Cloth
diaper liners
give pocket diapers more absorbency.
Pocket diapers offer the same convenience and ease of use as
disposable diapers, but have a healthier impact on your baby and the
Earth. Kelly's Closet makes it easy for parents to switch to cloth
diapering systems. Cloth diapers are environmentally friendly and a
healthy alternative to disposable diapers. Kelly's Closet sells a
variety of cloth diapers including pocket diapers and cloth
diaper liners.
They are the one stop shop for all of your cloth diapering needs.
What
Type of Diapers Use Liners?
Pocket
diapers require the use of cloth
diaper liners
to absorb moisture away from your baby's bottom. Fabric liners are
made from moisture-wicking materials that keep skin feeling dry.
Parents who use cloth diapers find there are fewer outbreaks of
chaffing and rashes on their baby's skin. This is because cloth
diapers are better ventilated than disposable diapers. Disposable
diapers are made from chemicals and harsh plastics. Heat gets trapped
inside the diaper and causes a rash.
Pocket
diapers are the most absorbent type of cloth diaper available. There
are three main components of a pocket diaper. A waterproof outer
barrier fabric is sewn to an inner moisture seizing fabric. These two
components help to contain moisture and keep the baby's skin feeling
dry. The two fabrics sewn together form a pocket for the third
component. Cloth
diaper liners
are used to enhance the absorbency of the diaper. The absorbent
insert is put inside the pocket to give you extra protection against
leaks and spills.
Kelly's
Closet sells a few different brands of pocket diapers and cloth
diaper liners.
Each type has their own benefits and features. You should try a few
different cloth diapering methods before settling on just one way.
Different cloth diaper brands also offer different features to their
diapers. One popular brand of pocket diapers is the BumGenius Brand.
You can find this and other brand names of pocket diapers at Kelly's
Closet.
Using
Diaper Liners
Using
cloth diapers and cloth
diaper liners
is almost the same as using disposable diapers. Pocket diapers are
shaped to fit babies without needing to fold or pin them. Before
fastening the pocket diaper around the baby, insert a cloth diaper
liner in the pocket. Cloth diaper inserts provide extra absorbency
and protection. When the insert gets soiled, simply pull out the
soiled insert and put it in your diaper pale or wet bag. Insert a
fresh absorbent insert to the pocket of your cloth diaper and go.
There
is no need for a diaper
cover and the inserts are absorbent enough that the outer shell of
the diaper
is protected from leaks and stains. Cloth
diaper liners
wick away moisture and keep a baby's bottom dry to prevent rashes and
chaffing.
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