Cloth Pull-Up 2.0

Features:

+ Offering complete versatility, taking you from day-time training pants to a supremely absorbent night nappy, with an easy-to-pull-up design!

+ These fabulous Pull Ups are sold as shell only, but you can team them with extra inserts if you need added absorbency to the built in core. 

+ Versatile - use as (1) Training Pants (no inserts) OR (2) Heavy Duty Night Nappy (completely customisable with as many inserts as your baby needs)

+ In-built Absorbency - perfect to use by itself to catch little accidents (like heading to the shops when your little one is toilet training) or to provide some extra leak-protection for heavy-wetters. 

+ Elasticised waist with thick and soft elastic both at the tummy and back for ultimate comfort!

+ PUL panels at both the tummy and back elastic to eliminate any wicking and keep your bub feeling comfortable and dry!

+ Pocket nappy - featuring in-built absorbency with the option of stuffing additional inserts into the pocket

Tip: Simply lay the inserts on top of the nappy (if you can't be bothered to stuff)

Rise snaps and adjustable hip snaps to help you get the perfect fit for your little one!

Size:

+ OSFM | 4 - 17kgs approx

+ LOSFM | 10 - 25kgs approx

Materials:

+ PUL with built in absorbent core lining

How to Use:

Please note that the Pull-Up is designed to be used in one of two ways:

Training Pull-Up Pants

+ The all-round elastic makes it easy for your child to pull them up and down independently.

+ The built-in absorbent core is perfect for catching minor accidents!

+ If using as a "pull-up", there should be no extra inserts in the nappy.

Side-snapping Night Nappy

+ If using this nappy with additional inserts, the nappy will need to be put on like a side-snapping nappy.

+ It will not "pull-up" easily as the bulk from the very absorbent inserts will get in the way.

Tip for crocodile rollers: You can snap one side, get your child to step into the leg hole, and then snap up the other side whilst they are standing.

Credits:

Photo Credit: @virtualmemoriestog

Print Credit: @ganjoidwast (Mr Rice Guy)

Print Credit: @ykenna (Space Out)

Print Credit: @pankeen.design (Bug-ger Off)

Print Credit: @writtenbykristen (Woodland Alphabet)