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Tag Archive: cloth diapers

Wondering how to use cloth diapers with Toddlers?
January 27, 2023 7:25 am | by

If you are wondering how to use cloth diapers with toddlers, this post is for you! Cloth diapering a toddler or preschooler is a little different from cloth diapering a snuggly baby who doesn’t do any wiggling. By this time, your priorities may have shifted… You might want a trim solution that will enable your baby to wear the right size pants, for example. Or, you might struggle to find a solution that doesn’t have compression leaks every time your toddler sits down. Whether you’re looking for a way to increase absorbency (to handle a toddler who is holding their pee and

 
Are Prefolds the Best Cloth Diaper?
May 28, 2022 6:04 am | by
Real Mom Talk - Prefold Cloth Diapers

For generations, prefolds have been the staple of both cloth diapering families and cloth diaper services. Prefolds may even be the cloth diaper that your grandmother or mother used! They were a preferred diaper because they were durable, easy to wash, easy to use, and multi-purpose. 1. They are cheap. At $4 or less per diaper (depending on size and thickness) this is easily the cheapest way to cloth diaper. You can get enough diapers to get you through your baby’s entire diapering period for less than $200. 2. They are soft. After they quilt up in the first few

 
Getting Started: How many cloth diapers do I need?
March 27, 2022 8:00 am | by

I want to cloth diaper. Now you’re asking yourself, “What do I need to start using cloth diapers”? Well, do you know the answer? If not, that’s okay. We are here to help. Getting started with cloth diapers and building the number of diapers available for cloth diaper changes is easy. Not sure? It’s ok. Lots of families use both disposable diapers and cloth diapers. Here’s how you can begin: Purchase 24 cloth diapers in the style of your choice. Why 24? Newborns often go through eight to 10 cloth diapers a day, and we recommend washing your cloth diapers every other

 
 
Elemental Joy All-in-One Diaper
April 22, 2021 3:22 am | by

Introducing our newest bundle of joy! The brand new Elemental Joy All-in-One Diaper is currently available at Cottonbabies.com, Elementaljoy.com, in select Walmart stores and with select retailers. Shop here! HOW IT WORKS Adjust rise snaps to baby’s size Hidden absorbent core magically self-adjusts Put on baby, adjust tab snaps to fit waist For poop diapers, shake off solids Store in dry pail/bin Elemental Joy All-in-One Diaper Kit Yes, you’ve read that right, there is now an all-in-one Elemental Joy diaper. Each cloth diaper kit includes 6 Elemental Joy all-in-one diapers and 1 Elemental Joy wet bag inside a reusable diaper

 
Trim a Tree, Trim a Budget with Cloth Diapers
December 3, 2019 3:58 pm | by

Are you looking for a sustainable gift that (literally) won’t end up in the trash? Are you looking for a useful gift that both parent and baby will benefit from? I’m going to let you in on a secret: it’s cloth diapers! You can trim a tree and trim a budget! Cloth diapers can save parents literally hundreds to hundreds of dollars when used in place in disposable diapers. If you don’t know which diaper they would like, here are some tips. Most Bang for Your Buck Elemental Joy Cloth Diaper Kit is an affordable, easy to use option that

 
Share the Love: What to Do With Cloth Diapers After Potty Training
July 9, 2019 8:16 pm | by
What to do with cloth diapers after potty training: Share the Love

Wondering what to do with your beloved cloth diapers after your baby has potty trained? If you don’t plan on having more kids, you have options. Many families cut up their old diapers as rags for cleaning. If you have diapers that have life left in them, you can either give them to a friend or sell them. But, there’s another option you might not have considered. Your diapers can keep on doing their job and help families in need when you donate them to a cloth diaper bank like Share the Love. Share the Love is a national cloth

 
Top 5 Reasons to Love Cloth Diapers
April 18, 2019 7:00 am | by
Top 5 Reasons I Love Cloth Diapers

People choose cloth diapers for many different reasons. Some people are excited about saving money while others are dedicated to reducing waste. Some parents want to know exactly what is in their child’s diaper while others simply like cloth diapers because they are cute. Protect the Planet I love what cloth diapers replace. I definitely appreciate all of the reasons people choose cloth diapers. Originally, I was drawn to cloth diapers because of their environmental impact. I hated the thought of putting over a ton of waste into a landfill just from my kid’s diapers. As I learned more about cloth diapers through

 
The Story of Oops… and Oopsie!
March 20, 2019 10:08 pm | by
Behind the scenes: The story of our color "Oops" and "Oopsie!"

With a name like Oops, there must be a story! Did you know, the color “Oops” was purely chance? Fabric suppliers generate colors by code, but on one fateful run years ago, the code – we think for Blossom – was inverted. Just like that, Oops happened. Never wanting to waste, we decided to embrace the surprise. When we realized we didn’t have tabs that would match the PUL, our design team began proposing fun tab and snap combinations for our little Oops. We’d considered Grasshopper for one tab, Mirror for the other, with mixed up snaps, then someone pointed

 
My Journey with Cloth Diapers
March 20, 2019 8:00 am | by
My journey with cloth diapers. From 23 years ago until now. #clothdiapers

My Intro to Cloth Diapers: Not Just Prefolds & Plastic Pants Anymore I have been around cloth diapers my entire life. As a child, my mother used cloth diapers on me. Can you picture it- prefolds and pins and plastic pants? I always wanted a big family, but diapers are so expensive! When I was a young adult, a friend was diapering her new baby and was using prefold diapers and diaper covers. This was a far cry from the plastic pants of my youth. Having no younger siblings, my only experience with diapers was with babysitting. All of the