If your child has a bowel movement then change them immediately in the baby change facilities, not at the side of the pool. The elasticated legs and waistband are tight enough to protect any leakage while you're in the pool, provided you pull those tabs up nice and tight. If you are interested in the pull-ups, then the Molicare Mobile XS would be the most suitable product. This is the Super Absorbent area of the MoliCare, and it is much much larger than the Asda or Pampers products meaning that leaks will be less likely.

Most importantly, parents who use them report that they don't balloon in the water, and they keep accidents contained. Disposable swim nappies may not contain loose stools as they are not very robust and can leak around the seams. Regular nappies should not be used for swimming as they absorb too much water, making them extremely heavy, which can be dangerous for little ones. When compared with a Pampers Size 6 you can see how much larger the MoliCare Soft extra small is, a weight range is not quoted on the pack, but the waist size is 40cm to 60cm (16 to 24") so these are ideal to take over from Pampers Size 6.We have tried the double fastening nappies but they are all too wide and the leg space is too small. This nappy is the ultimate protection, the pad is thicker than anything we have discussed so far, and the back sheet is made from plastic like nappies used to be 10+ years ago. Although the actual maximum body weight of child that the size 6+ is suitable for is not written on the pack, we believe it to be around 27Kg (60lbs or 4¼ Stone). I'd assume if there was a poop encased within it you'd have to pull the elastic around babies legs and try and pull it down without spilling any of the contents which could be tricky! The differences you can see are that the Pampers (on the left) has a slightly bigger absorbent pad than the Asda Little Angels (in the middle).

To clean a soiled reusable swim nappy hand wash in cool water and leave to dry away from direct sunlight. Although disposable swim nappies have leak guards around the legs, these are very limited in preventing faeces from entering the pool. I had been using varying brands of pull ups on her which worked for a couple years but started leaking alot and are a pain to change so I reached out to the team here at Every Nappy about potential solutions. The hook and loop fastening means they are easy to get on and off and there is no mess at changing time.Special absorbent material that doesn't swell or fall apart in water so the swim nappies won't weigh down your little swimmers. The nappy has been approved by swim schools as a double nappy system, so (in most cases) you won't run into the issue of your pool/instructor asking you to put a disposable on underneath the nappy: great for you and the environment. Two good options would be the Abena Abri Form Junior XS2 nappies or the MoliCare Slip Maxi Small nappies.