i play. by green sprouts Reusable Swim Diaper

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Here's a fun fact most new parents learn the hard way: regular diapers explode into a gel-filled nightmare the second they hit water. You need swim diapers. And disposable swim diapers cost about $2 each, which adds up fast when you're going to the pool three times a week all summer. The i play reusable swim diaper pays for itself in about 4 pool trips. It has three layers: a wicking liner that pulls moisture away from skin, an absorbent middle layer, and a waterproof outer layer that keeps everything contained. Let's be real about what "contained" means here though. Swim diapers (reusable or disposable) are designed to catch solids. They don't absorb urine. That's just how it works with pool diapers. Nobody tells you that part. The snap sides make for easy on and off, and the UPF 50+ fabric gives extra sun protection on baby's bottom and thighs. They machine wash easily and dry fast. We had three in rotation and they lasted our whole first summer. The prints are cute too, which is a nice bonus when your kid is basically just wearing a diaper at the pool.