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Kushies Basic Diaper |
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Description |
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The most
economical fitted Kushies® diaper. Made with 2 layers of 100% cotton flannel and a
double layer of absorbent poly/rayon soaker material. Soft leg elastic and adjustable hook and loop
fastening closures ensure a snug fit. Leg elastic helps keep those messes contained with
newborns. This diaper is
mostly for helping to keep poop in its place, for better absorbency use with
a washable liner. Not for heavy wetting
babies.
Use with Kushies wraps, the Bummis pant or the Prorap Classic. Kushies diapers come to us in presorted
packages of prints and solids. Because I get a random assortment, specific
color and print choices are not available. Made in Canada by Kushies.
Absorbency
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Waist
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Leg |
Rise |
| Infant 10-22 lbs. |
14-17" |
8-10" |
17" |
| Toddler 22-45 lbs. |
16-20" |
9-11" |
19" |
When trying to decide upon a diaper size, start with the suggested weights and then see if the waist, leg and rise measurements of your baby fall into the range. Check the rise on the diaper that you are interested in, it will help in being more accurate on where the waist on that diaper will fall on your child and if it will fit into the cover that you want to use. If you start with the measurements you may end up with a cover that is way too big. For all the fitted diapers, you are looking for waist and leg measurements that fall in about the same place in the range. The smallest leg measurements were taken when the cover was fastened on the smallest waist setting. If your baby’s waist measurement is on the lower end of the range and the leg measurement is on the higher end of the range, the diaper may be too tight at the legs.
To prevent any moisture transfer, a cover is required with this diaper. |
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Author: Monika (Madison, NJ)
I use these with chin. prefolds as liners and pure wool pull-up covers (they really work!) and this is a great easy way to do cloth. Not only are they cheap, but they also dry very fast.
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