
Diapers
Eco-Conscious Luxury Pull-Up Diapers (Trial Pack, 2pc)
Two to try before you commit
SaleS$3.20 S$2.60

Diapers
Two to try before you commit
SaleS$3.20 S$2.60
The Little Rei Luxury Pull-Up Diapers Trial Pack is two 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, boxed so you can try pull-ups before buying a full pack.
| 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 |
When changes become a wrestle: a baby who rolls, crawls or stands during a change is easier in a pant you pull on standing up. Most parents switch between 9 and 12 months, inside the M size (6–11 kg).
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.
Tear the side seams and lift the pant away, so nothing is dragged down the legs. The seams are made to tear by hand.
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 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.”
“This would make a cute little addition to a practical baby gift. The box looks lovely as it is, especially with those carousel horses.”
“The box reminded us of the packs of underwear Daddy buys. Our little one loved getting his own version—it made trying pull-ups feel like a grown-up moment.”
“I bought the trial pack to check the size before ordering more. Such a useful option when you’re unsure how a different brand will fit.”
“We’re trying to cut back on plastic packaging, so the boxed format appealed to me. The beautiful carousel artwork was a bonus.”
“The FSC-certified box was a detail I appreciated. It’s nice when a brand puts thought into the packaging as well as what’s inside.”
“I much prefer the look of this little box to a typical plastic diaper bag. It feels thoughtfully presented and is lovely for gifting.”
“Two pieces are a handy starting point when you’re trying a new diaper. I appreciated being able to give them a go without buying a big pack.”
“My toddler called it his ‘pants box’ because it reminded him of Daddy’s underwear packaging. He was so pleased to have his own!”
“The carousel horses are gorgeous! Such a sweet, playful print, and the packaging caught my eye straight away.”
“The little box makes this trial pack feel so special. I’d happily pop one into a baby gift hamper—the presentation is lovely.”
“Love being able to try just two before committing to a full pack. It gave us a chance to check the fit first.”








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.
How Often to Change a Newborn's DiaperEvery two to three hours, sooner in this heat, and dirty ones at once. Why the climate shortens the interval and when a diaper count deserves reporting.
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