Answers to all your cloth diapering with wool questions. Why should you use wool diaper covers on your baby? It has amazing pros when it comes to cloth diapering. Using wool in cloth diapering is one of the best choices I ever made. I have no doubt that it saved cloth diapering for me, especially at night. I was ready to …
Ditch the disposable cloth diaper liners & DIY your own cloth diaper liners out of fleece while cloth diapering on a budget. These are so easy to make, VERY cheap & best of all, there’s no sewing required! If you are on a cloth diapering budget, you are probably scouring the web for simple ways …
One of the most important factors in cloth diapering is absorbency. Let’s look at the best absorbing fabrics and which are the best absorbent materials to use with cloth diapers. Parents will surely agree that having the right materials for their cloth diapers is a necessity. It’s a lifesaver. Imagine watching your baby get uncomfortable …
Cloth diapers are actually the entire reason I started blogging and to this day, even though it’s been years since I used them, one of my life passions. Cloth diapers? A life passion? Yes! Because they are truly what started me on living a more eco friendly, green lifestyle that is healthier for my entire …
Want to use cloth training pants, but turned off by the price? Make your own! You can make these DIY waterproof training pants with this tutorial for less than $3 per pair! Although potty training officially ended a few months ago, when we were in it, I struggled with finding options for long car trips, …
Looking to use cloth diapers on a budget? You should consider all in two cloth diapers, or commonly referred to as AI2 diapers. Here’s 5 reasons why this cloth diaper type is budget friendly. We’re continuing the Cloth Diapering on a Budget series today with a look at a cloth diapering system that is extremely …
Hemp material is a great option to use when cloth diapering and these are 4 reasons you should be using hemp cloth diaper inserts. There are a lot of materials used in cloth diapers. Cotton, microfiber, minky, PUL… The list goes on and on. Today I’m sharing why I think hemp cloth diaper inserts are …
If you use cloth diapers, you know you need a cloth diaper pail. Disposable diaper pails just don’t work in most cases. Let’s talk cloth diaper pails and cloth diaper pail liner options and determine which will work best for you! One of the biggest myths about using cloth diapers is how gross and dirty …
One of the biggest concerns when you start researching alternatives to disposable diapers is how to wash cloth diapers. It’s way easier than you think, especially when you follow these tips and develop your own cloth diaper wash routine! After using cloth diapers for a total of 4 years, I’ve had plenty of experience in washing them. …
A lot of cloth diapers are called one-size diapers, but the Softbums Diapers truly is. Check out how this Softbums Echo cloth diaper system can fit a newborn as small as 6 pounds to a toddler that is 35 pounds. I received a Softbums Cloth Diaper to review. All thoughts are 100% mine. I’ve had …
Buying reusable diapers is only one part of the cloth diapering process. These are the 6 cloth diaper accessories that you absolutely must include in your cloth diaper stash. When you decide to cloth diaper and begin your research on what you need you are probably one of two types of people: Do I really …
If you’re looking for a comprehensive How to Use Cloth Diapers at Home guide, here it is! The ins, outs, and hows of using cloth diapers. This post was inspired by a collaboration with Buttons Diapers. All opinions are my own. This post may contain affiliate links. Congratulations on making one of the best decisions …