Serenity Baby

Did you know that many local councils offer cash back or vouchers for buying cloth nappies in order to encourage people to stop putting nappies to landfill? Check out your local councils' website for more information.

The average cost of buying disposable nappies in the UK is estimated at around £800 over the first 2 years - another website estimates the cost at £1270 for the entire early years! Get yourself a bargain by investing in our complete nappy kit of 15 nappies plus accessories for £215 INCLUDING UK POSTAGE.

CREATE YOUR OWN BESPOKE PACK OF WONDEROOS NAPPIES for just £225 including UK postage.

From www.pollutionissues.co.uk:

Disposable nappies are filling up our landfill sites at a staggering rate. By the time they reach two and a half, an average child will have used approximately 6,500 nappies – which equates to over 10,000 tonnes of waste, 40 black sacks per child per year or if you prefer a colourful image, as many as 70,000 double-decker buses stretching end to end from Edinburgh to London. Disposable nappies are made of plastics, elastics, adhesives, paper pulp, and chemicals which do not readily degrade and could also leach toxins into the ground. In fact it’s estimated that it could take hundreds of years (some guess at more than 500 years) before nappies begin to break down.

In addition to this, the soiling in them means that as they rot, methane, a greenhouse gas about twice as bad as Co2, is released contributing to global warming. In fact the number of disposable nappies used in a child’s life accounts for as much as 630kg of methane – which is as much as a car would use over 1800 miles.