Daytime Trainer - Whimsea
ColorWhimsea
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Description
• Two super absorbent layers of bamboo in the wet zone plus a waterproof layer to help prevent puddles.
• Stretchy waist and leg openings allow the child to pull the trainer up and down independently.
• Natural fiber interior provides an immediate wet sensation to help recognize accidents.
• Trim and comfortable design encourages continued use even after accidents become rare.
• Not intended to replace a diaper; holds small accidents but may leak if the bladder is fully eliminated or there are multiple accidents.
• Continue using a diaper if the child is not showing signs of readiness for toilet training.
• Choose a higher-absorbency option if there are frequent accidents or if potty training is just starting.
• Sizing does not correlate to disposable diaper sizing; check the size chart before ordering.
• Interior: two layers of 80% bamboo rayon and 20% polyester (backside of fabric only).
• Waistbands, legs, and sides: 94% polyester and 6% spandex.
• Wet zone reinforced with laminated TPU for added leak resistance.
• Made from natural fibers and should be washed and dried at least three times before first use to reach optimal absorbency.
• Absorbency increases up to about 8–10 washes.
• Remove solid waste and rinse with warm water before washing.
• Wash on hot with the detergent amount recommended for a heavily soiled load and dry on warm.
• Do not use bleach or fabric softener.
• Stretchy waist and leg openings allow the child to pull the trainer up and down independently.
• Natural fiber interior provides an immediate wet sensation to help recognize accidents.
• Trim and comfortable design encourages continued use even after accidents become rare.
• Not intended to replace a diaper; holds small accidents but may leak if the bladder is fully eliminated or there are multiple accidents.
• Continue using a diaper if the child is not showing signs of readiness for toilet training.
• Choose a higher-absorbency option if there are frequent accidents or if potty training is just starting.
• Sizing does not correlate to disposable diaper sizing; check the size chart before ordering.
• Interior: two layers of 80% bamboo rayon and 20% polyester (backside of fabric only).
• Waistbands, legs, and sides: 94% polyester and 6% spandex.
• Wet zone reinforced with laminated TPU for added leak resistance.
• Made from natural fibers and should be washed and dried at least three times before first use to reach optimal absorbency.
• Absorbency increases up to about 8–10 washes.
• Remove solid waste and rinse with warm water before washing.
• Wash on hot with the detergent amount recommended for a heavily soiled load and dry on warm.
• Do not use bleach or fabric softener.
Size Guide
| SIZE | WAIST | LEG |
|---|---|---|
| 18/24 Months | 15"-20" (38.1-50.8 cm) | 9"-13" (22.9-33.0 cm) |
| 2/3 | 16"-22" (40.6-55.9 cm) | 10"-14" (25.4-35.6 cm) |
| 4/5 | 18"-24" (45.7-61.0 cm) | 11"-15" (27.9-38.1 cm) |
**These measurements are meant to help you pick the trainer that will fit your child best, however, due to the stretchiness of the fabric the actual max stretch capacity on the waist and legs exceeds the range in the chart. So if your child is at the low end of one size, you can easily size down and they should fit appropriately.
About Smart Bottoms
Smart Bottoms makes organic cloth diapers and baby goods, including all-in-one diapers, newborn diapers, training pants, swim diapers, and accessories. The woman-owned small business was founded in 2010 by Christy Malone and her husband Geoff after their youngest daughter had an allergic reaction to the polyester lining in name-brand pocket diapers. Christy developed an organic all-in-one diaper free from harmful chemicals, with careful attention to how fabrics are milled and processed. The majority of products are made in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
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