Diapers
Pull-up pant · M, L (6–14 kg) · bamboo-infused topsheet · up to 14 hours dry · halal certified · 64 diapers · S$0.64 a diaper
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The Little Rei Luxury Pull-Up Diapers Large Box is a Singapore-designed disposable pull-up pant with a soft, stretchy waistband, a silky, double-layered, bamboo-infused topsheet, an ultra-thin core that stays dry up to 14 hours, a wetness indicator, totally chlorine-free and dermatologically tested, in a kraft carton of 64 (M or L), the stock-up pack once the size is settled.
| Topsheet | Silky, double-layered, bamboo-infused; naturally cooling, no cooling additives |
|---|---|
| Core | Ultra-thin, high-absorbency, locks in wetness; up to 14 hours of dryness |
| Backsheet | Airy and breathable |
| Cuffs | Silky-smooth, extra-fine edges to minimise rubbing; leak guard |
| Wetness indicator | Yes: shows when it's time for a change |
| Tested | Dermatologically tested; totally chlorine-free; halal certified |
| Tape sizes | Newborn 2–5 kg, S 4–8 kg, M 6–11 kg |
| Pull-up sizes | M 6–11 kg, L 9–14 kg |
| Packs | Trial pack (2), travel pack (8), full pack, large box |
| Designed in | Singapore. Stocked at Motherswork stores and sold online at littlerei.com |
At 5 to 7 a day, about ten days to a fortnight. Toddlers stay in a pull-up size for months, so the box is the right unit to buy once you know M or L fits.
Per pant the box is the cheaper way to buy, and the carton stores flat beside the changing station. The pants inside are the same.
Go by weight: M 6–11 kg, L 9–14 kg. Pull-up pants need to stretch over the hips, so if your child sits at the top of M, L will pull on more easily and still seal at the leg.
Yes, totally chlorine-free (TCF), dermatologically tested and halal certified. The absorbent core is fluff pulp with superabsorbent polymer, as in every disposable that works; the bamboo is in the topsheet, the layer against the skin.
The full range, the guides and the comparison against a conventional disposable are on the diapers page.
“So soft! He loves them!”“The compact carton, cute artwork and crafts inside all made a great first impression. I love seeing the box become something for my older child to enjoy.”“My favourite thing is the softness, followed closely by the cute design. We’ve also had no diaper rash during the time we’ve been using them.”“The box packaging made such a lovely first impression. I really like the diaper design too—it feels like someone paid attention to the little details.”“I’m surprised by how thin and soft these feel. They also take up less room in our diaper bag, which I really appreciate when packing for a day out.”“I was specifically looking for a totally chlorine-free (TCF) diaper, which is what drew me to Little Rei. The soft feel and slim fit were a lovely bonus.”“We haven’t noticed any diaper rash while using Little Rei so far. Every baby’s skin is different, but we’ve been happy with our experience.”“The design is adorable. I love the colours and little details—such a sweet addition to our everyday changing routine.”“I love that the diapers come in a box. It makes everything feel thoughtfully packaged, and the box is handy for keeping our changing area organised.”“These feel so soft! The material has a lovely, gentle feel, especially around the waistband.”“The first thing I noticed was how thin Little Rei diapers are. They feel lightweight and fit neatly under my little one’s clothes without that bulky look.”“The pretty packaging drew me in, but the soft feel was what I liked most once we opened it. A lovely combination of design and practicality.”About: Pull-Up Diapers (Travel Pack, 8pc)
“The two-piece option took some of the guesswork out of buying a new brand. We could try them first, and I loved opening such a beautifully designed little box.”About: Pull-Up Diapers (Trial Pack, 2pc)
“We used the newborn size and found the umbilical cut-out really handy during those early changes. It’s one small detail that made the routine a little easier.”About: Tape Diapers (Large Box)
Guides for this piece
Size and ageDiaper Sizes: When to Size UpSize up when tabs barely reach, elastic leaves marks that last or leaks keep coming despite a good fit. Six signs, how to tell it's too big, why sizes overlap.
FitWhy Does My Baby's Diaper Keep Leaking?Most diaper leaks come down to fit. Up the back, out the legs, out the front or everywhere: what each points to, the quick fixes, and when size is the cause.
MaterialsBamboo vs Conventional DiapersWhat's inside a disposable diaper, what a bamboo topsheet changes, which packaging claims fail on inspection, and the 4 things worth comparing.
SafetyBaby Has Sensitive Skin: What Should You Look for in a Diaper?Which claims on a diaper packet require a test report and which require a marketing meeting. Fragrance-free against unscented, breathability, and bamboo.
Care and useHow to Change a Newborn Baby's DiaperHow to change a baby's diaper in nine steps: what to have within reach, wiping away from where she wees, the cord stump, the fit, and safe disposal.
CompareTape Diapers vs Pull-Up Pants: When Should You Switch?Switch when changes become a wrestling match, whatever her age. What each does better, what changes about the routine, and the potty myth.
Common problemsDiaper Rash in Singapore's HumidityMoisture, friction, stool enzymes and a climate where nothing dries. Telling irritant rash from yeast, and what helps at home.The pieces mums come back for
