If you're anything like me, you gave up 30 seconds into your google search of "cloth diapers". What on earth does AIO stand for? What are all those snaps for? And one diaper costs how much? Don't be discouraged! When the initial shock wore off, I went back to my research and found it was... Continue Reading →
Hook & Loop is a wonderful invention, utilizing a combination of tiny plastic hooks and loops to create a strong bond that can easily be attached and removed repeatedly. People often call it by the popular brand that manufactures it, Velcro. In cloth diapering, hook and loop has proven very useful for it's ease-of-use, making cloth... Continue Reading →
If you've seen my YouTube video on Cloth Diapering at Disney, then Goofy butt may look familiar to you! And here it is, (somehow) almost a year later and the Sir still remarkably fits in his Goofy cover! A bout of Hands Foot Mouth Disease struck our home on the anniversary of a previous infestation... 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 