bitti tutto ones&twos diaper review | #clothdiapers

I’m on baby #4 and I am still on the lookout for new diapers whenever I see a style or brand I have never tried. Lucas is a big boy with a high rise, wide backside, and large thighs. This makes it difficult to find diapers that fit him well. When I was given the opportunity to review the bitti tutto ones&twos diaper, I jumped on it because I am always on the lookout for diapers that are trim, yet offer proper coverage for my little guy. ones&twos boasts that they offer a trim and comfortable fit and that one…
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Rainbow Brite Romeo Sprite Cloth Diaper | #tbt #clothdiapers

Remember this cute little guy? I bought this diaper, not too long ago, at a local cloth diaper buy/sell/trade day.  My friend had it on her table, and I was eyeballing it hoping no one would snag it before I could get it!  Talk about throwback!  This diaper is from Made With Love Cloth Diapers. I used to LOVE watching Rainbow Brite when I was little.  My favorites were Patty O'Green and Lucky Sprite, because they were the ones that were in charge of the color green (same reason that my favorite Care Bear was Good Luck Bear)!  I wish…
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Flip Hybrid Cloth Diaper System Review | #flipdiapers #clothdiapers

I teach a cloth diapering basics class, and one of the most commonly asked questions is "What is your favorite type of diaper?"   Without hesitation, I always answer, "I love the Flip Diaper System."  I love that it's trim, affordable, and best of adjustable from 8-35 pounds (which adds to it's affordability!).  Imagine my excitement when this package landed on my doorstep! When I first started cloth diapering many, many years ago, one of the downsides was the bulk.  I can remember that my mom hated holding my babies because their rear ends seemed so disproportionate to the rest of…
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Making the Switch: 5 Green Baby Needs | #ecofriendly #green

Whether you're a seasoned child rearing veteran or a new parent, you quickly realize that babies are a demanding group. Not only do baby needs get costly, they also can create excessive unsustainable waste. Try opting for these five environmentally friendly options. You'll feel good knowing you're not introducing harmful chemicals to your new baby, while also taking care of the environment. Cloth or Biodegradable Wipes Image via Flickr Andromedae Baby wipes can sit in landfills without degrading for several hundred years. It is estimated that parents use about 5,000 wipes per baby. If you're not ready to make the switch to…
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11 Adorable Chevron Cloth Diapers | #chevron #chevronprint #clothdiapers

Check out these adorable summertime cloth diaper covers!  They're adorable! Aubrey Rose Creations Rainbow Chevron Diaper (and Pinafore) Little Banana Bumz Nautical Chevron Hybrid Fitted TeenyTextiles Chevron and SwirlyBirds Army Wife's Baby Quilts - Orange Chevron and Robots Avie poopy doo's Swim with Me AI2 Little Hoot's Hineys Sparkle Chevron JackaRooz Yellow Chevron with Flowers TeenyTextiles Organic Fitted Charis Baby Designs Navy Chevron Cover Counting the Blessings Chevron Cover
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Little Monsters One Size Pocket Diapers Review & Giveaway (5/17) #clothdiapers

I'm always on the lookout for new diapers to share with my readers as well as my local cloth diapering group, so when I was given the opportunity to try a Little Monsters One Size Pocket Diaper, I didn't think twice.  Little Monsters are pocket diapers with adorable appliqued/embroidered animals on the bottom! About Little Monsters: Little ones are known to make mighty messes, but with this reusable pocket diaper, cleanup can be eco-friendly, affordable and not to mention incredibly cute! Leak-proof and unquestionably durable, this diaper features a laminated shell and cozy soft interior. Multiple rows of snaps allow…
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Is Zote Soap safe for cloth diapers? | #clothdiapers #laundry

If you're here, you're probably wondering the same questions I've been asking for a few years, now.  Is Zote Soap safe for cloth diapers?  After reading this, you decide for yourself. I've tried to research Zote before, and it's really hard to get a straight shooting answer when it comes to ingredients in the soap. This is about all they say on their website, so because coconut oil is cloth diaper safe, you would think it would be safe for your diapers, right? ZOTE is a laundry soap made with coconut oil and tallow, containing optical brighteners, which shape and…
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These are the coolest inserts/lay-ins ever! #clothdiapers

Preface:  I don't normally do reviews for products that were purchased used or for shops that seem to no longer be in business, but the concept of these inserts/lay-ins are too cool not to talk about!  Hopefully, you can still order some through her Facebook page.  This is a personal review - no one asked me to write it! Not too long ago, I purchased a few tye-dyed prefolds from a friend on our local cloth diapering group.  Along with those prefolds, I also snagged a few of these strange maxi pad looking things called Glad Rags by Punk Rock…
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Bumkins Cloth Diaper Covers – $10.95 One Size | #clothdiaper #ecofriendly

These are so cute!  Check out the Bumkins Cloth Diaper Covers on Amazon. They have all kinds of prints from Dr. Seuss to cars. even owls!  These covers are one size, so they fit from birth to potty training for most kiddos! This is a great way to boost your cloth diaper stash for less!  Some people love them, and some people hate them.  I personally like them, and I think that if you're looking to build your stash, these are a great starter, economical option for covers! (more…)
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Flushable Cloth Diaper Liners – It’s time.

Jett is getting to the point to where flushable cloth diaper liners are going to start being a necessity. Before now, he rarely ate any solid foods, but now, he's really into chicken, potatoes, and small veggies like peas and corn. Those of you who cloth diaper your littles know that a lot of foods that babies like to eat don't really digest or at all, in some cases, and it's inevitable that you have to dump the poop at some point in your cloth diapering career. This is where we are.  Right now, I have plenty of flushable diaper…
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