Set of 6 MamaBear BabyWear One Size Wool Diaper Covers
Let me know if you prefer boy, girl, or gender neutral colors and I'll pick out 3 of my wool covers for you!
You will get:
~6 thick, heavy, overnight covers
If you're not real particular about colors this is a GREAT way to get a full set of wool covers to last through your Baby Bear's diapering years!
I'll choose your covers based on your color preferences from my stash of covers. Some may be beautiful but have slight flaws such as sewing errors, making them perfectly usable seconds. Others are perfect but are simply colors I have too many of or that have proved less popular.
NOTE: Colors shown are just examples of MamaBear wool covers and may not be available.
FINALLY! A One-Size-Fits-All Wool Diaper Cover! Forget buying 3 or 4 or more different sizes for your Baby Bear!
-fully encased, gently elasticized legs and back
-turned and top-stitched for durability
-29 Individually set, KAM professional grade polyacetal resin snaps (plastic)
-at largest size setting wrap is fully reversible
-should fit over ANY cloth diaper, fitted, prefold, or flat-fold! Will even work over lay-ins such as soakers
and even towels, t-shirts, or other materials in a pinch or forget buying diapers all together to save $!
-arrives washed, lanolized and ready to use
Size: Birth (8 lbs)to potty training (40 lbs)*
The Measurements are:
Waist: 11-23"
Rise: (front to back) 15-20"
Leg Openings: 7-15"
*All sizes are approximate. Please check your baby's measurements.
ITEM COMES WITH CARE INSTRUCTIONS
ABOUT WOOL:
Wool is a renewable healthy alternative to plastic diaper covers. Wool breathes keeping baby cool, dry and preventing diaper rash. When lanolized it's a great moisture barrier since it is able to absorb 40% of its weight in water before feeling wet. Wool is also naturally flame retardant and anti-bacterial - amazing stuff!
The MamaBear BabyWear SAVE MONEY & THE PLANET DIAPERING PLAN:
Want to try cloth but having a hard time with the expense involved in buying a stash of tons of different diapers, covers, sizes, and options? Try this:
Buy 1 MamaBear One Size Fits All Wool wrap or waterproof Diaper Cover. Use it on your BabyBear instead of a disposable in the morning. You don't even need a diaper, just lay a folded soft towel, t-shirt, or other absorbent cotton material in the middle and snap/velcro it on.
Change as usual with a disposable next, throw soiled toweling in wash and rinse cover by hand (you can skip this part for a wool wrap that is only damp). Hang cover to dry. By evening you can use your cover again!
By replacing just 2 disposable diapers a day you are saving approximately $3.50 - $5.00/week depending on what disposables you use. That's enough to buy another cover in a couple of weeks!
With 2 covers you can replace 4 disposables a day saving $7-10 a week, enough to buy another cover in a week or two!
With 3 covers you can almost completely replace the disposables by washing and rotating drying and just filling in with disposables when a cover isn't dry yet!
A good number to shoot for is 10-12 covers (6-8 wool). This allows you to accumulate enough soaker materials and covers (remember wool shouldn't be machine washed and doesn't need to be washed every time anyway) to do a load of diapering materials every other day, completely eliminating the need for disposables!
Materials: merino wool,wool,cashmere,lastin,alpaca,mohair,polyacetal resin plastic professional snaps,kam
You will get:
~6 thick, heavy, overnight covers
If you're not real particular about colors this is a GREAT way to get a full set of wool covers to last through your Baby Bear's diapering years!
I'll choose your covers based on your color preferences from my stash of covers. Some may be beautiful but have slight flaws such as sewing errors, making them perfectly usable seconds. Others are perfect but are simply colors I have too many of or that have proved less popular.
NOTE: Colors shown are just examples of MamaBear wool covers and may not be available.
FINALLY! A One-Size-Fits-All Wool Diaper Cover! Forget buying 3 or 4 or more different sizes for your Baby Bear!
-fully encased, gently elasticized legs and back
-turned and top-stitched for durability
-29 Individually set, KAM professional grade polyacetal resin snaps (plastic)
-at largest size setting wrap is fully reversible
-should fit over ANY cloth diaper, fitted, prefold, or flat-fold! Will even work over lay-ins such as soakers
and even towels, t-shirts, or other materials in a pinch or forget buying diapers all together to save $!
-arrives washed, lanolized and ready to use
Size: Birth (8 lbs)to potty training (40 lbs)*
The Measurements are:
Waist: 11-23"
Rise: (front to back) 15-20"
Leg Openings: 7-15"
*All sizes are approximate. Please check your baby's measurements.
ITEM COMES WITH CARE INSTRUCTIONS
ABOUT WOOL:
Wool is a renewable healthy alternative to plastic diaper covers. Wool breathes keeping baby cool, dry and preventing diaper rash. When lanolized it's a great moisture barrier since it is able to absorb 40% of its weight in water before feeling wet. Wool is also naturally flame retardant and anti-bacterial - amazing stuff!
The MamaBear BabyWear SAVE MONEY & THE PLANET DIAPERING PLAN:
Want to try cloth but having a hard time with the expense involved in buying a stash of tons of different diapers, covers, sizes, and options? Try this:
Buy 1 MamaBear One Size Fits All Wool wrap or waterproof Diaper Cover. Use it on your BabyBear instead of a disposable in the morning. You don't even need a diaper, just lay a folded soft towel, t-shirt, or other absorbent cotton material in the middle and snap/velcro it on.
Change as usual with a disposable next, throw soiled toweling in wash and rinse cover by hand (you can skip this part for a wool wrap that is only damp). Hang cover to dry. By evening you can use your cover again!
By replacing just 2 disposable diapers a day you are saving approximately $3.50 - $5.00/week depending on what disposables you use. That's enough to buy another cover in a couple of weeks!
With 2 covers you can replace 4 disposables a day saving $7-10 a week, enough to buy another cover in a week or two!
With 3 covers you can almost completely replace the disposables by washing and rotating drying and just filling in with disposables when a cover isn't dry yet!
A good number to shoot for is 10-12 covers (6-8 wool). This allows you to accumulate enough soaker materials and covers (remember wool shouldn't be machine washed and doesn't need to be washed every time anyway) to do a load of diapering materials every other day, completely eliminating the need for disposables!
Materials: merino wool,wool,cashmere,lastin,alpaca,mohair,polyacetal resin plastic professional snaps,kam