HalZebra cloth diapers are designed with your baby's comfort in mind. Using suitable, breathable fabrics and changing diapers regularly can help reduce prolonged moisture exposure. Every baby's skin is different, so proper washing, thorough rinsing, and ensuring the diaper is not too tight are important. If a rash persists or worsens, consult your pediatrician.

The number of cloth diapers you need depends on your baby's age, daily diaper changes, and washing routine.

Newborns: You may need approximately 10 -12 different style of diaper changes per day according to your situations.

Older babies: You may need approximately 6–8 diaper changes per day.

For regular use: Having 15–25 cloth diapers can provide a practical starting point, depending on how frequently you wash them.

Start with a number that suits your daily routine and increase your collection as needed.

Yes, some cloth diapers can be used overnight if they provide sufficient absorbency and fit your baby properly. However, not all cloth diapers are designed for overnight use. For longer-lasting protection, we recommend choosing our disposable baby diapers.

Follow these simple steps to store used HalZebra cloth diapers hygienically:

• Remove any solid waste into the toilet, where appropriate.
• Store used diapers in a breathable dry pail or a suitable, washable wet bag.
• Keep the storage container out of your baby's reach.
• Avoid leaving soiled diapers for extended periods.
• Wash them according to the recommended care instructions.

Safety tip: Keep used diapers away from children and never soak diapers in containers that could pose a drowning risk.

Follow these basic washing steps to help maintain your cloth diapers:

1. Step 1: Remove waste dispose of solid waste appropriately before washing.
2. Step 2: Pre-wash, Run a short wash or rinse cycle to remove urine and loose waste.
3. Step 3: Main wash, Wash using a suitable detergent and the temperature recommended on the product care label.
4. Step 4: Rinse thoroughly, Ensure the diapers are free from detergent residue and excessive buildup.
5. Step 5: Dry completely, Air-dry or use a dryer if permitted by the care instructions. Make sure the diapers are completely dry before storing them.
6. Step 6: Store hygienically, Keep clean, dry diapers in a clean place, ready for your baby's next change.

Important: Follow the washing instructions for your specific HalZebra diaper. Avoid fabric softeners if they can affect absorbency, and do not use bleach unless the product's care instructions permit it.