Most people assume that you only saving money buying the cloth diapers themselves, which is completely true, but you also save money on sales tax, diaper cream and energy to! If you would like to know more about how much it costs to cloth diaper check out this article Diapering savings with cloth diapers Sales…
To set up your home for cloth diapering you only need If you want to learn more about starting to cloth diaper check out my article What do I need to ready my home for cloth diapering? All you really need to start cloth diapering is some kind of change mat, whether it be a…
Making your own cloth diapers is as simple as folding a T-shirt, flour sack towel or receiving blanket and attaching it to baby. Making your own cloth diapers doesn’t have to involve sewing, it doesn’t have to involve going out and buying elastic, snaps and extra strength thread. All you need is to know which…
Yes, there are one-size cloth diapers that will fit average size newborns, usually the description of the cloth diaper will tell you when it starts fitting, 5-6 pounds is good unless you have small babies, 8-12 is to big. If you want to learn more about newborn cloth diapers check out these articles How to…
Yes, cloth diapers are sanitary, sanitary just means clean and cloth diapers are surprisingly easy to clean. There are laundry additives that aid the cleaning process, treat stains and some even disinfect, so there is no reason to be concerned about cloth diapers being unsanitary. If you want to know more about how to tell…
The best cloth diaper for you is You as an individual will have certain likes and dislikes so make sure that you only use this list as a place to start. Also if you think a particular cloth diaper is the ugliest thing you’ve every seen, don’t buy that one, one of the biggest bonuses…
All-in-one cloth diapers are cloth diapers that have the absorbent layer (insert) and the water-resistant layer (cover) sewn together, this makes them faster to prep after washing but makes them more expensive then other styles of cloth diapers How to care for all-in-one cloth diapers In general all cloth diapers are pretty easy to care…
Washing cloth diapers is pretty simple once you get started, but here are some tips to help you get started Which washing machine cycles for cloth diapers? Usually when washing cloth diapers, you run the cloth diapers through 2 wash cycles, 1 shorter cycle and 1 long cycle. 1st cycle The first cycle is to…
The main downsides to cloth diapers are Larger upfront cost Washing them Cloth diapers with snap closures can be confusing Are cloth diapers harder to put on then disposables? Some are some things about cloth diapers that are exactly the same as disposable diapers, but there are also parts that are not so similar. Closures…
As long as a cloth diaper cover is water-resistant in some way it is a good cover that can be made to work, however that does not make it the best cover for you. The best cloth diaper cover for you should Be water-resistant Fit your baby relatively well Be within your budget Be something…