Nappy Ever After

08/09/2026

ECUK: early potty use are holding an event at Highgate Newtown Community Centre, 30 Bertram St, N19 5DQ
Wednesday 16 September 2026
10:30 - 12:30

22/07/2026

New delivery of gorgeous waterproof wraps. Lots of size 1 Duo with velcro or snaps and size 2 Duos with snaps or velcro. Sorry, no time to update website cart but come along Tuesdays 2-5pm if you'd like to see for yourself: 81 Murray Grove, N1 7QJ. Only cloth nappy shop in.
Wrap a Hug Sling Library East London
Real Nappies for London
Hackney Real Nappy Network
Greener Hackney

23/05/2026

What a great day running the Hackney Moves Marathon. The vibe was EPIC! Thanks to everyone that came out to support, especially all the kids offering high fives and BUCKETS of sweets. I felt really proud representing Nappy Ever After. Hackney has been our home for more than a decade. Knowing the new Hackney Council Mayor was in attendance was the cherry on the cake.

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20/05/2026

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20/05/2026

We promote the use of reusable nappies and wipes, and support parents with potty training. We do this as a shop, laundry service, information hub and campaign for systemic change.

14/04/2026

Celebrate Reusable Nappy Week with us 🎉

We’re co-hosting a meet up with at Dreami Play Café – perfect for parents and carers with babies to connect and chat all things reusable nappies 💚

👶 Plus… a Reusable Nappy Fashion Show! Dress your little one in their favourite reusable nappy and join the fun.

Wednesday 29 April
10:30am till 12:30pm (fashion show approx. 11:30am)
Dreami Play Cafe, Hackney E2 7SY

Enjoy a fantastic play space, sweet treats, hot drinks & great company
Free tickets (limited spaces - booking required via Eventbrite - link in bio).

If you are eligible for our free reusable nappy voucher and would like to apply, you can do so at the event.

Want to join the fashion show? Email [email protected] to sign up after booking your Eventbrite ticket.

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26/02/2026

Next Tuesday, 3 March we will be demonstrating replacing elastics in pre-loved reusable nappies and waterproof wraps. Come and join us at the reusable nappy give & take event at the Ecology Centre in Islington, 191 Drayton Park, London N5 1PH. We will also be giving away felted wool patches and talking about sashiko, the Japanese darning method.

19/02/2026

Nappy Ever After will be attending the Islington Reusable Nappy Give & Take on Tuesday 3 March as part of London Recyles Come along and find out how to replace elastics in reusable wraps. No need to book, just show up!

Bring preloved good quality reusable nappies, baby clothes and maternity wear, take away anything for free. Learn about reusable nappies.

04/02/2026

Is it so hard to create a single-use compostable nappy? Don't you think that the "disposable" nappy industry hasn't already developed them in preparation for a worldwide government ban on superabsorbent plastic crystals in nappies? When the compostable nappy becomes widely available it will not be superabsorbent ie last for up to 12 hours! The child will feel the difference between a wet and dry nappy (as with cotton nappies) and will find it much easier to gain toiletting independence. They will still need help ie to be given the opportunity to use a potty/toilet, but they will find it much easier to hold their bladder because they've already had the stimulation to experiment while wearing a nappy. This is same for nights too! There will always be children who still need a nappy when they start school, just not so many!

19/01/2026

I thank the Minister for that Answer. I am delighted to talk about this important subject first thing in the new year. It is not just for the health of children that it is best to potty-train early; we send about 3.6 billion single-use nappies to landfill or incineration every year in England alone. Earlier potty-training therefore saves parents and councils money, and saves environmental costs, yet over half of all parents are unsure of the right time to toilet-train. Now that the official advice is clear, would the Minister consider making a clear statement of that advice mandatory on nappy products sold in the UK?

Hansard record of the item : 'Toilet-training: Support for Parents' on Monday 5 January 2026.