Bailey at the Cloth Diaper Podcast is hosting this year's 10th Annual Flats and Handwashing Challenge near the end of May this year. She has been vigorously working to get everything together, her efforts are incredible! She's adding more topics and more opportunities for involvement! With a green light from Bailey, I put together a... Continue Reading →
Welcome to the CoronaVirus Pandemic. I could rant about the panic is creating a vicious cycle of more panic, the ignorance of both the hyper-paranoid and the indifferent, the selfishness of those hoarding materials from people who truly need to quarantine themselves, but I'll try to refrain from too much complaining. Fact is, supplies are... Continue Reading →
The questions regarding Newborn Cloth Diapers circulate heavily, usually along the lines of "how many should I get?" or "which brands fit smaller/bigger babies?", but the BIG question often surfaces more than all: "Are newborn cloth diapers worth getting?" That question alone is so multi-faceted that it is it's own topic and requires its own... Continue Reading →
We discussed covers, we discussed flats, but what about keeping the diapers on... you know... *gulp* pins.... Well, often times, the first image we get in our minds when we here cloth diapering is conventional flats pinned on, diaper drooping, and worn photos of a young lady reminiscent of your grandmother in her hay day... Continue Reading →
You can find Part 1 of Cloth Diapering on a Dime here, where I touch on the most economical form of cloth diapering (employing covers/flats) and then elaborate more on current diaper cover options. For the record, I do plan to expound on these articles with my own tutorials which will eventually be linked to... Continue Reading →
Anyone initially looking into cloth diapering can very quickly become intimidated by the price tag. Afterall, how can you save money if you have to spend $20 on just one diaper? But, fortunately, there are actually many options available for those who want to cloth diaper but are on a tight budget. You can get... Continue Reading →
Normalize Cloth 