Reusable Diapers for Babies | Babies, Newborns | Tickles
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Reusable
Diaper For Babies


Band-O, Bandana bibs | Dark sage

Rs. 300.00Rs. 449.00

Band-O, Bandana bibs | Misted teal

Rs. 300.00Rs. 449.00

Bum Buddy® - inserts for Explorer

Rs. 300.00Rs. 449.00

Cocoon | Barbados Red

Rs. 350.00Rs. 700.00

Cocoon | Ink Blue

Rs. 350.00Rs. 700.00

Cocoon | Minion Yellow

Rs. 350.00Rs. 700.00

Cocoon | Patina Green

Rs. 350.00Rs. 700.00

Explorer | Barbados Red

Rs. 550.00Rs. 1,099.00

What are Reusable Diapers?

The reusable cloth diaper is ideal for babies since it is soft, pleasant, inexpensive, and environmentally friendly. Since they have been in use for so long, cloth diapers are considered traditional diapers.

They are constructed of organic materials like cotton. They are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, including flat, pre-folded, fitting, contoured, tied-up, and curved. The most crucial thing to understand about cloth diapers is that they can be cleaned and washed just like any other item of clothing, making them reusable.

Benefits of Reusable Diapers:

  1. When the diaper is moist, the infant can feel it, which may encourage early potty training.

  2. The baby may be exposed to dangerous chemicals, such as pesticides and scents, less depending on the diaper type. For instance, pesticides are not used in organic cotton diapers.

  3. Perhaps more breathable than disposable diapers, cloth diapers can lessen skin rashes.

  4. Certain materials or chemicals in disposable diapers may cause skin responses in infants who have allergies. Exposure to allergies and other irritants may be decreased by using cloth diapers instead of disposable ones or by using them less frequently.


Summary

Reusable diapers are an excellent option for people who want to safeguard a baby's delicate skin while being environmentally conscious.

You don't have to be a cloth diaper purist who uses them exclusively. Following the birth of their kid, some parents use disposables for the first few weeks before switching to cloth. Others travel with disposables but use cloth at home. Others choose hybrid diapers, which offer the best of both worlds: a washable cover that hardly ever gets wet (apart from the rare blowout) and a flushable and biodegradable insert that won't pollute the environment for as long as a disposable diaper. So yes, it is all in the choice you make for the better of the environment!



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