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Kaiapa ʻAuʻau/Pākeke (Swim/Pocket Diaper)

Kaiapa ʻAuʻau/Pākeke (Swim/Pocket Diaper)

Ke Ala o ka Mahina Poni
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Mālama (care for) our oceans and planet by using a reusable swim diaper. Even if you do not use cloth diapers daily, using just one reusable swim diaper can decrease your consumption of single-use disposable diapers, and save you money! This diaper is comfortable and beautifully designed so that baby can swim in style!  

Features

  • Inner athletic wicking jersey keeps baby cool and comfortable and offers quick, easy cleaning
  • Gentle leg elastics
  • Wide back elastic to keep all the messes in
  • Leg elastics provide gentle and effective leak protection
  • Durable, long-lasting snap closure
  • Versatile use as a swim diaper (without inserts) or a traditional cloth diaper (with inserts)
  • Outer shell - 100% Polyester (Waterproof PUL laminate)
  • Print inspired by our indigenous Hawaiian culture, language, and stories

Size

  • Fits babies from approximately 8 to 35 lbs (4 to 16 kgs)
  • Designed to grow with your baby from birth until potty training
  • Features 3 x 4 rise snaps and waist snaps for adjustable sizing

Specifications

  • Outer shell - 100% Polyester (Waterproof PUL laminate)
  • Inner lining - Athletic Wicking Jersey
  • Inserts absorbency (if purchased) - 2 inserts, each with 4 layers super soft, highly absorbent natural fibers of (55% bamboo - 45% cotton)
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About our Kaiapa ʻAuʻau/Pākeke (Swim/Pocket Diaper)

Prior to using the diaper, adjust the rise snaps on the lower front panel of the diaper. For a smaller fit and to ensure a proper fit around baby's legs, secure the rise snaps on a lower setting. The diaper should sit right above baby's bum in the back and about an inch below baby's piko (belly button) in the front.

Secure the diaper around baby's waist by fastening the waist snaps. The diaper should fit snugly, but comfortably on your baby. You should be able to place two fingers between the top of the diaper and baby's tummy.

Before Use
Wash and dry all diapers at least once before use. This will help wash away natural oils that minimize absorption. 

Before Washing Soiled Diapers
Remove/shake solids into the toilet at each diaper change. 
Place soiled diapers/cloth wipes into dry pail or wet bag until laundry day. Do not soak diapers.

For Every Wash Cycle
Pre-wash: Warm wash, shortest cycle, with minimal or no detergent. This will help lift stains and rinse away residual waste.
Main wash: Hot wash, heavy cycle, with detergent and extra rinse.
Dry: Tumble dry on low or hang dry.

Wash around 12-18 one size diapers (plus inserts, wipes, pail liner and wet bags) in each load.

Wash diapers every 2 to 3 days after use.

Do NOT use fabric softener, bleach or dryer sheets. 

Only use cloth diaper-safe creams on your baby.

Air drying in direct sunlight is the best way to dry and disinfect diapers and inserts and also get rid of stains! However, do not leave them in direct sunlight for longer than necessary; the powerful UV rays and high temperatures may damage diapering products.

For more information on washing and care, click here.

About This Print

Ke Ala o ka Mahina Poni

The traditional Hawaiian calendar is based upon the phases of the moon, each with its own name and associated activities. The phases featured in this design include Hoaka, Kū Lua, ʻOle Kū Kolu, Hōkū, ʻOle Kū Lua, Kāloa Pau, and Lono. Hawaiians believe that certain activities are appropriate when the moon is in a certain phase. If you look closely, the moon phases here showcase the preferred time to plant and grow kalo (taro) and hala (pandanus), gather wana (sea urchins), and signal when the tide is low and seas are calm.

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  • Modern cloth diapers made
    from recycled plastic
  • Exclusive designs rooted
    in our culture
  • Beautiful, sustainable,
    culturally conscious
  • Native Hawaiian
    family owned

Kaleimamo Kuleana

Our diapers are CPSIA (Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act) and CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission) compliant, which means that they are safe for children, do not contain harmful metals and chemicals, and have passed testing at a CPSC-accepted testing lab.

Our products are responsibly made in China. We work only with manufacturers who operate under the Fair Labor Association Workplace Code of Conduct, which ensures a safe and healthy workplace setting, fair wages, and standard, regulated work hours. 

We manufacture our products in small batches to minimize waste.
We do our best to utilize tags and packaging made from plant-based and recycled materials, and minimally package our products with eco-friendly supplies. 

Giving back to our Hawaiʻi community is an integral part of our values and our mission.  Learn more about how we support our community here.

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Lindsey K.
Great!

These work great and are the best reusable diapers I’ve used for my three kids. I prefer them to the all in ones because I’ve found they dry faster. They used to come with inserts but that must have changed recently. Make sure you order inserts-cause they don’t come with any!

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Aska S.

I wish I had ordered these earlier. Great fit and my kid loves them.

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Veronica G.
Cool and stylish

We love these diapers! They're the coolest we've found for Hawaii's summer heat. Helping us to keep the diaper rash away. And of course the prints are beautiful.

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Whitney A.
Would definitely recommend!!

So far we’ve only used the Pocket Kaiapa as a swim diaper for our 3 month old, but I LOVE that we have the versatility to use it as a cloth diaper as well! And also love that it’ll grow with our baby and we won’t have to buy a bunch of different sizes of swim diapers. Would definitely recommend!

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Palikea L.
Palaka with Country Approved Lifestyle

Country ready for dirt, muliwai, kalo patch, and auwai, this Palaka diaper is cute, and resilient to the country lifestyle. We adore all things Kaleimamo.

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