These are the eco-fabric version of Bongo Baby's "Shi Shi Nix". Check out the reviews!
These gorgeous absorbent baby training pants are made from natural organic cotton jersey body, with soft hemp legband and luxurious bamboo velour crotch lining. Hidden under the lining are 2 layers of thirsty bamboo towelling and a layer of PUL to prevent moisture soaking through.
Please note that these little pants are meant to hold a pee and are more absorbent than the regular Shi Shi Ni. However, if left on wet for too long the moisture may start soaking into surrounding legbands. For added protection designed especially to fit over these trainers, please check out our new merino wool trainer covers -- also available in polar fleece!
Sizing: To figure out which size you need, measure your baby around at hip level, just below the fullest part of the belly, to get the waist measurement. Rise measurement is taken from the front of the natural waistline, between the legs and up to the back of the natural waistline. These trainers are designed to fit slightly below the rise measurement in the front. Age recommendations are approximate as all babies are different shapes and sizes. For some slimmer tots, a size medium might fit them through to toilet training, especially for EC babies.
| SIZE |
Weight |
Waist |
Rise |
Age Range
|
| S |
up to 9 kg (20 lbs)
|
38 cm (15")
|
35 cm (14")
|
3-12 months
|
| M |
up to 12 kg (26 lbs)
|
42 cm (16.5")
|
37 cm (14.75")
|
6-18 months
|
| L |
up to 15 kg (33 lbs)
|
46 cm (18")
|
39 cm (15.5")
|
12-24 months
|
| XL |
up to 18 kg (40 lbs)
|
50 cm (19.5")
|
41 cm (16.25")
|
larger children over 2 years
|
Currently in stock only in: Small with green spiral (NO PUL layer).
Note: this item is thin and light enough to ship at lettermail rates. If this is the only item you are purchasing through our site, you will be refunded for the difference in shipping charges between parcel and lettermail rates at the time of shipping. Alternatively, you can contact us to invoice you via Paypal for the exact amount.
