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ETHICALLY PRODUCED PRODUCTS
ALL OUR PRODUCTS ARE ETHICALLY PRODUCED TO ISO 8000 AND 9000 INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS.
DID YOU KNOW?
* It can take up to 500 years for a disposable
nappy to degrade in the lanfill?
* Most nappy rashes are a consequence of your babies reaction to the chemicals and gels in
disposable nappies
* A child will use between 4,000 and 6,000
nappies between birth and potty training.
IMPORTANT TIPS
* Pre-wash all nappies prior to use as they get more and more absorbent during the first 2 to 5 washes.
* If you experience dampness coming through the covers, you can
1) Add more absorbency to the nappy by folding the boosters and placing them in the area where your baby wets the most.
2) Change your baby more often, approximately every 2 hours.
* Alternate covers between usage, this allows them to air out and if they are damp at all, it gives them time to dry.
* Aim to use approximately 5 nappies throughout the day.
* At night use one or 2 boosters, depending on what type of wetter (light or heavy) your baby is, you will have to adjust the
absorbency depending on your baby's wetness levels.
* If you have any queries, please don't hesitate to contact us on: +353-(0)74-9740443, we are here to help.
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NEW GENERATION NAPPIES
Nappies have come a long way since the terry squares and rubber pants. Little Comfort cloth nappies are easy to use,
care for and environmentally friendly.
Choosing the right nappies for you and your baby is an important decision; not only does it affect your baby’s most delicate
part but also the environment.
Little Comfort nappies use velcro. A simple 60 degree celsius wash is all that is needed.
Give them a try and see for yourself!
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WHY CLOTH NAPPIES?
Advantages of using Little Comfort reusable nappies:
* Are no longer hard work
* More economical
* Easy to use
* Easy to care for
* Wash every 2 to 3 days
* Environmentally friendly
* No chemicals used
* Does not cause nappy rash
* No more pins
* No need to boil nappies
* Minimize landfill waste
* Children that use cloth nappies are known to potty train earlier than those using disposable nappies
* Soft non-rubber covers are used instead of the old rubber pants.
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HOW TO USE
Cloth nappies are easier to use than you think.
1) Simply choose whether you want to use a booster or not.
2) Line the nappy with a flushable liner (catches poop - which you can then flush down the toilet).
3) Place nappy on baby by fastening the velcro tabs.
4) Place nappy cover over nappy to ensure baby clothes stay dry.
As simple as that!
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HOW MANY NAPPIES?
The amount of reusable nappies you will need will depend on what you decide your washing cycle will be.
You can start with as little as one day pack, however the more nappies you have, the more cost effective and less frequent
your washing will be. So if you are going to wash every 2 days, you need around 15 nappies.
Add another 5 nappies for a 3 day cycle.
You will need 2 to 4 covers.
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WASHING
* Do Not use fabric softner
* Use a bucket to store your soiled nappies in between washes
* Flush the nappy liner with orwithout poop down the toilet.
* Fold the velcro tabs on nappies and covers.
* Wash your nappies and covers at a maximum of 60 °C.
* You can use an antibaterial such as Napisan or Milton.
* Either line/radiator dry
* You may tumble dry in low heat, however it may decrese the life of your nappies.
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SIZING
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Covers |
Nappies |
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NB (5 to 11lbs) |
Size 1
(7 to 20 lbs) |
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Small (7 to 17lbs) |
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Medium (17 to 30lbs) |
Size 2
(20 lbs to Potty) |
| Large (30lbs to Potty) |
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COMPARISON
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Cloth Nappies |
Disposables |
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Average 15 nappies needed and 4 to 8 covers |
Up to 6,000 nappies per child |
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Average cost of €350.00 |
Average cost of €2,000 per child |
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Re-usable on more than 1 child |
Not reusable |
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Environmentally friendly |
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