Grey wool protection

This wool protection serves as a waterproof protection for the' Elimination Communication (HNI). It must be lanoised before the first use so that it becomes waterproof.

To practice' Elimination Communication (HNI) or baby accompaniment to continence, you can use a waist elastic (see elastic belt) to maintain in place at the waist level a cotton absorbent insert that passes to the crotch. You can learn more about this low-cost system by looking at the section of the baby blankets prefold. But this system Elimination Communication (HNI) is therefore not waterproof.
So, if you add, over it baby blanket, this wool protection, the system becomes waterproof. It's not waterproof, which makes you feel so baby has peeed. This also leaves the sensitive skins of babies much more breathing. This protection is therefore based on baby blanket and slips under a waist elastic (or elastic belt).
Very easy to remove and put back, the wool protection insert is very useful and inexpensive when you want to avoid leaks! Very convenient to practice' Elimination Communication (HNI).

Use:
or the baby wears a baby blanket and you put this wool protection above and a size elastic will keep everything in place;
either you slip it between baby blanket and a protect'hop to strengthen the impermeability of the Protect'Hop;
or the baby wears a baby blanket and a pair of trousers, and you can slip this wool protection between the two and hold it to the trousers belt, this will avoid changing the pants.

Single size, handmade in France, 100% boiled wool and applied in recycled wool or cotton. Hand wash, drying in open air. Wool has self-cleaning properties. For a pee, let the protection dry in the open air. For stools, gently clean with water and if necessary with wool or special lanoline laundry, then dry with open air.