Diaper Pail Products: Diaper Covers
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Diaper Covers?
Asked by T.R. from Portland
on February 16, 2009
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Hi Moms!
We are about 9-10 weeks away from our baby boy being here and I'm trying to get everything ready. We have decided to use a diaper service for cloth diaper...
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- Hi T., I would be happy to go over cloth diapers and covers with you. A great and very easy option would be wool covers. If they get wet with urine, just trade th...
- I don't know a ton about the diaper covers, but I always see them online in different Etsy shops. If you go online to Etsy.com and search for "diaper cover" I bet you...
- Good for you for choosing cloth! We are currently cloth diapering for the 2nd time, and are still so happy with the decision. There are a lot of options out there- wha...
Help from Cloth Diaper Users Please!
Asked by R.H. from Oklahoma City
on May 1, 2008
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I could use some expierenced mom advice on using cloth diapers. I used disposables with my son because I couldn't afford the price of cloth when I had him but now I a...
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- Hi R.! Cloth diapers are SO FREAKIN' CONFUSING in the beginning! I used prefolds, pins and snappis and plastic pants with my daughter, owing to the initial expense of ...
- Hi R., I used cloth diapeers with a diaper sevice for almost two years...and LOVED it!! They used a cloth diaper in a fitted cover and they work great! Also have a ...
- we used fuzzi bunz with pretty good success until my daughter was about a year, then she became too heavy of a wetter for them. we could have used a doubler or gone u...
Cloth Diaper Workshops and Services
Asked by A.L. from Los Angeles
on April 11, 2012
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We're thinking of cloth diapering our newborn (due late June) and I am quite overwhelmed with all the cloth diapering options out there...I was wondering if there are ...
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- We used Dy-Dee with both of our children. Very handy. Their diapers and prorap covers hold in newborn poop the best! The disposable always leaked it. We also have ...
- Glad the other moms who answered liked using cloth diaper service. I HATED it. I tried it for a month and dropped it as soon as my contract was up. It was 29 years...
- I've used cloth for both my kids and I LOVE them. Check out www.diaperpin.com for excellent reviews and help. Also, www.mothering.com tends to have a more "natural" ap...
Diaper Service Vs. Disposable
Asked by T.M. from Minneapolis
on March 30, 2006
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I am a very 'green' conscious person and am considering using a diaper service for home diaper changes. I know it also helps with potty training.
I would love ...
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- Hi, I use cloth diapesr on my 2.4 year old and 10 month old...and our to be #3 in August. www.diaperswappers.com and www.diaperpin.com are good places to learn more an...
- We have been using cloth diapers since my son was a newborn and I love them, I would never go disposable. We personally decided not to go with a diaper service for ...
- I'm a huge fan of cloth diapers and have been using them since my son was born 18 mos ago. His daycare uses only disposables but I still use cloth at home. A good ...
Which Cloth Diaper?
Asked by A.A. from Los Angeles
on August 13, 2008
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I am on a quest to start using cloth diapers. My daughter is 17 mos. and seems to have developed an allergy to disposable diapers. I've tried using 2 different brands ...
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- Just wanted to say that my liitle boy developed a rash when he wore Pampers(size 2 and up), Luvs and Huggies. I tried the Kirkland Diapers from Costo, and they work gr...
- We have fuzzi bunz. I happy Happy Heinys too but i don't like them as much. We just dump the poop in the toilet, it is mainly solid and goes down no problem. My hus...
- I use Fuzzy Bunz and love them! My husband likes them too because it is very quick to get to change them. They are very easy to use and clean. I bought mine from www.n...
Cloth Diapers & Diaper Rash
Asked by M.I. from Wichita
on June 23, 2009
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Ok, so my husband & I decided to use cloth diapers w/ the lil guy (at least when he's at home). It's going well, but we're having diaper rash issues. The lil guy has a...
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- Have you tried corn starch (not talc)?
- I never used cloth diapers, but I have seen inserts that look kind of like a sturdy tissue to put in to help soak up the urine. I don't know how well they work. I thi...
- If it's not too bad or concerning, at his next dr visit bring it up bc it could be a yeast infection or something other than plain ol' diaper rash. If he's really unc...
Homemade Diaper Wipes????
Asked by J.S. from Sacramento
on December 22, 2008
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I wanted to see if anyone out there uses or has used homemade diaper wipes. I am striving to be as "green" as possible and will be using cloth diapers. In doing some r...
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- So I did not use cloth wipes, but a few of my friends did, they used baby wash cloths, organic or not and a spray bottle with filtered water to wet the cloth or the bo...
- One time at Costco I bought a pack of 25 washcloths very inexpensively. Just warm water is best with a washcloth, or soap and water. String up a little clothes line ...
- We use cut up old shirts, baby wash cloths, etc and keep them in a big yogurt container by the changing table damp with a mixture of water and soap (very tiny bit of s...
Seeking Cloth Diaper Advice
Asked by J.M. from Seattle
on October 29, 2011
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For those of you who have used cloth diapers, what products did you go with? Where did you get them?
We are having our second child. For our first child we used S...
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- We are on our second baby with cloth diapers and we, (yes my husband) loves them. They are no harder to take care of then doing your normal laundry, you just have to ...
- I adore the following diapers: http://www.babycottonbottoms.com/thirstiesduodiaper.htm And i like that supplier as well. I have tried a wide variety of cloth di...
- They make great burp cloths :) Good luck...sorry I cannot help.
Which All in One Cloth Diaper to Ues?
Asked by A.N. from San Francisco
on December 20, 2008
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I have been using g diapers and I would like to find a high quality all in one cloth diaper. Can anyone help in finding a good brand? Also, what are the pros and cons ...
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- I like monkey doodlez. They are trim and fit well. But my son can take them off because of the velcro, so I always have to put pants over them. Pro to AIO is that they...
- My husband and I LOVE Fuzzi Bunz! They're technically pocket diapers, but super easy to use--just stuff the liner inside them, and you're done. Pros: They hold up ...
- I've used Kushies with my last two, and I love them. They are soft, easy to put on and take off, leak proof, and wash well. I have tried others, such as Fuzzy Buns, bu...
Diaper Service or Pocket Diapers?
Asked by L.A. from Seattle
on March 2, 2009
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Hello Mamas!
I am due in less than 4 weeks and am trying to figure out how we are going to approach the diaper issue. I'm pretty sure that I want to use the pocket ...
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- I have tried a few different kinds and like the BumGenius the best. I suggest getting a sample package of different brands to see which style fits best. We started w...
- Hi L. - I didn't start with cloth until my daughter was 7 months, so I can't speak from personal experience. I've only heard that prefolds work well on newborns. I ...
- Try a diaper service for the first 3 months to make sure you can handle the extra work of cloth diapers because they are much more work than disposables. We use cloth ...
