JOKA | Pocket cloth diaper | One size｛2.0｝

Description

Pocket diaper, made locally by 2 super ''mom-entrepreneurs'' for the greatest comfort of your little ones. The one size diaper that best adapts to the physiognomy of the smallest babies. Our top recommendation for babies with small thighs. Also available in one large size for slightly plumper or older babies. 

Features

• One size regular or large depending on option chosen
• Presence of a pocket to introduce absorbent inserts
• Adjustment possible thanks to snaps.
• Can also be used as a swimming pool diapers (without insert)
  
• Athletic fabric interior (AWJ)
• Sold without absorbent inserts

Improvements available in versions｛2.0｝only:

• Pul band at the abdomen to prevent leaks
• Fully lined layer for extra waterproofness

Sizes

• The one size fits all fits children weighing between 8 and 35 pounds (approximately)
• The large size is suitable for children weighing between 20 and 45 pounds (approximately)

Recommended daytime inserts (your choice)

 The all-bamboo day insert Joka :

Joka regular day insert:

Available here: https://www.auxptitscadeaux.com/collections/joka-bebe/insert 


Textile Composition

Outer: 100% laminated polyester  

Inside: 100% polyester

Care Tips 

First remove the excess solid residue in the toilet or a garbage can. Using a washable or disposable sheet can make it easier for you at this step.

Then store soiled diapers in a dry place until you wash them. We recommend using a waterproof bag or a diaper basket/bin.

Pre-wash the diapers in the machine, in cold water, in a short cycle, taking care to remove the inserts first. Machine wash a second time in warm or hot water on a long Heavy Duty cycle. Make sure your water is not boiling to avoid damaging the waterproofing of your diapers. Take careto have enough layers to achieve good friction between them, but also avoid overfilling the tub for the same reason.

Hang the diapers  to dry in the sun or tumble dry low. Sun helps to remove stains that are stubborn, but care must be takenavoid leaving the diapers too long in the sun once dry to avoid prematurely damaging your elastics. If you're using a clothesline, we recommend laying them out horizontally (on the longer side) to avoid stretching your rubber bands in the long run, especially for all-in-one type diapers. In our personal experience, using the dryer on low heat preserves our elastics longer than hanging out diapers in the sun. 

 Clean soiled diapers ideally every 2-3 days.

Do not use bleach or fabric softener to avoid damaging them.

 Use only diaper creams compatible with washable diapers. 

Made in Quebec