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[...] February is the month of Love. Why not share some of my favorite things I love about using cloth diapers. • Cloth Diapers save you money – the average baby can use up to $2000 worth of disposable [...]

[...] point in your child’s growth and development. But if you are like me and have a ton of cloth diapers lying around that are no longer being used, what are you to do? I have come up with a few [...]

[...] for cloth, and here are my top ten... 1. the cuteness i am thankful for the cuteness of my cloth diapers. this is why i started cloth diapering. there are other reasons (some listed below) but the [...]

[...] , friends, or even those in need this holiday season, why not think about giving the gift of cloth diapers. If you are reading this blog article, it probably means that you have or know someone with [...]

[...] inexpensive way to cloth diaper, but liners are often ineffective in preventing reactions to the synthetic fibers. Switching [...]

[...] Engine Red. These are perfect to celebrate fall. • Match your cloth diaper to your costume. Whatever your child may be this Halloween, there is certain to be a diaper to [...]

[...] deal, but when applied to cloth it causes repelling issues. The diaper cream will work on the cloth diaper the same way it works on the baby, and repel wetness preventing the diaper from absorbing and [...]

[...] Whether you cloth diaper full-time or just part-time, one of the easiest forms of cloth diapers is cloth swim diapers! [...]

[...] If you've decided to make the switch to cloth diapers, deciding to use cloth wipes also might be an easy decision. However, it took months before I was comfortable giving up [...]

[...] added absorbency, wet bags, wet bags, wet bags (you can NEVER have too many), and of course, cloth wipes! Overall, our stash is a great fit for us...It gives us the great versatility and ease of all [...]

[...] when we’re eating out. I will likely continue to bring my mini wetbag with damp cloth wipes out with us, long after my son has potty trained. Lastly, for my hard-core unpaper sect, cloth [...]

[...] on the style of cloth you use, how often you choose to do laundry, and other factors like cloth wipes, wet bags, diaper sprayer and other accessories, you can spend on the HIGH side of $500 to [...]

[...] did the research, you bought the diapers, and you jumped in head first...ready to rock this cloth diapering business! But after a few months, you probably came to discover what most of us cloth [...]

[...] 's bum. my all time favorite thing about cloth? their reusable nature! when i started cloth diapering toddler2.0 it was not one of my top reasons, or even one of my reasons at all. the [...]

[...] I’m happy to be contributing to the SmartiPants blog, and am eager to share some of my cloth diapering background with you! Here are a couple of cloth diapering facts about me: • I am a huge [...]

[...] In the summer months, cloth diapering is especially fun isn't it? No need for pants on those hot days, just throw on a little tee [...]

[...] Diaper Rashes in Cloth Diapers? Do you feel like the occur more or less often than with disposable diapers? Lindsey is the author behind the So Easy Being Green blog. Once she decided to use cloth [...]

[...] every month or 2 instead of daily. Cloth can be used for more than 1 child. Forget buying disposable diapers every month for every kid you have - cloth diapers have a lifespan that can easily make [...]

[...] sensitivities to certain cloth diaper materials just as some babies have sensitivities to disposable diapers. But just because a baby uses cloth does not mean they will have rashes. My daughter has [...]

[...] never know when it might come in handy! You know those cute bloomers people use over disposable diapers? I was gifted a few at my baby shower, and kept them, despite not knowing what I [...]

[...] It really depends on the person you ask whether diaper rashes tend to occur more or less often in cloth diapers vs disposables. If you're currently battling [...]

[...] you can find. They're better for your baby - cloth has no chemicals and causes far fewer diaper rashes for most babies. Cloth diapers are one million times better for the Environment. By choosing [...]

[...] baby WILL get rashes. The Reality: Cloth diapers or not, some babies are just prone to diaper rashes. Some babies DO have sensitivities to certain cloth diaper materials just as some babies [...]

[...] creams, a liner can be a great solution. Still, I have personally found the best solution for diaper rashes is something many of us have in our pantries- coconut oil! It's cloth diaper safe and smells [...]

[...] use to Store Dirty Cloth Diapers until Laundry Day? Lindsey is the author behind the So Easy Being Green blog. Once she decided to use cloth diapers on her children, she started making green-er [...]

[...] , the harder they will be to get clean. Happy Washing! Lindsey is the author behind the So Easy Being Green blog. Once she decided to use cloth diapers on her children, she started making green-er [...]

[...] look like? Does it change often or remain constant? Lindsey is the author behind the So Easy Being Green blog. Once she decided to use cloth diapers on her children, she started making green-er [...]

[...] solutions for toddlers have you tried with success? Lindsey is the author behind the So Easy Being Green blog. Once she decided to use cloth diapers on her children, she started making green-er [...]

[...] Green blog. Once she decided to use cloth diapers on her children, she started making green-er choices in all areas of her life. SEBG is a resource for parents who want to make small [...]

[...] Green blog. Once she decided to use cloth diapers on her children, she started making green-er choices in all areas of her life. SEBG is a resource for parents who want to make small [...]

[...] Green blog. Once she decided to use cloth diapers on her children, she started making green-er choices in all areas of her life. SEBG is a resource for parents who want to make small [...]

[...] Green blog. Once she decided to use cloth diapers on her children, she started making green-er choices in all areas of her life. SEBG is a resource for parents who want to make small [...]

[...] around, I plan to have newborn-sized AIOs on hand, in the event we have another little baby. Newborn diapers are also great to have on hand for caregivers, other than your partner and yourself.  I [...]

[...] only use them a short time, but comparatively they are the same price or lower than other newborn diapers. i really did like them for the time they fit, and am going to try out some of the [...]

[...] The Smarti Pants newborn diapers were my favorite newborn diapers during those short early weeks my son fit into them. Unfortunately that glorious honeymoon of [...]

[...] cloth diapers would make a great cleaning pad or wipe. I know of people who have used the cloth diaper inserts for scrubbing floors, bathrooms and even windows. This is definitely a viable option if [...]

[...] training pants have an envelope for you to adjust absorption by adding soakers, so your cloth diaper inserts will fit in them rather nicely. This may be a reach for some, but if you’re a mama cloth [...]