Step 1 – Get the Diaper Ready 
Open the diaper and lay it flat. Take the insert and get ready to place it inside.

 Step 2 – Put in the Insert 
Put the absorbent insert into the pocket or center part of the diaper. Make sure the soft side of the diaper is on top (the part that touches your baby’s skin).

 Step 3 – Put the Diaper on the Baby 
Place the diaper under your baby and bring the front part over the waist. Make sure it fits nicely around the tummy and legs.

 Step 4 – Adjust and Button 
Use the buttons (snaps) to make the diaper smaller or bigger. Button it up so it fits snugly—but not too tight! This helps stop leaks.

 
 
 Extra Tip : 
For easy cleaning after your baby poops, place a tissue liner on top of the diaper before use. It helps you clean up faster!

While cloth diapers do require a bit of washing, many moms find it rewarding in the long run. They're gentle on the baby’s skin, save a lot of money over time, and are eco-friendly. With a proper washing routine and enough diapers in rotation, it becomes part of your regular flow — and many parents actually prefer it once they settle in!

Ensure the diaper fits snugly around the waist and thighs (not too tight, not too loose). Change the diaper every 2–4 hours or when it feels heavy. You can double the absorbent inserts to increase the absorbency.

Average Absorbency Time:

~2 to 5 hours

Depends on the baby age(frequency of urination) and the numbers of Inserts you are using inside the diaper.