U Pick ALVABABY Newborn Cloth Diaper Pocket for Baby Less Than 12pounds Newborn Baby Nappy with 1pc Microfiber Insert

1. Alvababy Newborn diapers are suitable for babies less than 12 pounds (a rough guide for reference only)

2. Length of Diaper: 13” in length X 10.25” in width.

3. Insert dimension: approx 12.4” x 4.4”

4. You can adjust the diaper to your desired size by snapping onto different rows of buttons on the nappy.

5. Hip snaps and crossover snaps to prevent “wing droop”.

6. Washable, waterproof and breathable.

7. Diaper with pocket to hold the insert.

Materials

1. Outer layer: polyester with waterproof and breathable TPU.It's convenient for mammy to carry baby while taking a walk or doing chores.

2. Inner layer: suede cloth inside, it does not hold moisture itself. the moisture get drawn away to the insert to keep your baby dry.

3. The insert is 3-layer microfiber insert

Tips & Care

1. Wash before first use. Please wash colours separately.

2. It usually will take a few washes to reach its full absorbency (could be 6 washes or more)

3. Place the insert inside the nappy through the open pocket in the back.

4. Liquid will be absorbed through the inner layer of the nappy to the insert

5. More than one insert may be needed when sleeping or when necessary

6. Nappy should be changed every 2-3 hours, and when damp, to prevent nappy rash.

Washing Instructions

1. Remove and rinse off the residuals (knock solids into toilet).Untie insert from diaper shell and wash separately.

2. Hand wash or machine wash, less than (no hotter than 30℃).

3. Hang them up to dry in the sun ), or "Low" tumble dry.

4. Rainy season or wet weather may make it moldy, please keep it dry.

5. No bleach, No softener, DO NOT boil the diaper shell.

Detergent recommendations

1. We recommend using detergents that are free from optical brighteners, fabric softeners, and dyes. Many laundry detergents have such additives that can build up on cloth or cause other problems. Lots of customers recommend Tide, Gain, Purex, FOCA, etc., and they regularly see issues with Charlie's Soap, Rockin' Green, and homemade detergents. Most mainstream laundry detergents work well for cloth and these recommendations are for your reference only.