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Popolini EasyFix Pocket One-Size, 10-pack

Popolini

10 easyfix diapers (assorted colors) and a fabric bag.

The Popolini EasyFix Pocket One Size is the newest All-In-One diaper from Popolini. Use if from birth to potty training (3 to 15kg). The size is adjustable with a row of snaps on the front of the diaper. This diapers has snap closures at the waist.

Composed of a waterproof exterior and a stay-dry interior to keep baby's skin feeling dry. Comes with an organic cotton ultra-absorbent insert to stuff in the pocket. You can also  stuff the pocket with any other insert of your choice.

Our opinion: This is a leak-proof diaper  (due to the cleverly-designed leg gussets) that is extremely absorbent.

Washing instructions: Machine wash 90°C, tumble dry low (or air dry to extend the life of the diaper.)

Made in Europe, certified Ökotex 100.



 

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