Some days, the nappy bag gets left behind, or just doesn’t make the cut. That’s where we come in. We’re here to help with the most natural thing on earth, whenever and wherever it happens. Everything you need, then everything in the bin.
Leave one in the car. One in the pram. One at Nanna’s house. One anywhere else you can think of! Then go live your life without stressing over nappy disasters. It’s the backup plan that makes you look like a parenting genius
I bought a set of 5 Poonami kits for my daughter who is expecting a baby in April. I can't tell you what I think about them until I see them in action when I become a brand new Grandma.
So handy for airplane travel, instead of having to take an entire baby bag into the toilet, or have to look through your carry on for all the nappy essentials, it's just one pack with everything you need. Also was perfect for a quick change in the airport after landing. I always have one handy when out & about.
I recently purchased Poonami, and I am absolutely thrilled with it! From the moment I unboxed it, I could tell it was made with high-quality materials. It's incredibly easy to use and has exceeded all my expectations. Poonami is a game-changer, and I've already noticed a significant improvement in my life style for me, and my children! :) I will never leave the house without a few slipped into the pram
Seems like a great product to have for an emergency situation- gave a few to my babysitter and parents when they look after my 8mth old. High quality nappy and great to know it's biodegradable.
What a great idea !!! As a grandparent , Poonami has saved me from many situations where I found myself without a nappy bag and with a grandchild needing a nappy change , Everything you need is included . I always carry Poonami in each of ours cars and also in our pram..
I'm Ella, a Melbourne based mum to two girls: Frankie (4) and Sofia (almost 2), and the very tired assistant to our slightly overweight chocolate Labrador, Gigi, who's fairly certain she's the one actually in charge.
Before Poonami, I'd built a career in corporate Marketing. Having Frankie changed a lot for me, not just the obvious things, but the way I thought about how I wanted to spend my time, what actually mattered to me, and the kind of life I wanted for our family. I found myself wanting more balance and more genuine happiness and fulfilment than the path I was on could offer.
Just before I gave birth to Sofia, I decided to start building something of my own. Poonami is part of that — a business I believe in, built to make one small part of parenting a little easier for other families navigating the same juggle of work, kids, and everything in between. But it's also part of something bigger for me: over the last few years I've paid a lot more attention to my own health and wellbeing, and to figuring out what a genuinely fulfilling life looks like for me and my family, not just what I assumed it was supposed to look like.
I don't have it all figured out. But I'm glad to be building this for other parents, and for myself — one step at a time.
