
Diapers
Eco-Conscious Luxury Tape Diapers (Full Pack)
The everyday bag
SaleS$19.90 S$16.90

Diapers
The everyday bag
SaleS$19.90 S$16.90
The Little Rei Luxury Tape Diapers Full Pack is a Singapore-designed disposable tape diaper with a silky, double-layered, bamboo-infused topsheet, an ultra-thin core that stays dry up to 15 hours, silky-smooth cuffs with a leak guard, totally chlorine-free and dermatologically tested, in a resealable bag of 36 (Newborn), 34 (S) or 32 (M).
| Topsheet | Silky, double-layered, bamboo-infused; naturally cooling, no cooling additives |
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| 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 |
A newborn uses 10 to 12 diapers a day, so a 36-piece pack is about three days; by three months, at 8 to 10 a day, a 34-piece S pack is three to four days. Buy one pack per size first and let the fit tell you when to size up.
Go by weight, not age: Newborn 2–5 kg, S 4–8 kg, M 6–11 kg. Where two sizes overlap, the smaller fits more snugly at the thigh and the larger is right if you see red marks or the tabs no longer reach the centre of the waistband.
The core is rated for up to 15 hours of dryness, so one diaper is designed to last the night. Overnight leaks are usually a fit problem: check that the leg cuffs are pulled out, not tucked in, and that the waistband sits above the navel line.
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.








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