Reusable Cloth Diapers

Why Potty Training Pants? 

Cloth trainers feel like big-kid underwear, but feature multiple layers of fabric in the crotch area. That fabric absorbs pee so that you're not changing panties every two minutes when a little dribble comes out. Yet they're still made of a natural fiber, like cotton, that allows your toddler to feel wetness when they've had an accident. Cloth pants might appeal to parents because they're more cost-effective than their disposable counterparts, and they're also gentler on the environment. 

Features and Benefits

• Outer layer: Net bamboo cotton fabric
• Inner layer: 100% gauze cotton and woven terry
• Waterproof layer: TPU
• Protection or extra absorbency for heavy wetters
• Fits 6-24 months

• If soiled, shake solids into toilet, rinse cold
• Machine wash warm or hot (not exceeding 60C) using 1/3 the recommended amount of additive free detergent.
• Hang dry
• Do not use fabric softeners, bleach or dryer sheets
• Do not get rash cream on pants

Features and Benefits

• Outer: 100% polyester, polyurethane coated
• Inner: 100% polyester
• Liner Insert: 88% polyester 12% nylon
• This set includes 1 absorbent insert
• Easy to adjust snap system - for newborn to toddler
  
• Opening in the rear for easy installation and removal of absorbent insert
• Inserts can be used alone or together for extra overnight
• Protection or extra absorbency for heavy wetters
• Fits 0-24 months

• Separate absorbent insert from diaper and wash both according to the following instructions.
• If soiled, shake solids into toilet, rinse cold
• Machine wash warm or hot (not exceeding 60¬∞C) using 1/3 the recommended amount of additive free detergent.
• Hang dry
• Do not use fabric softeners, bleach or dryer sheets
• Do not get rash cream on diaper

Why Reusable Cloth Diapers? 

I got interested in reusable cloth diapering after reading about the economical and environmental benefits. I just couldn’t see myself spending so much money on disposable diapers (this article estimates up to $1,500 a year per child) when I found out that there is a more valuable alternative that’s also eco-friendly. To date, I’ve spent just under $300 for my baby’s cloth diaper stash. Compare that to spending some $20-$30 per packet of diapers every 2 weeks!

Cloth diapers may require a bit up-front investment, but once you  have a decent collection, they’ll last your kiddo till they’re potty trained. You can then keep them for your next baby (so that’s one set of diapers for multiple kids!), or bless them to another mama who’s keen on cloth diapering. You’ll be contributing significantly less waste if you think about the number of diapers one child goes through each day! Cloth diapered kiddos are also less likely to develop diaper rash since a lot of cloth diaper interiors are made of natural fibres like cotton, hemp and bamboo, as opposed to chemical-laden disposable diapers which may irritate sensitive skin.

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Features and Benefits

• Outer: 100% polyester, polyurethane coated
• Inner: 100% polyester
• Liner Insert: 88% polyester 12% nylon
• This set includes 1 absorbent insert
• Easy to adjust snap system - for newborn to toddler
  
• Opening in the rear for easy installation and removal of absorbent insert
• Inserts can be used alone or together for extra overnight
• Protection or extra absorbency for heavy wetters
• Fits 0-24 months

• Separate absorbent insert from diaper and wash both according to the following instructions.
• If soiled, shake solids into toilet, rinse cold
• Machine wash warm or hot (not exceeding 60C) using 1/3 the recommended amount of additive free detergent.
• Hang dry
• Do not use fabric softeners, bleach or dryer sheets
• Do not get rash cream on diaper