Dream Diapers Blog

[...] There are many new, and exciting products coming to Dream Diapers! Some have already been added to the site, and you may just not know they’re there yet! Pink [...]

[...] new? Buying new comes with a team of helpers available to you during normal business hours. Dream Diapers responds to questions and helps troubleshoot issues ASAP. You won’t find helpers like this [...]

[...] just aren’t pretty enough! We’re a fluff loving family now! I hate saying that I found Dream Diapers, because Dream Diapers really found me. I have ad space on my blog and Deanna found me for ad [...]

[...] Dream Diapers has been expanding the types of products carried for the past few months! This is super [...]

[...] pregnancy. But if that’s not an option, here are some budget friendly options when buying cloth diapers. Prefolds and Covers This may be what people think of when they think of cloth diapering. [...]

[...] this guide. Some diaper accessories, such as doublers and inserts, boost the absorbency of cloth diapers, especially during long stretches of sleep. Made from soft bamboo, hemp, microterry and other [...]

[...] of moms, moms to be, and even women still trying to conceive in these groups learning about cloth diapers and building a stash. So as of right now, I want to stick around to try and help others choose [...]

[...] ? Research. Knowledge is power. You can literally never know too much about baby things and cloth diapers are no exception. With the many different types, you may get overwhelmed while trying to [...]

[...] was born at only 24 weeks and lived on this earth only four days. After Bobbi began cloth diapering her daughter, Kennedy, she realized the savings and health benefits of cloth diapering [...]

[...] Earlier today, I took to my personal blog‘s Facebook page asking other cloth diapering moms what advice they’d give a new cloth diapering mama. These are from moms that have “been [...]

[...] down some mail, receiving a package, and then ripping that sucker open! Once I started cloth diapering, it helped my addiction a little too much. Because who doesn’t want fluff mail? (My poor [...]

[...] threw away?! Yeah, don’t remind me! I think most of you know that I have not always been a cloth diapering mama. Aubrey was 100% a disposable diapered baby. We didn’t switch to cloth until after [...]

[...] a cloth diaper, prefolds are good options for any mom! My grandmother bought me a package of prefolds before [...]

[...] Most families that cloth diaper run into issues when it comes to diapering at night. Your baby or toddler has to last in the [...]

[...] is completely day time potty trained, including while we’re out and about. She still wears a cloth diaper at bedtime, but that’s it! We’re down to one diaper a day. There are many things you can [...]

[...] Congratulations! You’re having a baby and you’ve decided to cloth diaper your new itty bitty baby! Woohoo! Maybe you’re a seasoned cloth diapering mama and you know [...]

[...] gosh… How does this woman know me so well?!” You’re welcome. You are officially a cloth diaper addict. And I am right there with ya, sister!! Just remember, buy all the diapers and [...]

[...] Oh I love that song! But now that I’m a cloth diaper addict, my rainbow is having every single color of my favorite cloth diaper brands! A special [...]

[...] There comes a time in every cloth diaper addict’s life that their child will potty train. Sadly, the day has come. It’s such a bittersweet [...]

[...] you’ll be birthing a 12 lb baby? (For your sake, I hope not!) If you decide to start with newborn diapers, consider renting them! Dream Diapers has a Newborn Cloth Diaper Rental Program! Want to [...]

[...] to find out what you like and what you don’t like. You may see that you love your Lalabye Baby diapers for daytime, your wool for night, and your Bumgenius for out and about. Here comes [...]

[...] need it anymore since she isn’t teething but we kept it since it can help with other pain. Lalabye Baby Diapers are my go-to daytime diapers! I love how affordable they are, how trim they are with 2 [...]

[...] . And then I have problems wanting to let go of entire brands like my Sloomb fitteds and my Lalabye Baby diapers. Most of my Lalabye Baby stash and about half of my Sloomb stash. I never imagined that [...]

[...] AIO diapers feature a trim fit and soft materials without the added chemicals and cost of disposable diapers. All-in-one diapers offer parents the added convenience of a one-piece cloth diaper that [...]

[...] It’s no secret that cloth diapering is cheaper than using disposable diapers. The only real set back that I’ve heard is the up front cost. Which, yes, it can be costly. [...]

While the diapers themselves are the most important equipment for cloth diapering, certain accessories make using, storing, deodorizing, toting and la [...]