Nappy - Stand Tall

A langot is a traditional Indian tie-up cloth nappy for newborns. It's soft, breathable and has been used by Indian families for generations.

Yes! Muslin is soft and breathable, making it gentle on newborn skin right from birth.

Place your baby on the langot, bring the front up between their legs, and tie the knots at each side. Keep it snug, but not tight.

Our six layers of muslin lining soak up wetness well, but a langot holds less than a diaper. Change it as soon as it feels wet.

Langots need frequent changes, so most parents keep 15 to 20 handy.

As soon as it's wet or soiled. Newborns pee often, so expect quite a few changes a day.

Many parents use both! Langots are breathable and great for diaper-free time at home, while diapers come in handy for nights and outings.

No need to worry! Our muslin is pre-shrunk, so your langot keeps its size and shape wash after wash.

Rinse the poop into the toilet with a bidet spray first. Then run a rinse cycle in the washing machine, followed by a regular cold wash with a mild detergent. Easy!

Just dry it in direct sunlight, with the stained side facing the sun! The sun's UV rays naturally fade poop stains and help sanitise the fabric too. No harsh chemicals or bleach needed. It's a trick our founder used with her own baby.