FINALLY! A One-Size-Fits-All Wool Diaper Cover! Forget buying 3 or 4 or more different sizes for your Baby Bear!


-fully encased, gently elasticized legs and back
-turned and top-stitched for durability
-29 Individually set, KAM professional grade polyacetal resin snaps (plastic)
-at largest size setting wrap is fully reversible
-should fit over ANY cloth diaper, fitted, prefold, or flat-fold! Will even work over lay-ins such as soakers
and even towels, t-shirts, or other materials in a pinch or forget buying diapers all together to save $!
-arrives washed, lanolized and ready to use

Size: Birth (8 lbs)to potty training (40 lbs)*

The Measurements are:

Waist: 11-23"
Rise: (front to back) 15-20"
Leg Openings: 7-15"

*All sizes are approximate. Please check your baby's measurements.


ITEM COMES WITH CARE INSTRUCTIONS

ABOUT WOOL:

Wool is a renewable healthy alternative to plastic diaper covers. Wool breathes keeping baby cool, dry and preventing diaper rash. When lanolized it's a great moisture barrier since it is able to absorb 40% of its weight in water before feeling wet. Wool is also naturally flame retardant and anti-bacterial - amazing stuff!


The MamaBear BabyWear SAVE MONEY & THE PLANET DIAPERING PLAN:

Want to try cloth but having a hard time with the expense involved in buying a stash of tons of different diapers, covers, sizes, and options? Try this:

Buy 1 MamaBear One Size Fits All Wool wrap or waterproof Diaper Cover. Use it on your BabyBear instead of a disposable in the morning. You don't even need a diaper, just lay a folded soft towel, t-shirt, or other absorbent cotton material in the middle and snap/velcro it on.

Change as usual with a disposable next, throw soiled toweling in wash and rinse cover by hand (you can skip this part for a wool wrap that is only damp). Hang cover to dry. By evening you can use your cover again!

By replacing just 2 disposable diapers a day you are saving approximately $3.50 - $5.00/week depending on what disposables you use. That's enough to buy another cover in a couple of weeks!

With 2 covers you can replace 4 disposables a day saving $7-10 a week, enough to buy another cover in a week or two!

With 3 covers you can almost completely replace the disposables by washing and rotating drying and just filling in with disposables when a cover isn't dry yet!

A good number to shoot for is 10-12 covers (6-8 wool). This allows you to accumulate enough soaker materials and covers (remember wool shouldn't be machine washed and doesn't need to be washed every time anyway) to do a load of diapering materials every other day, completely eliminating the need for disposables!