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Gdiapers
Asked by K.C. from Seattle
on July 1, 2009
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I am thinking about using gdiapers...I know that they are biodegradable and you can use cloth. I am planning on use the cloth at night and the disposable inserts durin...
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- The starter pack is definitely the way to go! I really like the g-diapers, but I don't use them all the time. I use cloth at home and use the g-diapers for situation...
- My experience with cloth, and even something like a seventh generation disposable, is that you absolutely get more leaks earlier than you do with something like Huggie...
- I used G diapers with my last daughter and LOVED them. I mainly used a variety of cloth inserts rather than the "flushies" but did compost the wet flushables she used....
Need Advice on Cleaning Cloth Diapers
Asked by K.Y. from Chicago
on April 11, 2008
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I am very new to cloth diapering. It has only been less than a week. I have the bum genius 3.0 and the AIO 2.0's. Both seem to work great for holding leaks. My only pr...
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- I don't use cloth diapers, but my mom did on us and I remember cleaning them. She used vinegar where you would use fabric softener in the wash and that did two things...
- Hi K., Good for you for using cloth diapers. I too am a cloth diaper mom. We use Shaklee laundry detergents. With the tougher stains, we would soak them in the sta...
- As both of my children were born in the 70's, we only used cloth diapers. once in a while if we were on a long car trip it was more convenient to use Pampers (just abo...
Severe Diaper Rash
Asked by A.N. from Raleigh
on December 10, 2007
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I have a 10 month old that has severe diaper rash. She had a viral infection that has caused her bottom to blister and sometimes bleed. It breaks my heart to see how ...
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- My son used to get diaper rashes like that and the only thing that works for me is Arbonne diaper rash cream. I will use it at the first start of a rash and by the end...
- Hi A., I had the problem when my son was a baby. Have you had her back to the dodtor? The reason I ask is my son would get a diaper rash like that when he had ear inf...
- I once thought my child had a severe diaper rash and it turned out to be a yeast infection. This was easily treated with vaginal cream, approved of course, by my Pedia...
Smelly Diaper Champ
Asked by J.S. from Seattle
on May 13, 2008
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We've used the diaper champ for 17 months now. For the first year or so the odor was easily controlled. Now we can't seem to get rid of the odor. We've tried oust (...
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- Oh my I Have the same problem. Here is our solution. We use the lightly scented glad force flex bags and when when change the bag out we spray oust then let it "air" o...
- I haven't been able to read everything (there are A LOT of responses), but I thought I would add...sprinkle a little baking soda in the bottom after you clean it. It ...
- We have the same trouble. We originally bought it because we saw it on Good Morning America. We've had it for 6 years, and have never been able to completely "get it...
Cloth Diaper Help Needed-too Many Choices!
Asked by K.G. from Boise
on December 10, 2008
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I want to use cloth diapers (first baby due in Jan) and I can't decide - there are too many kinds. I bought a couple G-diapers but since they aren't traditional diape...
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- I bought nearly all of my cloth diapers from cottonbabies.com. I have (had) Kooshies all-in-ones, Bum Genius 2.0 all-in-ones, and Bum Genius bamboo ones that needed a...
- I didn't like the factory diaper choices very much so I bought some diaper flannel and tore it into squares. Then I hemmed the edges. This is nice because I can fold t...
- Bumgenius 3.0 hands down...I have not had a single leak!! They are super to easy to put on, to wash, and look really cute too! I read a ton of feedback from other moms...
The Great Diaper Debate
Asked by L.T. from San Francisco
on March 26, 2008
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We currently use G-diapers for our 10 week old daughter. We are getting close to needing to move up to the the next size and I am trying to decide whether or not to st...
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- hey L.! i have a 5 week old little girl and have spent much of the past 5 weeks exploring different diapers! i tried fuzzi bunz but thought they wee too hot and took t...
- We used them all! So i can tell you that the all in oues didn't work well for us; just weren't absorbant enough. The other ones we used were Under the nile brand organ...
- Having tied g-diapers, bum-genious, and fuzzi bunz, I definitely recommend going with the bumgenius or fuzzi-bunz. The bumgenius is really fantastic.
All Moms Who Use or Have Tried Cloth Diapers
Asked by K.E. from Birmingham
on March 15, 2011
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Hey Moms.... I could really use your help knowing what works for you and what doesn't when it comes to cloth diapers. My 2nd baby is due in early Sept, and I'm going t...
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- I washed my own. I have only used the bum genius a handful of times and wasn't impressed. I Loved Pre-folds and I had a variety of covers although thirsties or regul...
- I used a diaper service, too. washing diapers is a full time job, and a nasty one at that! I used cloth at home, disposables when out and about and an overnight dispos...
- I used a service. They came once a week, left a fresh can full of clean diapers, picked up my nasty can full of dirty diapers. I was always pleased with their service...
Cloth Diapers Vs. Disposable Diapers
Asked by A.K. from Pocatello
on May 30, 2009
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When I was pregnant with my daughter I decided to use cloth diapers. I bought the worst ones I think! Gerber prefolds from Wal-mart and diaper covers. I suffered with...
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- Hey A. I see you are getting lots of good advice, so I will keep mine short. We are opening up an eco-friendly baby store specializing in cloth diapers, slated to...
- Just if you want, I haven't done this myself, but it's an idea: http://www.boston.com/news/globe/living/articles/2005/07/05/look_ma_no_diaper/
- We have used prefolds with covers. Prefolds are the cheapest and easy to clean. (The pockets or all-in-ones take longer to dry and seem to be harder to get clean.) I a...
Possibly a Dumb Question About Cloth Diapers....
Asked by A.P. from Boston
on May 20, 2010
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I just bought gDiapers with cloth inserts, I am brand new to cloth diapering but always wanted to try it, so here I go. My dumb question is, when it says to wash the ...
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- if you are laundring them there really is no need to get a diaper pail. I just used a laundry basket. I put the diapers in the basket and the insert hung on the side t...
- I have a few g diapers mixed in with my cloth - and the initial washing is just to "purify" them from shipping and handling. You can probably throw them in with your o...
- Check out www.cottonbabies.com for excellent info about starting the cloth diapering journey! I followed all of their advice and found cloth diapering to be very easy...
Seeking Information About Environmental Impact of Cloth Vs. Disposable Diapers
Asked by S.T. from Minneapolis
on February 9, 2008
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I have heard that it is an environmental "wash" between cloth and disposable diapers when you take into account the water and products used by diaper cleaning services...
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- Everyone has given you great advice. If you are interested in the gdiapers, I am selling them on craigslist so let me know if you want them because it is going to be ...
- An option to look at: g diapers. They are a cross between disposable and cloth. There is a biodegradable liner that is flushable that attaches into a cloth liner sys...
- When you take into effect how long it takes a disposable diaper to decompose, I believe that is a large environmental factor. I used cloth diapers with all three of m...
