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Quickdry V2 All-in-One Reusable Cloth Nappy

Quickdry V2 All-in-One Reusable Cloth Nappy

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The Quickdry all-in-one cloth nappy is an excellent option for those looking for a quick-to-dry and easy-to-use solution. It features an athletic wicking jersey lining that keeps your baby dry and comfortable.

It is a great no-fuss reusable nappy option as it needs no prepping, folding or stuffing and dries quickly on a clothesline. The Quickdry nappy is an excellent nappy for beginners, childcare and grandparents as it is so simple to use and fits just like a disposable nappy.

The Quickdry cloth nappy sits securely with double popper closures, has crossover poppers for smaller babies and hip poppers, which prevent wing-droop and leakage.

It can be easily boosted for extra absorbency to support the needs of heavier wetters. Our Hemp Boosters work a treat with Quickdry as they are slender and add no bulk.

The outermost part is made from soft and stretchy waterproof PUL, so no cover is needed.

The Quickdry all-in-one cloth nappy is an OSFM nappy, which means that one size fits most, so it is suitable from baby to toddler (approximately 10-35lbs/4-16kgs).

Fit tip: Fit as you would a disposable nappy - no need to tuck in the knicker-line.

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All-In-One (AIO) nappy: The absorbent part and water-resistant part are all sewn together and do not come apart. The easiest of cloth nappies to use and it’s ready to go when dry; no prepping, folding or stuffing needed. 

Aplix: The sticky strip fastening for nappies. Although it gives a snug fit it is not as durable as poppers and can easily be pulled off by toddlers.

Birth-to-Potty (BTP): These are size adjustable reusable cloth nappies that fit from birth through potty training. These are a popular choice as they are economical since you will not need to purchase new sizes as your child grows. They are unfortunately a poor fit on smaller babies.

Bamboo: Is a natural fibre that has anti fungal and antibacterial properties. It is highly absorbent and super soft. Bamboo is an eco-friendly crop that requires less land, water and no pesticides

Booster: An absorbent add-on that is either laid in, popped on or stuffed in your nappy to add to it's absorbency. Boosting it's capacity.

Cotton: Is a natural fibre with good absorbency. It wears well due to its robust fibre.

Cover: The water-resistant part that goes over a prefold or fitted nappy. Usually made of TPU/PUL, wool or fleece.

Crossover poppers: Poppers that are placed on the securing tabs of the nappy that pop together for smaller waists. 

Dry-pail: The process of storing used nappies before washing. Modern cloth nappies are not to be soaked in chemicals or any liquids before washing, they are stored in a large wet/dry-bag or bucket.

Fitted nappy: These nappies have no water-resistant layer and are only made of absorbent material so need a cover/wrap to use with them. They are generally made with hemp, bamboo or cotton. These can be slow drying nappies but generally they are really good for night times and heavy wetters.

Flat Nappy: A piece of absorbent fabric that requires folding before use, a cover is needed over the top

Hemp: Hemp is a natural fibre that is extremely durable. It is the most environmentally friendly fabric used in cloth nappies as it’s an eco-friendly crop which is fast growing and requires less water, fertilisers and pesticides than cotton crops. It has super absorbency although slow but stable. It is naturally antimicrobial.

Hip popper: Poppers that are placed on the securing tabs near the hips to prevent wing-droop.

Hook and loop: see “aplix” above.

Insert: This is the absorbent part of the diaper, usually made from either microfibre, bamboo, hemp, or cotton. Inserts are either sewn on or added to the nappy.

Liner: An optional extra that is put between baby’s skin and the nappy and catches any solids. These can be disposable or reusable (and washed with the nappies) but is not absorbent. Common types are Fleece reusables or Bamboo disposables.

Modern Cloth Nappy: Modern cloth nappies come in many shapes and sizes. Please see Fitted nappy and All-in-one nappy for examples.

Microfibre: A fast absorbing man-made fabric that holds the liquid between the fibres rather than absorbing it into them. It dries super fast although not as absorbent as other other fabrics. Microfibre should not be placed directly next to baby’s skin; stay-dry lined, a liner or stuffed into a pocket is fine, otherwise it can cause irritation as it pulls moisture from baby’s skin.

Minky/Minkee: a velvety, fluffy fabric commonly used as an outer in modern cloth nappies or as an absorbent core. It’s extremely soft but it does not hold a lot of liquid. 

Nappy bucket: Traditionally nappies were soaked in a chemical solution in a nappy bucket.  Modern cloth nappies do not need to be soaked, wet\dry-bags are an alternative.  Nappy bucket can also be known as a nappy pail.

