
Petit Marin: Set of 6 Reusable Cloth Diapers + 6 Bamboo Diaper Inserts + 1 Roll of 100 Bamboo Flushable Diaper Liners + FREE Wet Bag - Sizes for Disposable Diapers - 100% Eco-friendly Reusable Diapers
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Reusable cloth nappies with inserts, liners and a FREE wet bag from Petit Marin will be one of the best investments you can make as a parent, both financially and for the well being of your baby. <br> <br> These nappies will last from the day your baby is born until potty training is complete. The bamboo inserts will get softer and more absorbent with every wash. <br> <br> These days standard cloth nappies are extremely old fashioned and inefficient. Petit Marin's cloth nappy kit is a one size fits all cloth nappy which is as easy to fit as an out of the box disposable and much cheaper! When it is soiled simply put the insert in the washing machine. <br> <br> <b>1 SIZE FITS ALL</b> adjustable from 8lb to 35lb (3.5 to 16kg) <br> <br> <b>Contents</b> <br> 6x cloth nappies <br> 6x Bamboo inserts <br> 1x Waterproof wet bag <br> 1x Roll of 100 bamboo disposable liners and wipes <br> <br> <b>Material</b> <br> <br> <b>Cloth Nappies:</b> <br> Inner: Suede <br> Outer: Waterproof PUL <br> <br> <b>Bamboo Nappy Inserts:</b> <br>Outer: 2 layers bamboo <br> Inner: 2 layers microfiber <br>Dimensions: 13.5 x 35cm <br> <br> <b>Bamboo Nappy Liners:</b> <br>100% Bamboo <br>Flushable and Biodegradable <br>Dimensions of one sheet: 18.5 x 17cm <br> <br> <b>Wet Bag:</b> <br>Polyester with waterproof TPU coating <br>Dimensions: 30x 40cm <br> <br> <b>FAQ<b> <br> <br>For washing instructions please see the image above <br> <br><b>How many inserts will I need? <b> <br> <br>Newborn to 4 months 20 - 24 inserts <br>Infant (4 to 10 months) 16 - 20 inserts <br>Toddler (10 months to potty training) 12 - 16 inserts</b></b></b></b>
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