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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....
Gdiapers, What Do You Think?
Asked by A.B. from Tulsa
on August 6, 2008
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Hi! I am a SAHM with a 19 month old boy. I can't quite convince my hubby that we should use cloth diapers, but both of us would like to be more eco friendly. I found t...
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- Cloth diapering is wonderful...if you are a SAHM and never have to have a baby sitter. My advice is to keep a few disposables on hand in the right size, just in case y...
- Hi! I have used gdiapers some on my 9 month old for 3 months and reallylike them. I am working on sewing some cloth diapers to work like washable inserts. That way,...
- I'm sorry I've never used these, nor had I heard of them before! But after reading over their Web site, I may try them whenever we have our second baby! Or I could ma...
Diaper Rash?
Asked by C.S. from Jacksonville
on July 6, 2009
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I'm just wondering about any other mom's with diaper rash experience. I'm not asking about what creams to use, etc., but in dealing with diapers. My 2yr old has deve...
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- I agree with Laura. You need to request that your child be changed more often. Try cloth diapers outside of daycare. She is getting close to using the potty, so thi...
- My daugher has a problem with luvs. She gets spots of excema that itch. It seems that neosporin or polysporin help with it. Good luck!
- I know you said you didn't want things to put on the rash but I wanted to let you know when my daughter was young and had diaper rash the only thing that worked was pu...
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...
Diaper Pail Recommendations?
Asked by C.M. from Janesville-Beloit
on June 3, 2007
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We currently use the Safety First Odorless Diaper Pail. That pail was okay at first for keeping in the smell, but lately, it hasn't been doing it's job. We have chan...
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- I had no luck with diaper pails, so we put a garbage can in the garage and put poopy diapers in a pastic bag in the pail right away. Wet diapers I put in there at the ...
- i have two words for you baking soda,baking soda and more baking soda.... i have a diaper champ and love it to death but as with any diaper pail they begin to smell. m...
- Hi, Well I don't know if this will be good new to you or not, but I tried all those diaper pails and they never worked. What I found that works the best is just to ...
My Son Has Diaper Rash
Asked by L.J. from Fresno
on November 27, 2006
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My son gets diaper rash quite often and i have tried everything out there, from creams to powders and he still gets them bad. Is there anything else that will help???
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- I used corstarch on my daughter. I found when I used desitin it made her raw and she hurt. I would let her take a warm bath and put cornstarch on her bum.
- Go to Walgreens and get a powder called "Caldesine"...not sure if the spelling is right but it comes in a pink bottle and as far as I know Walgreens is the only place ...
- corn starch in the diaper works wonders. I used it for a whole year on my daughters. just make sure that when you bath them you get the old stuff off! are you giving h...
Diaper Rash Advice
Asked by S.A. from Portland
on June 9, 2008
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My daughter is 7 months old. We just started solid foods 1 month ago. She is now pooping more frequently with a solid consistency. She is now struggling with diaper...
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- It's possible that she might have a yeast infection on her bottom...this can happen sometimes because it's humid and sticky in her diaper. You may need to go to her p...
- S., Try giving her some diaper free "air time" between changes-esp. after poopy ones. My daughter had quite a few boughts with diaper rash and whenever I let he...
- I use ButtPaste as well on my son. Another option is to use BagBalm. It's in a green tin can (that is square). It has a cow on the front. Another thought too is th...
Diaper Rash with Cloth Diapers
Asked by J.S. from Chicago
on May 19, 2010
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Hi, we've used mostly cloth diapers since my daughter's birth. She's now 18 months old and has always had really bad diaper rash, which goes away when we use disposibl...
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- I would recommend going to disposables. The cloth are not working for your daughter. Why fight the situation. You have tried "everything." Your daughter's persista...
- Hey, Listen you have used cloth through the days when you are using 12-15 diapers a day, you already made your impact. There are some biodegradable disposables that m...
- First of all, one of the other posters commented that there was some research to indicate the cloth diapers and disposable diapers have the same environmental impact i...
Cloth Diaper/ babyG's
Asked by H.D. from Sacramento
on March 25, 2011
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Hello all,
I am due with our second child in two weeks. I am going to be using babyG diapers (biodegradable) with our daughter. I was told that cloth diapering is e...
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- I love cloth diapers and used them with all three of my kids. It IS very easy and definitely worth it, in my opinion. My daughter hardly ever had diaper rash while s...
- I didn't read the other responses but I used cloth diapers when my little girl (who is now 4) was young and I LOVED them! I used diapers that were called AIO or AI2 (...
- I loved cloth diapers (Fuzzibunz) but I stayed at home. The reality is that you do have to wash them every day or 2 at the most, unless you can afford to really buy a...
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...