One-Size (OS): see “birth-to-potty” above

OSFM: An abbreviation of One Size Fits Most (see "birth-to-potty" above)

Plus Size: A roomier nappy for chubby babies and/or for heavier wetters.

Pocket Nappy: A two-piece system; one being your water-resistant pocket, the other an insert you stuff into the pocket for absorbency. Pockets can be stuffed with different inserts (Bamboo, Hemp, Microfibre etc) to suit your little ones needs. The pockets need to be stuffed before use and inserts removed to wash.

Popper and Pocket: A two-piece system (Water resistant cover and absorbent insert) that can be used in two different ways. It can either be used as a Pocket Nappy by stuffing the outer water-resistant shell with an insert of your choice or the insert can be laid in and popped/snapped on.

Poppers: Plastic press studs that fasten and adjust the nappy, known for their durability and resistance to nappy curious toddlers. Also known as snaps.

Prefold: see “flat nappy” above

Rise: The rise of a nappy refers to the measurement from the waist at the front, to the waist at the back of the nappy.  Different sized nappies have different rise measurements.

Shell: see “cover” above.

Soakers: Soakers can refer to inserts/boosters or it can refer to wool pants that are worn over the top of a fitted cloth nappy or a night nappy.  Soakers work the same as any nappy cover in that they keep bedding and clothing dry when worn over the top of a fitted nappy.

SnapsSee ‘poppers” above.

Stay-dry: usually used in reference to the inner of the nappy, the "stay-dry" layer is made of suede cloth or micro-fleece which are fabrics that allow moisture to pass through them without feeling wet and therefore provide a dry feeling against baby's skin.

Suede Cloth: Suede Cloth fabric wicks moisture away from baby's skin and give the inside of a cloth nappy a stay-dry feel. It remains smooth after many washes.

Terry Square: see “flat nappy” above.

TPU/PUL: TPU stands for thermoplastic polyurethane. It’s the water-resistant coating bonded to the fabric. This does break down over time.

Trifold: A piece of absorbent fabric that requires folding before use, a cover is needed over the top. It can often snap into the nappy and sometimes has a stay-dry liner.

Velcro: see “aplix” above.

Velour: a plush knitted fabric with a soft, velvet-like feel, can be made from natural or synthetic fabrics. 

Wet-bag: Used to store clean and dirty nappies in when you are out and about. They are water-resistant. Large wet/dry bags can hang and be used instead of a bucket for storing dirty nappies till wash day.

Wicking: The process where moisture passes from a very wet fabric onto a dry fabric.  Often if the inner of a wet nappy touches bedding or clothing the wetness will wick onto the dry fabric.  The inserts can wick through the TPU/PUL cover, or through the stitching, this often happens if the nappy has been left on for too long, or the absorbent parts of the nappy beneath the PUL are too wet.

Wing-droop: Wing droop is when the front panel of the nappy works its way loose and slips down underneath the securing side tabs. This can cause the leg gussets and tummy panel to gape which usually leads to nappy leaks.

Wrap: see “cover” above.

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Theresa
Fab!!

These are brilliant nappies - so easy to use, dry quick and can be topped up with a booster. The best day time nappies I've had so far x

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Frith
So easy to use!

It’s a great nappy and so easy to fit, quick drying and no prep required. It’s a favourite for taking out with us as it’s ideal for those quick changes when out and about.

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Laura Collins

I am in love with the Quickdry nappy and here are my reasons why:

- Quickdry nappies are everything! They are my favourite of all of the Little Lovebum styles. They dry quickly, which makes it easier when there’s only one of me washing and rotating the nappies at home.

- I also love that the Quickdry is so easy to fit and is pretty fool proof. This makes it really simple for me to fit at home and for my son’s Dad to also fit the same way, without having to ask.

- Using cloth as a single parent is actually saving me money too, and obviously money can be a little tighter when you’re on your own.

Highly recommend this nappy!

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Jenny Hamouy

A great option between a shell and an all in one. It dries so much quicker than the all in ones and quicker to put together than the pocket shells. We use with the hemp booster and it lasts our heavy wetter 2 hours (as do all our nappies). Fits our baby (10kg+) well with space to grow.

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Samantha Lee

Love! Highly recommend, they hold a good amount of liquid and they dry quickly after washing. I wish we would have discovered Little Lovebum earlier in our diapering journey, we would have made the switch to reusable a lot sooner.

We live in the US and have tried other US based brands they don't even compare in quality. If you are in the US and concerned about shipping costs 1. they arrive quickly and 2. lovebum is absolutely worth it!