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Trying Out Cloth Diapers, Trouble with Folding
I got the flat fold cloth diapers and can't figure out the folding. I was unable to find cloth diaper covers at both of the stores I went to (Target and ...
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- Check out Babyworks (www.babyworks.com). They are a small, family owned and run business in NW. They are incredibly sweet and helpful. They encourage you to bring b...
- reminds me of all the diapers I've folded. My mother made square diapers out of flannel. To fold them, lay flat with one corner towards you. Bring the side corners ...
- If you are willing to make a trip down to portland, there is a great store in the clinton hood that has been absolutely wonderful for all our cloth diapering needs. It...
Cloth Diapers
I want a diaper that can accomodate newborns through toddlers without having to buy more. Do I need inserts? Do I need diaper covers? ...
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- First of all the cheep ones will wear out fast and are thin. If you are going to go to cloth get some that will last til they go through potty training. That will be s...
- S., Kudos for wanting to go this route. It can require a lot of research to figure out what you want to use, but it's worth it. We have used cloth diapers for 2 years...
- I would suggest pre-folds and covers. You would probably need a few different sizes of each, but would be so much cheaper than some of the other items out there. As fo...
Which All in One Cloth Diaper to Ues?
You do need to keep buying larger air flow diaper covers as your baby grows which are not that expensive and also work really well- we rarely have a blow ...
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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...
Daughter Pulling off Diaper
Someone has suggested using diaper covers with snaps at night and that is an .... New diaper covers are not always fun to buy, but if you sold a couple of ...
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- I am assuming you use cloth diapers, so the duct tape isn't a viable option. I am not sure they would fit backwards. They are made to fit babie so much better than d...
- You could try snaps but she might be able to get those off too. I haven't tried putting the diapers on backwards, I wonder if that would fit right? Have you ever...
- Just a quick thought..........maybe it's time to start potty training!
Cloth Diapers Convenience and Cost Effectiveness
We LOVE cloth diapers. I think it is one of the best choices I have made ever! We use prefolds with Thirstie diaper covers, and snappis and then we also ...
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- Hey J.! Congrats. We'll have kids 2 years apart. My dd was born Sept 30, 2006. :) Great time to have a baby. Cloth is wonderful. It is a much cheaper way of do...
- Cloth diapers are always best as they breathe. Disposibles are a convience thing that breed diaper rash. Cloth can be rinsed in a clean toilet, squeezed and left in di...
- I am having my first baby in September too and want to use cloth diapers but don't know much about them. I am probably too late in getting this info to you, but I am ...
Cloth Diaper Questions
I like these covers because you can reuse them if they are not soiled. You have to use a different All-In-Ones each diaper change....seemed to pricy for us. ...
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- You are probably looking for a good all-in-one diaper so you don't deal with the plastic pants. There are so many choices out there. I have two huge boxes of all dif...
- Wool covers are the most breathable. You may also be interested in elimination communication: http://www.freewebs.com/freetoec/ EC will keep Baby dry!
- R., go to Mothering Magazine (www.mothering.com) ......you can find a zillion resources there for all kinds of infant and children's products....a few cloth diapers...
Advice on Changing Diaper Brands Due to Plastic Sensitivity
I can go over all the different types of diapers, covers, washing etc. .... They have a flushable insert that is enclosed in a washable diaper cover (it ...
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- Hi, I mostly use cloth diapers, but we always keep a package of disposables around for when our diaper wraps are all dirty or when we're out of town. Recently, I n...
- L., We used cloth with our daughter until she went to daycare and they didn't accept them. Bummer because we never knew what diaper rash was until switching to dis...
- Hi L., I see you've had several responses, so I'll just share with you what we did. We had the exact same problem with our daughter's skin around the diaper area. W...
Waking up with Soaking Diapers and pj's....HELP!
I also thought about buying the plastic diaper covers, but do not remember seeing them in any stores, so I do not know if they're even around anymore? ...
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- SAME problem! Oh my goodness, I was at my wit's end with night-time wake ups or early morning ones; love my little guy, but I need my sleep :) I hated the Huggies over...
- If they will at all fit, I would recommend the Huggies overnight diapers. I had problems with my daughter's diaper leaking at night, and the overnight diapers really ...
- When my son was younger we had the same problem. There is a product similar to feminine pads that is called a diaper doubler, and it goes inside the diaper. The supe...
Has Anyone Tried G Diapers?
Hi, I've never used the G diapers, but I do use cloth diapers & I love them. I use prefolds with a diaper cover on my son & he leaked less with them than ...
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- I have heard really great things about them. I never tried them with my oldest because we had already tried and rejected cloth. I didn't want to spend the money and ...
- We used Gdiapers on our twins who are now 21 months old. I had problems at first when they were little and used kissaluvs for the first 3 months (which I HIGHLY recom...
- I am a cloth diapering mom...to three boys(youngest is only 15 days old). I find that with the cloth diapers I have less poo-up-the-back accidents and also when I have...
Making the Change to Cloth Diapers
I got a package with different size diapers and covers so they last until potty ..... I used diaper covers called "Rubber Duckies" (they are NOT rubber), ...
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- I loved cloth -- almost sad as we have just potty trained last month. I used a combo of All-in-Ones and pockets. And like both equally well, but did find that pocket...
- Hi R.. I didn't use cloth, but I used G-diapers with my son for the first 7 months (he started peeing way too much at that time and I had to switch to huggies just to ...
- go to mother nature's in the southeast, on 26th & clinton - they will hook you up!
