FAQs
Aiwibi Australia help centre
How can we help?
Quick, practical answers about choosing the right product, ordering, delivery, returns and everyday nappy care.
Choose a topic
Find the right fit
Buying & Product Selection
Simple guidance for choosing nappies, nappy pants, ranges and sizes for your little one.
What’s the difference between nappies and nappy pants?
Nappies fasten at the sides, so they’re easy to change while your baby is lying down. Nappy pants pull on like undies and can be quicker for wriggly, crawling or walking bubs. Both are designed for everyday comfort and leak protection—the best choice depends on your baby’s stage and your changing routine.
What’s the difference between Air Comfort, Ultimate Comfort and Magic Comfort?
The main difference between the three ranges is their intended use and level of comfort:
- Air Comfort: Lightweight, ultra-thin and breathable, making it ideal for everyday and daytime wear.
- Ultimate Comfort: Designed specifically for overnight protection, with a high-capacity dual absorbent core that provides enhanced absorption and moisture retention to help keep your baby dry throughout the night.
- Magic Comfort: AIWIBI’s premium flagship range, combining exceptional softness with fast absorption, breathability and reliable leak protection. It’s ideal for parents looking for the highest level of comfort and overall performance.
In short: choose Air Comfort for lightweight everyday wear, Ultimate Comfort for reliable overnight protection, and Magic Comfort for a premium, ultra-soft experience.
Which range is best for daytime, overnight, warm Australian weather or active babies?
Choose Air Comfort for everyday wear, Ultimate Comfort for longer stretches or overnight use, and Magic Comfort for a premium, ultra-soft experience. All AIWIBI nappies sold in Australia feature unique absorbent core technology, providing a slim, lightweight fit without compromising on performance. Their breathable design helps reduce heat and stuffiness, keeping your baby fresh and comfortable in Australia’s warm climate.
How do I choose a size based on weight and body shape?
Use your baby’s weight as the starting point, then check the fit around the waist and thighs. You should be able to slide one or two fingers under the waistband, with no deep red marks or gaps. Babies of the same weight can have different builds, so fit matters as much as the number on the pack. See our Size Guide for full measurements.
What if my baby is between two sizes?
If both sizes are within the recommended weight range, choose based on fit. If your baby has a typical body shape and the current size feels comfortable, without tightness, marks, or leaks, you can continue using the current size. size up if the tabs are hard to fasten, the waistband sits low, or you’re seeing frequent leaks or blowouts.
Are Aiwibi nappies and nappy pants unisex?
Yes. Aiwibi nappies and nappy pants are designed for babies of any gender. Choose by weight, body shape, absorbency needs and fit rather than gender.
Are your products fragrance-free and suitable for sensitive skin?
All AIWIBI nappies are dermatologically tested and certified by Dermatest in Germany. They are hypoallergenic, gentle on sensitive skin, and free from chlorine bleaching, fragrances, lotions, parabens, and phthalates.
After you check out
Orders & Payment
Help with order status, changes, cancellations and account history.
How can I check my order status?
Once your order ships, we’ll email you a tracking number. Allow up to 48 hours for tracking to update. If you checked out using an account, you can also log in to view your recent orders.
Can I change the products, quantity or delivery address after ordering?
Contact us as soon as possible with your order number and the change you need. We’ll do our best to help, but once an order has been packed or dispatched, changes may no longer be possible.
Can I cancel my order?
Please contact us straight away with your order number. Cancellation is only possible before the order enters packing or dispatch. If it has already shipped, the standard return conditions apply.
From our door to yours
Shipping & Delivery
Australia-wide delivery information, fees, dispatch times and tracking help.
Where do you deliver?
We deliver across Australia. Delivery times can vary for metro, regional and remote addresses. Always check your address carefully at checkout to avoid delays.
Does AIWIBI offer free shipping?
