Parents who begin introducing their child to the potty often face many challenges. Teaching a toddler to use the potty is one of the first steps toward independence, but it’s also one of the more demanding parenting milestones.

It's time for the ultimate farewell to disposable diapers. Another product has joined the Pupus family, designed for those who need the utmost protection, including the sick and bedridden

Not all kids stop using diapers at the age of 2 so if you want to continue with cloth, this is the age when you should swich to bigger diapers. What diapers to choose for a toddler?

Before First Use Prepping the Diapers: New diapers and bamboo inserts should be washed several times before first use to increase their absorbency. Typically, 3-5 washes are sufficient. Daily Washing Removing Solids: Remove all solid waste into the toilet. Use a diaper sprayer if necessary to rinse off residues. Storing: Store soiled diapers in a dedicated diaper pail or waterproof diaper bag. Do not soak. Prewash: Perform a short prewash cycle without detergent in cold water to remove residues. Main Wash: Wash in a full cycle using a moderate amount of cloth diaper-friendly detergent. Avoid softeners and bleach. Water Temperature: Use warm water (up to 40°C) for PUL and bamboo materials. Rinsing: Ensure diapers are thoroughly rinsed to remove any detergent residue.