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Why Cloth? There are three (or more) reasons why cloth is better than disposables. Cloth diapers are healthier for baby’s skin. They are not full of chemicals that may be harmful to your baby. They do not contain the “magic gel” or sodium poly acrylate or bleaching agents. These are both listed as harmful carcinogens by the EPA. Sodium poly acrylate was also banned in tampon use in the 1980’s, but is still in use in disposable diapers today....Learn More |
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Which Diaper? Are you overwhelmed by all the choices in the cloth diapering market today? Reviewing the styles listed may help you narrow down what will work best for your family. First, determine what type of fabrics you prefer. This can help eliminate some options. Next, think of who will be caring for baby most of the time. Will baby be in daycare or home? Most daycares prefer an all in one or pocket diaper style. If you are staying home, you may have more options to choose from. Finally, decide if you want sized or a one-size option. Sized diapers can provide a better fit, but.....Learn More |
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Which Detergent? We have the done all the research for you. With all of the choices available to you, use our guides to find the perfect detergent! From all natural to high efficiency......Learn More |
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Washing Cloth Diapers There are 2 basic methods for storing wet and soiled cloth diapers - the wet pail method and the dry pail method. In the wet pail method, all cloth diapers are placed in a pail filled with water. Storing the diapers in water (usually accompanied by baking soda) is said to help prevent stains from setting. When wash day comes, the water is drained in the bathtub or toilet and then the diapers go into the wash....Learn More |
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Diaper Folding With many ways to fold a diaper we recommentd the "Basic Angel Wing Fold". This fold can be used with any size of our pre-folded diapers. It provides excellent absorbency and a trim fit. Waterproof diaper covers have replaced the need for pins and rubber pants. They are cool and breathable. Snappis are the newest addition making cloth diapering that much easier. They work like pins, but are much safer....Learn More |