Shipping is free across Australia except Tasmania and the Northern Territory. Orders to TAS and NT are currently charged at $20 per item. Any applicable charge is shown at checkout before payment.
When will my order be dispatched, and how long will delivery take?
Orders are generally processed within 2–4 business days, excluding weekends and public holidays. Delivery time begins after dispatch and depends on the carrier, destination and seasonal demand. You’ll receive tracking details when your parcel is on its way.
My order says it has shipped, but it hasn’t arrived. What should I do?
First, check the tracking link and allow up to 48 hours for the first scan to appear. Check safe-drop areas, your parcel locker and anyone else at the address. If your order has not arrived within five days of the shipping confirmation, contact us with your name and order number.
Where can I find previous orders and tracking details?
Log in using the same email address used at checkout to view your order history. Tracking is also included in your shipping confirmation email. If you checked out as a guest, keep that email handy or contact us for help.
When something is not right
Returns & Refunds
Clear next steps for damaged, incorrect or unsuitable items.
Which quality issues may qualify for a free return or exchange?
Eligible issues may include significant shipping damage, incorrect products, manufacturing faults, failed adhesive tabs, severe leakage or excessive material shedding. Please submit your request within 30 days of delivery and include clear photos or video so our team can assess it. Hygiene restrictions apply to opened products without a confirmed fault.
What if I received the wrong item, the wrong quantity or a damaged parcel?
Keep the packaging and take clear photos of the shipping label, outer carton and affected items. Submit a Return Form with your order number and evidence. Our team will review the request and provide the next steps.
How do I submit a Return Form?
Open the Return Form, add your order and contact details, explain the issue and upload the requested photos or video. Customer service aims to review submissions within two business days. Please wait for approval and return instructions before sending anything back.
Who pays return postage?
Aiwibi covers return or replacement shipping for an approved product fault, incorrect item or shipping damage. For an eligible change-of-mind return of unopened goods, return postage is paid by the customer. Any assisted-return label cost will be confirmed before you proceed. See the Refund & Return Policy for full conditions.
Everyday nappy know-how
Product Use & Safety
Practical answers for routines, leaks, storage, disposal, wipes and sensitive skin.
How many nappies and wipes should I keep on hand?
Newborns typically use 8–12 nappies a day, while older babies may use around 6–8 a day. During the newborn stage, keep a one- to two-week supply and avoid overstocking one size, as your baby may outgrow it quickly.
Once your baby is older and comfortably settled into a larger size, buying in bulk or keeping a two- to four-week supply can be a practical and economical option. Check the fit regularly and keep a small pack of the next size ready.
Wipe usage varies, but newborns may use around 20–30 wipes a day, while older babies may use 10–20. You can stock up on several packs, provided they remain sealed and are stored in a cool, dry place.
Can I buy in bulk or set up repeat delivery?
Yes. AIWIBI offers a convenient subscription service for repeat deliveries, with an additional 10% discount on subscription orders. Simply select the subscription option on the product page and choose your preferred delivery frequency.
My baby keeps leaking overnight—what should I check?
Check that the waistband is snug, the back sits high enough, the leg cuffs are fully pulled out and the nappy is centred. Make sure the size suits your baby’s current weight and build. For long sleepers or heavy wetters, try an overnight product or the next size if the current fit is tight or regularly saturated.
Are nappy pants easier once my baby starts crawling?
They can be. Nappy pants are quick to pull on during standing changes and move easily with active babies. You can still use taped nappies for lying-down changes or overnight—many families use both.
How should I store opened packs, and how soon should I use them?
Store nappies and wipes in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, heat and humidity. Keep packs sealed between uses and use clean, dry hands. Follow any expiry or period-after-opening information printed on the pack.
Is a slight smell after opening normal?
A mild packaging or material scent can occur when a sealed pack is first opened and should fade with ventilation. Do not use the product if the smell is strong, unusual or accompanied by discolouration, damage or irritation—keep the packaging and contact us.
