Everything you ever wanted to ask about choosing using cloth diapers - from parents who actually use them!
How *do* you choose the best cloth diapering system for you your baby? Where can you find the best cloth diapers available...
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Everything you ever wanted to ask about choosing using cloth diapers - from parents who actually use them!
How *do* you choose the best cloth diapering system for you your baby? Where can you find the best cloth diapers available - for the best price? How do you fold a diaper, wash a diaper, pin a diaper?
How many do you actually need to buy where should you start looking? How often do you have to change a baby, what about diaper rash!?
What exactly *is* a "diaper cover"? What do you do when you travel? Or have to use daycare? Or have a husband that refuses to change diapers?
Been using cloth diapers for a while? What about sharing all those great cloth diapering tips, which are getting lost in our "throw-away" society!?
What is the *real* truth behind these so-called "environmental concerns"? Why "should" you choose cloth over "disposable" single-use diapers?
Have you ever calculated what is costs to use disposable diapers for your child? Well tonight I really started to think about how much it costs....especially since we are venturing into cloth diapering. For us venturing into cloth diapering has to happen moreso because DD3 had an allergic reaction to disposables and we had to make a move. DD3's bum was so red when using disposables whereas to now using some cloth diapers that we got until we can get more. Please remember that my... Read Full Story
Up to now, nappies, adult incontinence and feminine hygiene products (AHPS) have been one of the few remaining household items that got straight to landfill or incineration facilitites. AHPs do not belong in landfills. They take 500 years to decompose, they contain human waste and we can salvage the raw materials. The use of disposable nappies has increased over the past 20 years as a result of their convenience. A baby will use 6,000 disposable nappies before being potty trained at an... Read Full Story
We have heard of how it is to go green as far as our babies are concerned and one issue is that of the diapers they need. Disposable wipes have been hit for their contribution to waste and now Bottoms Up Inc. unveils a solution which should help parents go green and save some greens as well in the process. The Bottoms Up Baby Wipes Kit, a cloth diaper kit that is less costly than disposable baby wipes. Baby Wipes also make it simple for already time-crunched parents with a no-fuss, no-muss... Read Full Story
I know all the benefits of cloth diapers but I don't currently use them because my youngest is 2 years old and potty trained. But am planning to use Read Full Story
If a parent or adult can find a diaper coupon, it is a useful tool they use. One can barely speak of the value of such a treasure. Parents, nannies, sitters, and shoppers look far and wide to save money on diapers because of the huge expense they incur every month with a small baby.
Cloth diapers used to be the sole diaper available on the market. An adult always had to have a cloth diaper around to change, just like today. But what did a person do if the baby needed to be changed in a... Read Full Story
The thought of the chemicals in disposable diapers makes cloth diapers a better choice. I just couldn't let those nasty chemicals in disposables Read Full Story
Here's a chance to win free Pampers baby diapers that might be worth a shot. Sure, chances are slim that you will win the year's worth of free Read Full Story
WIN and FREE CLOTH DIAPER SAMPLE for baby from NIFTY NAPPY. Enter the giveaway contest for a chance to win. Read our cloth diaper review and take advantage of the discount coupon code offer! Read Full Story
Are cloth diapers better for the environment? I believe that they are and that's why I use them. Plus, I think they are more comfortable than Read Full Story
CVS is offering a Huggies Diaper discount where you buy $20 worth of pull-ups, Huggies diapers or baby wipes and get $5 Extra Care Bucks (ECB). No Read Full Story
