It seems that cloth diapering is really catching on as a cost-effective, environmentally-friendly alternative to disposables. I bought into the idea before my baby was born and referred to my decision as the “great cloth diapering experiment.” It was exciting to do all the research ahead of time, and then when the baby was finally ...
GAD (Green Acre Designs diapers) are my second favorite brand of cloth diapers right behind Fuzzi Bunz. Green Acre Designs diapers are quickly becoming one of the top selling and best loved cloth diapers on the market. They are best known for there trim fit and endless color combinations. These pocket diapers are very well ...
With my first out of diapers and my second already a year old, the thought of cloth diapers hadn’t even occurred to me. In fact, I didn’t realize that there were cloth diapers out there anymore, other than this image I had in my head of our parents using pins and the rags I now ...
I’ll admit it: I love cloth diapering my children. With a toddler and a newborn, you would think I would despise the laundering, but I truly don’t mind it! One product that has made my job much easier has been the Haute Pocket cloth diaper. The first thing I love about the Haute Pocket would ...
Which choosing a style of cloth diaper for your family now days you have a lot of different choices to choose from. Cloth diapering has evolved a lot since your grandparents time of pins and prefolds style diapers. There are many different styles to choose from today that are simple and easy to use. Two ...
For green living parents who use cloth diapers, it pays to select options that are high-quality and “green optimized”– why settle for bleached cotton when you can use natural, organic hemp? As a cloth diaper junkie, I was excited about trying out Hemparoo diapers, a type of hemp fleece prefold made by Babykicks. While they ...
The majority of parents today use disposable diapers. It is almost a given in our society that your life will be filled with runs to the grocery store to pick up another batch of diapers. Then, the baby will do its business in each diaper, and off they go into the trash can, never to ...
Cloth diapers seem to be regaining popularity, and there are a number of good reasons for this. They are considerably cheaper than disposables in the long run-if you know where to look for them. One glance at some of the popular higher-end cloth diapering sites, where one would see name brand diapers listed for about ...