How should I dispose of used nappies and wipes?
Roll up the used nappy, secure it with the tabs and place it in your general waste bin. Put wipes in the bin too. Do not flush nappies or wipes, including products described as biodegradable, unless your local wastewater authority explicitly says they are flushable.
Why does the outside of the nappy feel damp?
A cool or slightly clammy feel can come from moisture vapour passing through the breathable outer layer and does not always mean a leak. Check clothing and bedding for actual wetness, and change the nappy if it is saturated. Contact us if you notice repeated liquid leakage through the outer layer.
What should I do if my baby develops nappy rash or a skin reaction?
Stop using the suspected product, gently clean and dry the area, and give your baby some nappy-free time where practical. Change nappies regularly and avoid rubbing. Seek advice from a pharmacist, GP or child health nurse if the rash is severe, blistered, spreading, associated with fever, or not improving. Keep the pack and batch details if you contact us.
Can I use baby wipes on the face, hands or sensitive skin?
Yes. All AIWIBI baby wipes are designed to be gentle on sensitive skin and can be used on your baby’s face and hands. Our Water Wipes are also suitable for cleaning around the mouth. Avoid direct contact with the eyes and do not use on broken skin. Discontinue use if irritation occurs.
No matching answers yet
Try a shorter search, choose another topic, or contact our team.
Helpful reads for parents
Practical advice for choosing nappies, finding the right size and getting ready for your newborn.
Choosing the Right Diapers for Your Baby: A Gentle Guide
Dear parents, when selecting diapers for your little one, we all wish to provide them with the very best. Your baby's comfort and health are our utmost concerns. Diapers, though seemingly small, carry a significant part of our care. Their absorbency, breathability, comfort, and eco-friendliness directly impact your baby's skin health and quality of life. Let's explore how to choose the perfect diapers for each stage of your baby's growth, ensuring a dry and comfortable experience. Key Factors in Choosing Diapers 1. Absorbency: Keeping Dry for Ultimate Comfort Opting for highly absorbent diapers is like providing a protective shield for your baby's delicate skin, quickly locking away moisture and ensuring dryness. Super Absorbent Polymer (SAP): Superior Absorption: Absorbs many times its weight in liquid. Rapid Absorption: Minimizes contact between urine and skin. Locks in Moisture: Turns into a gel to prevent leaks. Breathability: Often combined with non-woven fabrics for better airflow. Additional Features: Thin, lightweight, and gentle on the skin. Wood Pulp: Good Absorbency: Naturally absorbs moisture. Slower Absorption: Gently soaks up urine. Excellent Breathability: Allows air circulation. Additional Features: Natural and skin-friendly. 2. Breathability: Letting the Skin Breathe Breathable diapers reduce the risk of diaper rash, keeping your baby's skin healthy. Material Selection: Choose non-woven fabrics or breathable films. Design Details: Look for micro-pores to enhance air circulation. Elastic Waistband and Sides: Ensure a snug fit without restricting airflow. 3. Comfort: Gentle Care for Delicate Skin Soft, skin-friendly materials minimize friction and irritation, providing the utmost comfort. 4. Eco-Friendliness: Caring for the Planet Choosing eco-friendly diapers contributes to a healthier planet. Opt for biodegradable or recyclable materials to reduce environmental impact. Selecting the Right Size for Each Growth Stage Newborn (0-1 month): Newborn (NB) size, approximately 8-10 diapers per day. Infant (1-3 months): Small (S) size, about 300-400 diapers. Baby (3-6 months): Medium (M) size, around 500-600 diapers. Toddler (6+ months): Large (L) size and up, pull-ups during the day, diapers at night. In summary, when selecting diapers, prioritize your baby's comfort by choosing soft, well-fitting, and elastic options. Consider absorbency, breathability, leak protection, and softness. May every baby grow healthy and happy, surrounded by their parents' love.
