Microfiber Inserts:
These are composed of 3 layers of microfiber terry sewn together and are approximately 13cm wide by 35cm long.
Important: these must be used with a liner on top or inside a pocket to protect baby's skin from drying out or it may cause a rash.
Bamboo Terry Inserts:
These are composed of 4 layers of bamboo terry and are approx 13cm wide by 35cm long. They are quite a thin, soft insert and best teamed up with another insert unless you have a very light wetter or newborn.
Bamboo & Microfiber Inserts:
These inserts are composed of 2 layers of bamboo + 2 layers of microfiber (the inner layers) and are approximately 13cm wide by 34cm long. These are great for those wanting the benefit of fast absorbing microfiber but want a bit of extra absorbency with bamboo.
Bamboo Cotton Inserts:
These are composed of 4 layers from a mix of 70% bamboo and 30% cotton fabric and make for a soft, yet very absorbent insert. They are approximately 13cm wide by 35cm long but may shrink a bit when washed. These are one of our favorites - SUPER absorbent, soft and not too bulky. Pairs well with the hemp cotton underneath for the best combo!
Hemp Cotton Inserts:
These are composed of 4 layers from a mix of 55% hemp and 45% organic cotton fabric and are very absorbent. Hemp can become a bit firm when wet but will soften with age and washing. They are approximately 13cm wide by 36cm long but may shrink a bit when washed. These are one of our favorites - SUPER absorbent, soft and not too bulky. Pairs well with the bamboo cotton on top for the best combo!
Insert Trial Pack:
It can be hard to decide which inserts are best for your baby, so I've put together an insert trial pack which includes 1 of each insert type listed above for you to try.
Tip: It is totally normal for natural fibre inserts such as bamboo, cotton and hemp to shrink in the wash. While they're still wet, pull them gently back into shape before drying to help reduce shrinkage.
If you need help working out which nappy insert is best for you then click this link:
http://www.thenappylady.co.nz/nappystyles-fabrics.html
