How many nappies does a baby get through per month?

It's impossible to give an exact number for how many nappies a baby uses per month because it varies greatly depending on factors like:

* Baby's age: Newborns use more nappies than older babies.

* Feeding type: Breastfed babies tend to have more frequent, looser stools than formula-fed babies.

* Individual baby: Some babies are simply "heavy wetter" than others.

Here's a general range you can expect:

* Newborn (0-3 months): 8-12 nappies per day, or 240-360 nappies per month.

* Baby (4-12 months): 6-8 nappies per day, or 180-240 nappies per month.

Keep in mind:

* These are just estimates. You may need more or fewer nappies than this.

* As your baby grows, you'll likely need fewer nappies.

* You can also use cloth nappies, which are more environmentally friendly and cost-effective in the long run.

The best way to figure out how many nappies you need is to keep track of your baby's nappy changes for a few weeks and then calculate the average.

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