view moreThe Guide to Nappy Sizes 2025: Enhanced Edition
Choosing the right nappy for your baby is essential for their comfort, health, and your peace of mind. While age can be a general indicator, weight – whether you use kilograms (kg) or pounds (lbs) – is the most accurate way to determine the correct nappy size. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of nappy sizing in Australia, including fit checks, practical tips, and additional considerations for a perfect fit. Official Nappy Size Chart (Australian Market) Based on common Australian nappy brands, here's a general overview of nappy sizes: Tip: Always check the specific brand’s size chart, as slight variations may exist. Size Weight (kg) Weight (lbs) Approx. Age Avg. Nappies/Day Newborn (Size 1) Up to 5 kg Up to 11 lbs 0 - 6 weeks 8 - 10 Infant (Size 2) 4 - 8 kg 9 - 18 lbs 1 - 4 months 6 - 8 Crawler (Size 3) 6 - 11 kg 13 - 24 lbs 4 - 12 months 6 - 7 Toddler (Size 4) 9 - 14 kg 20 - 31 lbs 6 - 24 months 5 - 7 Walker (Size 5) 12 - 18 kg 26 - 40 lbs 1 - 3 years 4 - 6 Junior (Size 6) 16+ kg 35+ lbs 2+ years 4 - 5 Extra Large (Size 7) 17+ kg 37+ lbs 3+ years Varies (overnight/nappy pants) Find the Best Fit Weight Over Age: Babies grow at different rates, so always prioritize weight over age recommendations. Brand Variations: Different brands (e.g., Aiwibi vs. Pampers) may have slightly different sizing. Always check the packaging for the specific brand's weight guidelines. Nappy Pants vs. Regular Nappies: Nappy pants are ideal for active babies (usually starting at Size 3 or Size 4) as they offer more flexibility and ease of movement. Some brands offer overnight nappies with extra absorbency (same sizing as regular nappies) designed to handle longer wear and heavier wetting. Nappy Pants vs. Tape Nappies Feature Nappy Pants Tape Nappies Best For Crawling/walking babies Newborns, less mobile babies Ease of Use Pull-on like underwear Adjustable tapes Absorbency Good, but may leak overnight Higher capacity Sizes Usually starts at Size 3 All sizes When to switch? Once the baby starts rolling/crawling (~6 months+). Fit Check Indicators: Should sit below the belly button. Snug but not tight—two fingers should fit comfortably under the waistband and leg cuffs. No red marks should be visible on the baby's waist or thighs after removing the nappy. No leaks should occur regularly around the legs or waist. Baby’s Shape & Activity Level: Longer, leaner babies might fit better in a nappy with a narrower cut, while shorter, chunkier babies may need a brand with a wider fit or elasticated waistband to accommodate their thigh circumference comfortably without causing red marks. If your baby is crawling/walking, consider nappy pants for easier movement and changes. Understand the Nappy Size Chart Weigh your baby: Use a reliable baby scale to get an accurate weight. Locate the weight range: Find the size in the chart that corresponds to your baby's current weight. Consider brand specifics: If you have a preferred brand, always consult their specific size chart on the packaging or website, as there can be slight variations between brands. Aiwibi nappy sizes chart Factor in your baby's build: If your baby has a unique body shape (e.g., very chunky thighs), you might need to consider a size up or a brand known for a more accommodating fit. Look for nappies with features like an elasticated waistband and leg cuffs. Observe the fit: After putting on a new nappy, check the fit indicators mentioned above to ensure it's snug but not too tight and provides adequate coverage. Newborn Diaper Specifics (0-5 kg / Up to 11 lbs) Newborn nappies (Size 1) are designed with the unique needs of a newborn in mind: Umbilical Cord Notch: Many newborn nappies feature a cutout or a fold-down section at the front to avoid irritating the baby's healing umbilical cord stump. Extra Softness: Newborn skin is very delicate, so these nappies are typically made with extra soft and gentle materials. High Absorbency: Despite their small size, newborn nappies are designed to handle the frequent but smaller voids of newborns. Wetness Indicator: Some newborn nappies have a wetness indicator, a line that changes color when wet, helping new parents know when it's time for a change without having to constantly check. Signs to Size Up It's time to move to the next