Large Elastic Cloth Diaper 8-35lb – Cheese

Features:
– Model with wider elastic
– Pocket diapers have two openings for easy insertion and washing
– Each La Petite Ourse diaper comes with two bamboo inserts, each with four layers
– Insert absorption: 6.5 oz
– The inside of the diaper is made of suede (100% polyester), providing a comfortable feel on baby’s skin.
– You can adjust your diaper properly thanks to the four rows of snaps located at the front of the diaper.
– For children weighing 10-35 lbs

Composition:
Washable diaper: 100% polyester
Bamboo insert: 70% bamboo / 30% polyester

Before first use:
We recommend washing the diapers and inserts twice. Inserts before their first use. This allows the fabric to achieve maximum absorption and to remove any stitching that may have stuck during manufacturing.

Care:
Storage: Close the Velcro flaps securely after use. Place soiled diapers in a bucket (dry) or in a soiled diaper bag. Wash diapers every 3 days. It is important not to rinse the diapers before storing them, and if you must rinse, lay out your cloth diaper afterward or wash them within 24 hours.
-Note that it is not necessary to remove the inserts before washing; they will come out on their own through our two openings.
-Do not soak the diapers. They must be kept dry.
-A good storage system should not leave any odor.

Washing: Rinse in cold water to remove any stool residue. Then, run a regular wash cycle in warm or hot water with soap that doesn’t contain fabric softener.
– If your water is hard, skip a second rinse and use powdered detergent.
– Do not add too much water to the washer; the diapers should be able to rub against each other.

Drying: The inserts can be tumble dried without any problems. You can also put the diapers in the dryer if you are careful not to handle them while they are hot and not to overdry them. This step tightens the threads and the polyurethane that covers your outer fabric (waterproof membrane). We strongly recommend hanging your inserts and diapers in the sun as often as possible, since the sun, in addition to being an excellent bleaching agent, also acts as an antibacterial agent.