Wonderful Bambino

[...] There are lots of great reasons to consider cloth diapers. Whether you’re interested in saving money, reducing waste, or eliminating your baby’s [...]

[...] Are There Real Benefits Of Cloth Diapers: The Honest Truth Whether you are just starting or you’ve been cloth diapering for a [...]

[...] and surroundings dry. Fabrics used in Fitted Diapers Cotton is the most synonymous fabric with cloth diapers and still is the most common fitted cloth diaper fabric. Known to be the most affordable [...]

[...] Many families unknown to cloth diapers always ask what inserts are. Usually rectangular in shape, inserts are made to give additional [...]

[...] What does prepping a diaper mean? I’m sure if you’ve been cloth diapering for a while you already know, so I won’t bore you with the obvious. But to someone that is [...]

[...] Of Cloth Diapers: The Honest Truth Whether you are just starting or you’ve been cloth diapering for a while there was a reason you choose to cloth diaper.  It could’ve been blind [...]

[...] common fitted cloth diaper fabric. Known to be the most affordable natural fabric used for cloth diapering cotton contains odors well, are breathable, and comparatively absorbent.  Cotton diapers are [...]

[...] , hemp or bamboo and can touch your baby’s skin. Trim and durable compared to microfibers, natural fabrics are known for their superior absorbency and feel. Although there are several positive [...]

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[...] than prepping a diaper made of microfibers. We recommend prepping bamboo just like most natural fabrics; at least three times before use. This helps wash away the natural oils which coats the [...]

[...] pooped on more times than I could count on both hands. Whether you use cloth or disposable diapers, you are going to end up touching poop more than you imagined was possible. Until [...]

[...] no clue what a fitted diaper is. Fitted diapers are a type of cloth diaper that fits like disposable diapers. They close using snaps or Hook and loop fasteners (Velcro). The diaper also uses elastic [...]

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[...] A fitted diaper is a cloth diaper that looks very similar to a classic disposable diaper. Made completely of fabric; the diaper [...]

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What does prepping a diaper mean? I’m sure if you’ve been cloth diapering for a while you already know, so I won’t bore you with the obvious. Bu [...]

[...] , which is why we strongly recommend prepping to clean and sanitize your nappy. Prepping a bamboo diaper is different than prepping a diaper made of microfibers. We recommend prepping bamboo just [...]

Many families unknown to cloth diapers always ask what inserts are. Usually rectangular in shape, inserts are made to give additional absorbency to ex [...]

[...] be hard. Simply throw the diaper in with a load. Repeat a few times and you have a soft and absorbent diaper ready for you little one. Comment below your on your method to prep your diapers. Please [...]