Leaks

The diapers washable from my baby flee, is it normal?

On a punctual way, yes it can happen.

On the other hand, leaks should not be systematic or even regular. If you are faced with leaks too often, it is essential that you search for the cause.

The diapers Washable of my baby flee in the back, why?

In the vast majority of cases, leaks in the back are due to a washable layer too tight at the level of the size. Indeed, the majority of our inserts have a microfiber heart that allows rapid absorption. It should be known that microfiber is a material that absorbs compression and rejects compression liquid. That's why, a too tight layer will flee.

The diapers Washable from my baby flee at the thighs, why?

Leakage at the thighs can have several causes:

- the layer is poorly adjusted

Make sure the layer is at your child's groin. If you reduce the layer, be sure to tackle the insert against your child's seat, going up the insert at the size of your baby. If your baby is less than 5kg, it is possible that the layer is too wide at the thighs. In which case, you can go back to the sides of the diapers.

To download: How to set a washable layer?

- Inserts are not absorbent enough

It is possible that the inserts you use are no longer absorbent (your growing baby, he urinates in greater quantity). It must then opt for more absorbent inserts or double them.

- The inserts are fouled

The diapers Washable of my baby flee through the layer on the front, why?

The first thing to check is that your diapers are not split or cracked. If so, they are unfortunately no longer waterproof because of a lack of maintenance.

The diapers Washable are in pul that is a waterproof, but breathable material. As a result, when the pul is in contact with too much liquid, the liquid will pass through.

If your baby's layer is leaking forward, it is that the insert is saturated with liquid. It will then be necessary to opt for a more absorbing insert or doubling it. If you have a little boy, you can fold an insert in half and place it on the front over another insert.