Here’s what they are made up of:

The outer layer of the diaper is made of 100% waterproof polyester and TPU which is breathable and highly durable providing excellent comfort for your baby while taking them for a walk, ensuring prevention of leakage. The stay-dry Microfleece lining ensures your baby is safe from rashes and heat.

The newborn diapers comes with one 3 layer organic GOTS certified organic cotton. This protects your baby’s skin from moisture and keeps the bottom dry – as good as a disposable, but without the guilt!

Kindly Note that this product falls under non-refundable category
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Wash Care Tips:

Wash it at least once before use. 2+ washes are required to achieve maximum absorbency.

• It is 100% machine washable. Cold rinse at no hotter than 30 degree Celsius.
• Avoid any fabric softener or bleach.
• Opt for a baby-friendly detergent for longer durability of the product.
• Inserts must be washed on a daily basis.

This is how you wash:

1. Rinse off stools or residuals from the diaper using tap water or a hand shower
2. Separate diaper and insert before washing.
3. You can either machine wash (cold rinse) or wash the diaper with hands.
4. It is recommended to hang them up to dry under the sun as it helps bleach the nappies to remove any remaining stains or ‘Low’ tumble dry them.

1. Can I start Cloth Diapering my Newborn?

Yes, you may start cloth diapering your Newborn. We however, recommend you to start once the meconium stage is over.

2. How long should I use the Newborn Diaper?

One diaper can be used for a minimum of 3 to 4 hours with one insert. You can change the insert every 2 to 2.5 hrs since the skin of a Newborn is sensitive. (Inserts are absorption pads which are designed to be stuffed into ATT diapers. They are usually rectangular, and are made of absorbent material)

3. Will the velcro on the Diaper hurt the baby?

No, we have a special embroidery on top to ensure it is soft on the baby’s skin

4. Will Cloth Diapers delay the baby’s Milestones?

No, using cloth diapers will not delay any milestones for the baby. If Cloth Diapers are used regularly, the babies can be easily potty trained.

5. Why are Cloth Diapers expensive?

Cloth Diapers may seem expensive initially but are extremely economical in the long run.

Here’s what you news to about its economics:-

No of disposable diaper required per day = 5 

No of days required to potty train = 365 days * 2.5 years = 912 days

Cost per disposable Diaper = 12 to 15 rs

Total cost of disposable diapers until potty train = 912*13*5 = Rs 60,000 (Approx)

Whereas

No of Cloth Diapers required until potty train = 15 to 20

Total cost of Cloth diapers until potty train = Rs.20000 (Approx)

6. Will Cloth Diapers absorb poop?

No, cloth diapers do not absorb poop. However, the inserts need to be removed as soon as the baby has finished pooping. Do also try out our fleece liners. (Link here: ------)

To Know more about Cloth Diapering FAQs: - https://www.atoddlerthing.com/default/faq

When you shop with A Toddler Thing, it’s not just the products you receive, but much more. By being associated with ATT you earn these benefits too!

• A Toddler Thing was founded by a mom and is now run by mommies. Our products, designed from a mother’s point of you view, you’d find that they are made with love and care, just like you’d want for your bub.
• Our products are proudly manufactured in India, in our very own units. We assure you that all the necessary protocols and safety tests are followed through while creating our products for your precious little ones.
• When we say 100% Organic, we mean them and our certifications like GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) and US Standard tested and certified – CPSIA are a proof of the same.
• Each of our prints in every category of product has been conceptualized and designed to be subtle, trendy and perfectly aesthetic. For your little fashion icons.
• You’d also be happy to know that our products have been certified by real Doctors. That means, our products are quite safe for your little one and we want the best for them as much as you do!