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The Esembly diaper is not your average diaper because it’s made up of two parts. A soft, absorbent Inner and an adorable, waterproof Outer that together makes one comfy blowout-proof diaper.

As seen in the video, when using you’ll need to cover the Inner with the Outer to complete the diaper.

We recommend changing your awake baby every 2-3 hours or immediately if poop is detected. It’s common to time diaper changes with feedings. 😊

When changing your baby, remove the Outer and give it a quick check. Outers do not have to be laundered after each use. If the Outer is clean, go ahead and reuse it. If it’s just a little damp, set it aside to dry, using a new Outer with this change. Then switch back to the first one at the next change. If it’s dirty, toss it along with the soiled Inner in your Pail Pouch for laundering.

When changing a poo diaper, if your babe is on a milk-only diet (breast milk or formula) soiled diapers can go straight into your Pail Pouch for laundering, no pretreatment needed. Once your babe starts solids, you’ll need to remove the bulk of the poo prior to laundering — our Tosser make this step simple and ick-free! 🙌

Questions about the Esembly system or any and all things diaper changing? Drop them in the comments🤍

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About Esembly:
Our commitment to making the world a better place extends all the way down the production line. We’re a women-owned business committed to sustainably grown, low-impact, high-quality ingredients and responsible manufacturing.

Our organic diapers are made from certified organic cotton grown responsibly in South Asia. Conventional cotton is considered one of the world’s “dirtiest” crops, wreaking havoc on farmers, farmland and nearby water supplies. Organic cotton production maintains healthier soils and reduces the use of toxic and persistent pesticides and fertilizers. Which means it’s not only better for your baby’s skin, but also for the workers who grow it and the soil it’s grown in.

All of our shipping materials and packaging (including the bottles and jars our skincare comes in) are made from 100% recycled material and are fully recyclable.