Collection: Swim Nappies

Yes. Our reusable swim nappies are swim school approved and designed to meet pool requirements. They're suitable for swimming lessons, public pools, and aquatic centres across Australia.

Swim nappies are designed to contain solids without absorbing water. Unlike regular nappies, they won't swell, sag, or become heavy in the pool - helping prevent leaks while keeping your child comfortable in the water.

Swim nappies are designed to contain solids only. Wee passes straight through in water, which is why public pools rely on filtration systems. This is standard for all approved swim nappies.

Yes! Our swim nappies are perfect for beach days, holidays, and water play. They're lightweight, comfortable, and won't become bulky when wet.

No inserts or liners are needed. Swim nappies are designed to be worn on their own, with a snug fit around the legs and waist.

After use, rinse your swim nappy, then machine wash on a cold or warm cycle. Line drying is recommended to help them last longer.

Choose based on your child's current weight, not age. A snug fit around the legs and waist is important to help prevent leaks. If you're between sizes, sizing down usually gives a better seal.

Most families find 3 swim nappies is ideal - one to wear, one spare and one in the wash.

A wet bag ins't essential, but it makes outings much easier! After swimming, you can store used swim nappies in a waterproof wet bag to keep the rest of your bag dry until you get home.

They're especially handy for swim lessons, beach days and holidays, and we offer matching wet bags that pair perfectly with our swim nappies!

Swim nappies are designed specifically for water use and don't replace regular nappies. They don't absorb liquid like a normal nappy - instead they're made to contain solids while staying slim and comfortable in the water.

For swimming lessons, pools, or the beach, a properly fitted swim nappy is all you need. Once out of the water, we recommend changing back into a regular nappy.

Yes. Swim nappies should be changed as soon as your child is out of the water. They're designed for swimming, not for extended wear on land, and changing promptly helps keep your child comfortable and prevents irritation.

After swimming, simply remove the swim nappy, pop it into a wet bag if needed, and change into a regular nappy.

Swim nappies are designed to contain solids, not liquids. They don't absorb wee like a regular nappy - this helps prevent swelling or sagging in the water and keeps the fit snug while swimming.

For hygiene and comfort, it's best to take your child to the toilet before swimming and change them promptly after they leave the water.