Fancypants All-in-One Cloth Nappy - Africa

All-in-one’s or AIO as they are known, are the easiest way to cloth nappy your baby. Built and designed to be as like a disposable nappy as possible, there are no inserts or complicated folding techniques required. They are shaped to fit, with snappies to adjust the rise and the waist size, making them perfect for first timers. 

• AIOs are built and designed to be simple - just put it on, take it off, wash, dry and repeat
• Because they are all-in-one - and therefore much thicker than other designs - they do take longer to dry, so if you are cloth diapering a newborn in winter, you should factor drying time into your calculations of how many cloth nappies you’ll need 
• Fancypants AIOs include two sewn in inserts - the first has 3 layers of bamboo/cotton fleece and the second has 2 layers of bamboo/cotton fleece, topped with suede cloth to keep baby’s bum nice and dry
• The inserts are sewn in end to end - one sewn into the front, and the other at the back, so the whole thing can be flapped open for quicker drying
• AIO’s have fully adjustable waist and leg snaps (one size fits most: ± 3.5 - 17kg) 
• The outer shell is PUL coated to make the nappy waterproof but the entire inside of the nappy is lined with suede cloth to ensure only soft material touches baby’s delicate skin, and the nappy dries more quickly
• Cloth nappies come in a variety of colours and patterns, making them great to wear alone and can be suited to occasion or personality 
• Cloth nappies can be used with reusable or disposable liners, to make cleanup quicker and easier
• You should use a natural ‘cloth nappy safe’ bum cream, as some bum creams can cause cloth nappies to become less absorbent

Care Instructions

• Use a cloth nappy safe detergent without built in softener, or soapnuts to wash
• New nappies need to be washed once prior to use
• Once used, store the soiled nappies in a dry (covered) container until laundry day. Wash the nappies in one short cycle with cold water and detergent
• Then wash the nappies in one normal wash cycle with warm water (up to 40 degrees Celsius) and detergent and rinse one additional time
• Please ensure you use enough water - the biggest factor that leads to buildup on nappies is not using enough water. Nappies need plenty of water and enough space to slush around in to ensure they come out nice and clean. You do not have to use warm water - let your washing machine and detergent inform this choice
• Drying on the line in the sun helps to lighten stains

Materials

Bamboo cotton/fleece, PUL (polyurethane laminated fabric), suede cloth