
Diapers
Eco-Conscious Luxury Pull-Up Diapers (Travel Pack, 8pc)
Eight for the day out
SaleS$8.30 S$7.00

Diapers
Eight for the day out
SaleS$8.30 S$7.00
The Little Rei Luxury Pull-Up Diapers Travel Pack is eight of 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 15 hours, totally chlorine-free and dermatologically tested, in a slim box for the changing bag, a day out or a flight.
| Topsheet | Silky, double-layered, bamboo-infused; naturally cooling, no cooling additives |
|---|---|
| Core | Ultra-thin, high-absorbency, locks in wetness; up to 15 hours of dryness |
| Backsheet | Airy and breathable |
| Cuffs | Silky-smooth, extra-fine edges to minimise rubbing; leak guard |
| 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 |
One for every hour door to door, plus four for delays, all in the cabin bag. For a four-hour flight to Bangkok with transfers that is eight to ten, which is one travel pack and a spare or two.
The box keeps eight pants clean and flat in a carry-on or a nappy bag, and it means the suitcase pack stays sealed. It is also the right size to leave with grandparents or at childcare.
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.
Reviews marked verified purchase were written by customers who bought this piece, here or at a shop we sell through, which is named where that is the case. The rest are messages mums have sent us.
“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.”
“We kept a pack with our first-night essentials for Europe. Having it ready meant one less thing to hunt for after checking into the hotel.”
“The pull-up style is convenient with a toddler who rarely stays still. I especially like the soft feel around the waist.”
“My child’s skin can be sensitive, so the softness matters to me. I liked being able to start with a smaller pack and see how we got on.”
“My little one calls these his ‘big boy pants’. The little box reminds him of Daddy’s underwear packaging, which makes him very pleased with himself.”
“They feel thin and lightweight under clothes. My toddler was happily crawling, climbing and getting on with his day.”
“I love the box presentation. It looks thoughtful and makes a practical little addition to a gift for parents travelling with a toddler.”
“The eight-pack is handy for travelling. I can keep a separate supply in our carry-on without opening the diapers packed in our suitcase.”
“OEKO-TEX certification is something I look for when shopping for products that sit against my baby’s skin. I appreciate having clear information about it.”
“I was looking specifically for a TCF diaper, so that feature caught my attention. The travel pack is a convenient way to try them.”
“These feel really soft, and my little one seems comfortable moving around in them. The waistband feels nice and flexible.”
“The carousel horses are gorgeous. Such a lovely print—it was the first thing I noticed when opening the pack.”








Guides for this piece
How to Change a Newborn Baby's DiaperEverything within one arm's reach before she's undressed, the nine steps, the cord stump, and the ten seconds of air that prevent most nappy rash.
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Do You Need to Wipe a Baby After Every Wet Diaper?No, not for a plain wet one: wiping adds friction. The exceptions good to know, and why the ten seconds of drying afterwards matters far more.The pieces mums come back for