Who else notices when efforts are made to reduce plastic use? I love seeing natural material in place of plastic! This is a Merino wool cover from a brand called Flappy Nappies, who creates products geared towards elimination communication. The belt has snaps which attaches the body of the diaper. When your baby gives a cue that they're going to pee or poo, you can easily snap the front of the diaper off, which gets it out of the way so that baby can use a potty. When you're practicing EC, it can be very helpful to have quicker access than a traditional cloth diaper would allow. My "baby" is too old for EC, he's certainly in the potty learning age range now. But I got this so that I can demonstrate how it works, and so that I can speak on the size range. He is 25lbs and I tried it on over an All-in-one style diaper, there is still room to grow.. plus these are meant to be used with a snap in insert so it would have even more room to grow. The advertised age range for this size is 6-24 months and has a 15-30lbs weight range. If you're thinking "wow that's small!" don't worry! EC is for infants. If your baby outgrows these but has been practicing elimination communication, they're probably ready to learn to use the toilet. EC is when the caregiver reads the cues, but eventually it shifts to the toddler reading their own cues and that's when training pants and underwear take over! 🥹 #EliminationCommunication #FlappyNappies #ClothDiapering #LowToxLife