Reusable Nappy Week 2026: Ditch the Disposables
April 27th - May 4th
This Reusable Nappy Week, we're celebrating one swap that makes a real difference: better for your baby, better for the pool and better for the planet. We've championed reusable swim nappies since 2005, and we're still on a mission to get rid of the thousands of disposable swim nappies going into landfill every year. Ready to make the change? You're in the right place.

The Happy Nappy™
The original reusable swim nappy
The Happy Nappy™ started something. Since 2005, we've changed the way parents think about swim nappies, and 90% of UK swim schools now insist on it. It's soft, secure and does exactly what it needs to do: keeps pools clean and babies comfortable.
✔ Proven containment: keeps pools safe and clean
✔ Soft and stretchy for a comfortable, secure fit
✔ Easy on and easy off, even with a wriggly baby
✔ Reusable, washable and built to last

Happy Nappy Duo™
The world's only swim nappy with active silver technology
We spent four years developing the Happy Nappy Duo™, and it was worth it. It's the only swim nappy in the world with a double layer design that incorporates active silver technology that kills the germs found in faeces, keeping your baby and other swimmers safe. Swim schools accept it in class without any additional nappy.
✔ Active silver technology kills pathogens within the nappy
✔ Double layer design: no additional nappy needed in class
✔ Kind to sensitive baby skin
✔ Made from recycled plastics 🌍
✔ Trusted by swim schools worldwide
(COMING SOON)
Meet the Happy Nappy Hero™
Something new is on its way. Keep an eye out.
The Happy Nappy Hero™ is our latest reusable swim nappy, and it's a little different. It uses natural YULEX® Foam: an FSC certified natural rubber alternative to traditional neoprene, sourced without deforestation. It has a built in inner nappy, it meets UK swim school requirements and there's no need for disposable swim nappies. And YULEX® Foam reduces CO2e emissions by at least 80% compared with traditional neoprene. So it delivers the leak protection and reliability you already trust from the Happy Nappy™, with a better material choice. Watch this space.
Why Make the Switch?
It's easier than you think. And better in every way.
💰Save Money
One reusable nappy replaces many disposables over its lifetime. Buy once, wash and reuse.
🌱Kinder to the Planet
Fewer disposables going to landfill. And the Happy Nappy Duo™ is made from recycled plastics too.
🏊Cleaner, Safer Pools
Our containment design helps keep pool water safer for every swimmer. That matters to us.
✨Award-Winning
We've won Best Swimming Product five years in a row, voted for by real parents. It means a lot.
🍼Gentle on Baby
Soft, skin-safe materials: gentle on sensitive skin and secure every swim.
🎓Swim School Approved
9 in 10 UK swim schools insist on a Happy Nappy™ product. That says it all.
Join the #DitchTheDisposables Movement
Thousands of disposable swim nappies end up in landfill every year. But it doesn't have to be that way. We run our #DitchTheDisposables campaign in partnership with swim schools and holiday parks across the UK, and together we're changing that. One reusable nappy. Hundreds of uses. Real impact.
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Reusable & washable
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Disposable waste
90%
of UK swim schools insist on our products
20+
years trusted by parents worldwide
Trusted by Parents · Loved by Kids · Championed by Swim Schools
The Happy Nappy™ and Happy Nappy Duo™ are the reusable swim nappies that the UK's swimming community relies on. Join the movement this Reusable Nappy Week and make the switch for good.
Lesley Beach
Splash About has been developing ground breaking swimming products for babies and children for over 20 years. With its invention of the first float jacket through to the award winning Happy Nappy range of products, Splash About is now a world class supplier to thousands of swim schools, leisure complexes and parents in over 45 countries.
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