nappy size when you notice any of the following: Frequent Leaks: If the nappy is consistently leaking, especially during the day, it might not be absorbent enough for the increasing volume of urine, or it might be too small to contain it properly. Red Marks: Red marks around your baby's waist or thighs indicate that the nappy is too tight and digging into their skin. Poor Fit: The nappy looks or feels too snug, the fastening tabs are hard to reach or don't close comfortably, or the nappy doesn't fully cover your baby's bottom. Tabs Don't Meet: If the fastening tabs are being stretched to meet in the middle, it's a clear sign the nappy is too small. Increased Frequency of Blowouts: While occasional blowouts happen, more frequent occurrences can mean the nappy isn't large enough to contain the waste. Discomfort: Your baby seems uncomfortable or is fussier during nappy changes, possibly due to a too-tight nappy. The nappy is constantly saturated: If you find the nappy is completely soaked through shortly after putting it on, the next size up will offer more absorbency. Proper Diaper Fit Guidelines Ensuring a proper nappy fit is crucial for comfort and preventing leaks: Positioning: Place the nappy evenly under your baby, with the back waistband at their natural waistline (usually just below the belly button). Fastening: Bring the front of the nappy up between your baby's legs and fasten the tabs securely on the front panel. The tabs should be symmetrical. Snugness: The nappy should be snug but allow for movement. You should be able to slide two fingers comfortably under the waistband and leg cuffs. Leg Cuffs: Ensure the leg cuffs are pulled out and not tucked in to prevent leaks around the legs. Coverage: The nappy should fully cover your baby's bottom without any gaps. Waistband: The waistband should sit comfortably and not be folded down. Nappy Usage Scenarios Nighttime Nappy Solutions for Leak-Free Sleep For better overnight protection: Choose overnight-specific nappies like Aiwibi Ultimate Comfort Night Nappy Pants - designed for 12-hour dryness with extra absorbent cores Size up strategically (e.g., move to Size 5 if daytime wear is Size 4) for increased capacity Double protection with a bamboo nappy liner for heavy wetters For active toddlers: Nappy pants provide mobility, but traditional overnight nappies typically offer superior absorbency Leaks: Persistent leaks indicate either an incorrect size or insufficient absorbency. Ensure the leg cuffs are properly positioned. If sizing up doesn't help, try a different brand or a nappy with higher absorbency. Nappy Rash: To minimize nappy rash, change wet or soiled nappies frequently. Ensure the nappy area is clean and dry before putting on a new nappy. Consider using barrier creams to protect the skin. If your baby experiences looser stools due to teething, more frequent changes are essential. Look for wipes that are fragrance-free and alcohol-free to avoid irritation. Allowing for some nappy-free time each day can also help. Aiwibi Nappy Subscription Services in Australia Save time and money with auto-delivery options: Subscribe & Save for 10% off. Choose delivery frequency (currently every 2 weeks). Subscribe & Save for 8% off. Choose delivery frequency (currently every 3 weeks). Subscribe & Save for 5% off. Choose delivery frequency (currently every 4 weeks). Other activities: 5% off your first order! Learn more about Aiwibi! FAQs Q: What age wears Size 4 nappies? A: Typically 12-24 months, but always check weight (9-14 kg / 20-31 lbs). Q: How much is 14 lbs in kg? A: 14 lbs ≈ 6.35 kg (fits Size 2 or small Size 3, depending on brand). Q: How to prevent nappy rash while teething? A: Teething can cause looser stools—change nappies frequently and use barrier creams at each change to protect the skin from increased moisture and irritation. Ensure the nappy area is thoroughly cleaned and dried during each change. Final Tips ✅ Weigh your baby monthly to ensure the right fit as they grow. ✅ Buy in bulk during sales once you've found the right size and brand for your baby. ✅ Try eco-friendly options if sustainability is a priority, keeping in mind their sizing and fit might vary. By following this comprehensive guide, you can confidently choose the perfect nappy size and type to keep your little one comfortable, dry, and happy!
