Funky tie dyed Baby Modern Cloth Nappies, 'Babyland' brand. They are an all in one nappy so you don't need to use nappy covers as the outer is waterproof, slide the insert into the pocket and away you go. (Add an extra insert for night time or periods when you need extra absorbency)

Design: Pocket.
Material : Waterproof PUL outer , Stay-Dry Microfleece inner , Quick drying Microfibre insert.
Size : All in one size, can be adjusted to suit birth to toddler.
Package: cloth diaper+1 insert. (extra inserts available)
Suitable:3kg-17kg.

FEATURES :
Easy to adjust waist and leg
- 3x3 stud/button design,easy to adjust different size for any age of baby (fit baby weight from 3kg-17kg)
Super absorbent 3 layer inserts
Super soft inner fleece to make baby feel good - lining wicks moisture away from baby's body like a disposable so feels quite dry against baby's skin
Waterproof outer PUL to prevent leakage.

GUIDANCE WASH :
Wash nappiesprior to first use to remove residues left behind from fabric manufacture, preferably 5-6 times. This will also allow them to reach peak absorbency (think of them like a new towel)
Dry paling recommended - soaking not required as it will wear the nappyout faster.
If the nappy has been soiled, rinse into a bucket and then tip bucket contents down the toilet and flush. (I finddisposable nappy liners great as I can dispose of any waste easily)
Do not use bleach, nappy soakers, detergents with enzymes or fabric softeners!
Use 1/2 to 3/4amount of usual detergent.
Every few months strip clean nappies by first washingyour clean nappies in hot water (no hotter than 60°C) with no detergent filled up to a high level. Then wash your nappies again using a small amount of dishwashing liquid (yes, the one you use on your dishes - one that has no moisturiser). Rinse as many times as necessary to remove any suds.
The best way to dry cloth nappies is in the sun– sunlight naturally bleaches the nappies to remove any remaining stains and this method is also better for the environment. But, you can also dry them in the dryer as long as the temperature islow.

(google coth nappy care instructions for more information)

I'm currently dying these nappies and if you would like to choose your own colours, send through an email with the pattern (stripes or swirls) and the colours you would like used. Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Emerald, Blue, Purple, Violet, Black.