -

4. Toddler -

5. Walker -

6. Junior -

Babylove pack sizes have increased - standby for new pricing!

I believe that they are definitely very good value for money- they are a middle-of-the-price-range nappy that can be used all night!

I Like the cloth-like feel to the nappies, love that when our boy is wriggly I can undo and re-adjust the nappy as many times as I need too. Love that they last all night but are also cheap enough to use as a day nappy. Various pack sizes.

Dislikes: none

Debbie, from Fingal Bay says...

"Being a stay-at-home mum of twins, I really need to watch the pennies. I have found Babylove nappies to be super absorbent, comfortably fitting and easily adjusted. I find the sizes are generous compared to some more expensive brands and they are great for both boy and girl. All in all an efficient, cheap nappy!"

Viv, from the ACT says...

"I tried Babylove Regular Newborn (in late 2006) and actually found that the nappy tended to exude gel-like crystals which stuck to the baby's bottom when the nappy was full. I believe these crystals actually aid the absorbency of the nappy but it was a nuisance to have it leak out onto the baby's skin."