Little Beetle Learners - a wonderful way to welcome your little one into the world of potty learning!
Pull on, snap off. What could be easier?
Two layers of our favorite fair trade organic velour cotton, with a third layer tucked into the wet zone and hidden by some very sporty stitching! Our Learners are 100% natural fibers, that means no PUL or other waterproofing layer. (couple with a wool soaker short for heavy duty needs). Designed to catch an small accident or miss while headed to the potty, the fit is trim yet contemporary. Surprisingly enough, we find these to be almost as absorbent as our diapers and thus can serve double duty if you like (for use as a diaper, add a doubler and wool soaker short)
Available in Sunny Orange, Elemental Blue, Willow Green, Jitterbug Red*, and Lotus Purple*
* Please note that Little Beetles in Jitterbug Red and Lotus Purple are made with a new fabric on the outside layer. It's still a wonderfully soft organic cotton velour but for stability, 20% (post consumer) recycled polyester has been added to the backing. The white fabric inside remains 100% organic cotton. To learn more about this decision and the resulting reduction in BFB's carbon footprint, please see our blog entry entitled uncomprimised (www.betterforbabiesblog.com)
Small (1-2 years, up to 24 pounds) Medium (2/3 years, 24-35+ pounds) Large (3+ years, 33+ pounds)
Wash and dry just as you do your cloth diapers. These do not need repeated pre-washing: once will do.
How to Wash Cloth Diapers: We recommend a cold pre-wash/wash or rinse first, then a hot wash (140 degrees Fahrenheit) Do not boil your diapers as this can ruin the elastic. Use a small amount of laundry detergent each time (too much detergent can create a residue). Use vinegar occasionally in the rinse to help keep the diapers soft. And please, no fabric softener or treatments of any kind. These can ruin a diaper's absorbency.
Drying Cloth Diapers: It may not be realistic every time, but the more you can dry your diapers on low or medium the longer their life will be.
