Med. Puppy Soaker

Description

I fashion my wool diaper wraps, soakers and longies from only the softest 100% wool sweaters in excellent condition. I pay very close attention to quality, and hand select each sweater for superior softness and design.

Wool is a wonderful option for diaper covers. Natural fibers are wonderful for the environment as well as healthier for baby's delicate skin. Wool is water resistant so baby's clothes stay dry, and breathable to keep diaper rash at bay. Wool also helps baby temperature regulate, keeping baby cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Wool is naturally antimicrobial and does not need washed after each wearing, as the natural lanolin in the wool eliminates odors as it airs.

This wrap style diaper cover made of soft, 100% lambswool. Size medium. A playfull puppy adorns the tush of this festive red soaker. This sweater felted very thick, and is lined is super soft black lambswool. This makes for a terrific night time cover. It would be a little bulky under clothes, but this puppy is too cute to cover up anyway! This cover is made from two layers of recycled wool sweater for greater wetness protection. It is cut wide through the back to accommodate prefolds as well as fitteds easily, and features a crossover tab for a greater range of fit.

Measurements:
Rise: 16.5"
Weight: 14-25 lbs

Your wool will arive washed and lanolized and ready to wear. I accept paypal, casheirs check or money order.

Care instructions:
Care instructions will also be included with your purchase. Wool does not need to be washed after each wearing. Simply air out between diaper changes. I like to have at least two wool covers so that I can air one while the other is being worn, and rotate through out the day. Wash your wool when it becomes soiled, or about every two weeks. Hand wash in cool water with a no-rinse wool wash (do not use Woolite). Squeeze water gently through wool to clean. Gently squeeze out excess water, and roll in a dry towel to absorb any extra water. Lay flat to dry. If wool begins to loose its water repellent properties, it is time to relanolize. Melt a small amount of lanolin (I use Lansinoh brand available at Target in the bottles and breastfeeding section) in very hot water, and add to the cool water. Squeeze through the wool, let soak for about 30 minutes, and squeeze out excess water. Do not rinse. Roll in a towel to absorb extra water and lay flat to dry.

Added on Sep 01, 2009