Rinse: knock off any solids prior to running your diapers and inserts through a cold water rinse cycle.
Wash: Use a normal warm/hot wash cycle (95 -115 degrees) using a cloth diaper safe detergent.
Extra Rinse: a final cold or warm water rinse is recommended to wash away any remaining detergent.
Dry: Tumble dry on a low/delicate heat setting or hang to dry.
For complete wash and care instructions, click here.
Our pocket diaper design is adjustable so it grows with your baby. Starting from Newborn (10lbs approximately) up to potty training (35lbs).
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Diaper shell: 100%polyester with waterproof TPU layer
Diaper inner: Micro fleece 100% polyester
Inserts: The outer 2 layers are bamboo, with 80% bamboo and 20% polyester
The inner 2 layers are microfiber with 80% polyester and 20% polyamide/nylon
Wet bags: 100% polyester
Prep & wash: CLICK HERE
Parent Tested, Baby Approved
Our cloth diapers are easy to clean and dry quickly, ensuring your baby’s hygiene and keeping you stress-free.
Durability
Crafted from premium materials, our reusable swim diapers are designed to last through multiple children and endless pool or beach adventures.
Adjustable FIT
Designed to grow with your baby, our swim diapers feature an easy snap system that provides a snug and secure fit from infancy to toddlerhood (10lbs to 35lbs).
Enhanced Leak-proof
Snug leg gussets and innovative technology keep your baby dry and secure for worry-free exploration anytime.
Superior Absorbency
Our all-in-one design provides built-in absorbency - no need for additional inserts! Our sewn on insert helps prevent leaks, while also cutting down dry time when washing.
Why MOMs Choose Nora’s Nursery
Find out what makes Nora’s Nursery the go-to choice for their little ones’ needs
Nora’s Nursery
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Regular cloth diaper
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Disposable diaper
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Superior Leak-proof |
Frequent Leaks |
basic leak-proof |
easy Adjustable fit |
Frequent Leaks |
basic leak-proof |
free from harsh chemicals |
free from harsh chemicals |
may contain harsh chemicals |
cute patterns |
limited patterns |
limited patterns |
cost effective |
cost effective |
high ongoing costs |
waterproof |
not waterproof |
waterproof |
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Cutest Looks for the Cutest Little Ones!
Every diaper is crafted withyour baby’s comfort in mind, with playful patterns thatmake diapering a joy. Made fromsoft, gentle fabrics,our diapers ensure that your little one not onlylooks cutebutfeels greattoo.
Effortless Cloth Diapering
effortless washing
Our cloth diapers aredesigned to stay cleaner longer than competitors, making your laundry routine hassle-free.
adjust sizing
Easily adjust the sizeof our diapers for a perfect fit, ensuring comfort and effectivenessas your baby growsand develops.
effortless washing
Our cloth diapers are designed with you in mind. We've developed a tried and true wash and care routine that is simple yet effective, making your laundry routine hassle free.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to your questions below.
Product
What is included in a 4 pack? A 7 pack?
Our cloth diapers are sold as singles, in packs of 4 and packs of 7. Our single cloth diapers come with 1 bamboo insert. Our 4 pack of cloth diapers includes 4 pocket diapers and 4 bamboo inserts. Our 7 pack of cloth diapers includes 7 pocket diapers, 7 bamboo inserts and 1 wet bag that can be used to store clean and/or dirty diapers.
Why does prepping cloth diapers require multiple washes?
This is an initial step that should be taken to rinse away any natural oils found on fabrics. Prepping cloth diapers also opens up fibres to ensure adequate absorbency.
What are signs that I may have build-up on my diapers?
If you are experiencing absorbency issues, and/or an odor, you may have a build-up on your cloth diapers. This can be caused by hard water, detergents, or diaper creams that are not safe for cloth diapers, ointments, oils, etc. For more information on build up and odor, please click on the links below: Hard water and cloth diapers
What should I look for in a detergent?
When choosing a laundry detergent for cloth diapers, look for high cleaning power while avoiding fragrances and perfumes, dyes, optical brighteners and bleach. Avoid harsh enzymes if your baby has sensitive skin. Consider natural, unscented, non-toxic and hypoallergenic brands that are free of phosphates and other harsh chemicals. Ensure your cloth diaper detergent does not contain fabric softeners as this can cause residue build-up over time. See more on recommendations for detergents here: Best Detergents for Cloth Diapers
Can I use diaper cream?
There are no diaper creams that aren’t cloth safe: These are made to create a barrier on your baby’s bottom, and, guess what? They will also leave a barrier on your diapers, which will inhibit their absorption. Some common diaper cream ingredients that can cause staining, repelling, or odors and should be avoided are as follows: petroleum/petroleum jelly, paraffin, cod liver oil and calamine.To see a list of recommended diaper creams. Please visit the link below. Diaper Creams & Cloth Diapers
How many diapers do I need to start cloth diapering?
For newborns and young infants, the suggested number of cloth diapers and inserts is 24 to 36. For older infants, we suggest 14 to 24 diapers and inserts. These suggestions are based on the need to change a diaper every 2 hours, and would require washing every 2 to 3 days. If you plan to launder your diapers more frequently, you could make-do with fewer.
How can I get rid of lingering odors on my diapers?
To get rid of lingering odors it may be time for a deep clean or stripping your diapers. Click here on instructions on how to do this: Stripping & restoring your diapers
Why knowing your hard water levels important?
Hard water can be a nuisance as it leaves mineral deposits on your faucets and fixtures. Hard water can also affect the performance of your laundry detergents, and therefore can affect your laundry routine and cause build up. Click here for more information on dealing with hard water and how to combat it: Hard water and cloth diapers
What temperature settings should I use?
Wash cloth diapers using a normal warm or hot water cycle. During regular washes, use water that is less than 95oF to increase the lifespan of your diapers. When cleaning cloth diapers that are extremely soiled or when tackling build-up, you can increase the water temperature - but ensure the water is less than 115oF. When you wash cloth diapers, never boil them as this can cause damage:
Are cloth diapers safe to put in the dryer?
Yes, cloth diapers are safe to put in the dryer. To lengthen the lifespan of your diapers, your best bet is to tumble dry on a delicate or low heat setting. When drying cloth diapers, avoid dryer sheets as this can cause residue build-up.
Can I wash cloth diapers with other laundry?
Yes, you can wash your cloth diapers with other laundry as long as the wash routine is consistent and cloth diapering washing/drying rules are adhered to. Make sure to avoid anything with velcro, and clasps, and zippers, as well as towels, and anything else you wash that requires a heavy duty wash cycle.
How can I get rid of stains?
First know that staining on cloth diapers is normal! Allowing your cloth diapers some time to dry in the sun may be just what they need to help combat stubborn stains! See more on helpful tips to get rid of stains here: Removing stains in cloth diapers