view moreNewborn Essentials List: An Australian Guide
The arrival of a newborn brings joy to any home, but it also means a lot of preparation. To help first-time parents welcome their little one with peace of mind, we've put together a comprehensive list of newborn essentials, covering feeding, cleaning, clothing, and sleep, with a few Aussie twists to help you meet your baby's needs. I. Feeding Essentials Baby Bottles: For breastfeeding families, have 2-3 bottles (around 120ml) on hand as a backup. Formula-feeding families will need more. Wide-neck bottles are recommended for easier cleaning. Tip: When choosing bottles, prioritise quality and safety, especially for newborns. Dummies (Pacifiers): Choose the right dummy for your baby's age and have different sizes ready for their growth. Tip: Look for silicone and BPA-free options. Infant Formula: If breastfeeding isn't possible or milk supply is low, have infant formula designed for newborns ready. Bottle Brushes and Sterilisers: Use brushes suitable for your bottle material (e.g., fibre brushes for glass, sponge brushes for plastic). Have a steriliser or pot for regular sterilising of bottles and dummies. Bottle Warmer: Makes warming milk quick and easy, especially at night or when out and about. Baby Wipes and Cotton Wool: For daily cleaning of baby's hands, face, and bottom. Tip: Choose alcohol-free, hypoallergenic wipes with a soft texture, and use 100% natural cotton wool for gentle cleaning. II. Cleaning and Care Items Newborn Nappies: Have several packs of newborn (NB) and small (S) sizes ready. Choose soft, comfortable nappies to avoid skin irritation. Nappies should leave the umbilical area exposed to prevent friction and inflammation. Tip: Nappies with a U-shaped umbilical cord cutout are ideal. Baby Wipes and Cotton Wool: As previously mentioned, alcohol-free and hypoallergenic wipes are very important. Baby Bathtub and Towels: Choose a safe, medium-sized baby bathtub. Have several pure cotton towels for drying baby after baths. Baby Shampoo and Body Wash: Use baby-specific shampoo and body wash. Baby Oil and Powder: For baby's skin care, to keep it dry. Change Mats: Use these under baby during nappy changes to protect surfaces. Also useful for protecting the cot (crib) mattress. III. Clothing Items Bodysuits and Pyjamas: Have 8-10 of each, and choose long or short sleeves depending on the season. Jackets and Socks: Have different thicknesses for varying weather. Wraps and Sleeping Bags: For swaddling or as warm sleepwear. Sleeping bags prevent baby from kicking off blankets. Baby Nail Clippers: For regular trimming of baby's nails. IV. Sleep Items Cot (Crib): Choose a sturdy cot with non-toxic paint. Mattress, Sheets, and Blankets: Ensure baby's comfort and cleanliness during sleep. Pure cotton, soft, and breathable options are recommended. Dummies and Soft Toys: Help soothe baby and promote sleep. V. First-Aid Kit Thermometer: For monitoring baby's temperature. Cotton Buds and Sterile Gauze: For daily cleaning and wound care. Common Medications: Such as fever reducers and anti-diarrhoea medicine, but use only under medical supervision. VI. Toys Musical Mobile: For use with the cot, essential for newborns. Promotes hearing and attention. Musical Carousel and Rattles: Exercise baby's hand-eye-ear coordination. Conclusion This list covers all the items a newborn might need for feeding, nappy changes, clothing, sleep, bathing, and play. We hope it helps future parents reduce anxiety and prepare in advance to welcome their baby in the best possible conditions. May all families enjoy this beautiful time!
view more



