Splash About Happy Nappy - Strawberry Field

No, the Happy Nappy is designed to prevent solid leaks only. It does not absorb liquids, which is standard for all swimming pool-safe nappies.

Yes, it is designed to be worn on its own, though many parents choose to use a wrap or liner underneath for easier cleanup.

Measure the circumference of your baby's waist and the top of their thigh. Refer to the specific sizing chart provided by Splash About to match these measurements.

The neoprene used is high-quality and generally safe, but always ensure the fit is snug rather than tight to avoid chafing.

As long as the neoprene remains intact and the elastic seals around the waist and legs maintain their tension, it can be used throughout the baby's swimming phase.

Swim schools require the Happy Nappy because its patented design is proven to be the most effective way to prevent fecal contamination in pool water.

Ensure you are using the correct size; if the nappy is loose, it cannot form the necessary seal to prevent leaks.

Check that the nappy is not too small and that the neoprene edges are lying flat against the skin without bunching.

Increase the duration of the cool water rinse immediately after leaving the pool and ensure it is fully air-dried.