Flappy-Nappy Pocket Diaper 3-Pack
Your order includes three (3) pocket diapers and one (1) matching belt.
Our pocket Flappy-Nappies can be used as training pants or as a diaper. The attached soaker pad makes them all-in-one trainers, which is great for EC or potty training. If you need more absorbency, you can insert additional soaker pads (sold separately) into the rear pocket.
All Flappy-Nappies open from the front or back to go potty!
- EASY diaper changes: Pop the used diaper off the belt and replace with a new one
- Belt can be worn all day unless soiled
- Outer fleece layer, inner waterproof PUL
- Attached soaker pad is 100% cotton
- Remove inserts before washing
- Patent-pending
Pocket diapers are adjustable and will fit most babies from about 4-24 months.
Belt: 100% Polyester
Diaper: 62% Polyester, 32% Cotton, 6% Polyurethane
Exclusive of Elastic
Flappy Nappies are shipped out of Chattanooga, TN, right down the road from byRKP! This means we can bundle and ship your soap with your diaper order to save on shipping cost and the environment.
Easiest Diaper Change EVER
To this day, pocket diapers are the go-to choice because they're just so simple to change. Instead of having to fiddle with changing a wet pad (like our all-in-two diapers), just pop the old pocket off and replace with a new one!
How many do I need?
To use pocket diapers exclusively, you'll ideally want 18-24 diapers.and 18-24 inserts (if you plan to use them).
If you want to use multiple styles, you should start with 6-9 pocket diapers and inserts.
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FAQs
These instructions work for all Flappy-Nappy diapers, regardless of style or material.
Step One.
The detachable belt can be adjusted to two different sizes by expanding it using the snaps at the sides.
Step Two.
Undo the snaps on one side of the belt, wrap it around your baby, and then re-fasten the snaps at the hip. Attach the front of the diaper to the front of the belt and the back of the diaper to the back of the belt. Elastic and tags go in the back for ALL Flappy-Nappy products!
Step Three.
The diaper can be adjusted against the belt to four different sizes, depending on which snaps you use.
Step Four.
When it’s time to go potty, the diaper can be opened from the front OR back and draped over the potty like a flap.
Step Five.
Pull Chappy-Nappies onto your baby like any other pair of pants. Then attach the diaper to the waist belt of the pants and take your baby potty the same way you would for the detachable belt described above.
Wash every day or every other day.
Step One.
Flush solid poop down the toilet. Poop from exclusively milk-fed babies (no solid foods) can remain on the diaper.
Step Two.
Use free and clear detergent. Add as much detergent as suggested on the bottle. NOTE: Too little detergent causes ammonia buildup, resulting in rashes and unpleasant odor on the diapers.
Step Three.
Machine wash HOT and tumble dry. Add a cold rinse before and/or after washing.
Step Four.
Do NOT use fabric softener or dryer sheets. Diluted bleach may be used occasionally if necessary, but may stain your diapers.
How to Wash Wool Products
Wool products MUST be lanolized at least once before first use. Follow directions starting at Step Three and repeat until wool is water-repellant. Thereafter, lanolize once every 4 weeks.
Step One.
If the wool is soiled or dirty, flush solid poop down the toilet. Rinse the diaper and clean by hand with wool wash. Hang to dry.
Step Two.
For wool that has only been peed on, hang to dry overnight. Unless it is soiled or dirty, wool can be reworn without washing for up to four weeks. At that point, proceed to the next step.
Step Three.
Melt lanolin and water in the microwave, using about a teaspoon of lanolin.
Step Four.
Add a capful of wool wash, then pour the mixture into a large bowl and stir until foamy.
Step Five.
Add ice cubes until the water is tepid (lukewarm). Add an extra cup or two of tepid water as necessary.
Step Six.
Let sit for 2-3 hours. If lanolizing brand-new wool, let soak overnight. Squeeze the wool gently before leaving it to soak. Afterwards, do not wring the wool. Roll between towels and lay flat to dry.