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The answer to that is a resounding no. Diaper rash happens when a baby sits in their own urine or feces for too long. A baby is not meant to stay in a diaper until it explodes. A diaper should be changed every time it is soiled. When that doesn’t happen, rashes inevitably occur. In disposable diapers, rash happens because a baby is not changed soon enough or because of the chemicals that react with a poor baby’s skin. Some baby’s just have sensitive skin and are allergic … [Read more...]
Have you seen the latest video trailer for Babykicks cloth diapers? It's got a nice CSI: Daycare quality to it. … [Read more...]
It is amazing how many things change over time; tastes, personalities, preferences, etc. The same is true about cloth diapers. Not only have diapers changed from basic prefolds to what they are now, but I am talking about how people grow and their personal taste in preference of diapers change with time. When my daughter was a newborn, I preferred the bumGenius! Fitted diapers in size XS and S, as she got bigger I gravitated toward the bumGenius! One Size diapers. Well, I am pregnant … [Read more...]
Have you seen the brilliant, bold designs offered by bumGenius! and Chelsea Perry for their Tiny Socialite Collection? We've had a look and think they are absolutely gorgeous. The prints are wild and colorful, and word around the office is that they look perfect for boys and girls to wear. We've discussed on the blog before about gender issues with cloth diapers, with some public opinion wishing for more "masculine" designs, but here we think bumGenius has a good handle on cloth diaper fashion. … [Read more...]
Ah, the good old days...seems every generation has an amazing story to tell about how their own personal ingenuity and perseverance helped make life a bit more pleasant, even in times of adversity. We may roll our eyes when our elders play the "I used to walk in a blizzard, up a hill, both ways to school" card, though lately the old days of hardship are probably more defined by memories of using (gasp!) dial-up Internet and rotary phones. When it came to diapering children, however, crafty … [Read more...]
I’m a pack-rat. I try not to be as I struggle against my clutter-bug nature to keep an immaculate and tidy house. I’m not a hoarder, by any means. I try not to acquire unnecessary things, but once acquired, they often become sentimental—especially my daughter’s things. Take her baby clothes, for instance. Being the first grandchild on the one side of the family and the first granddaughter on the other, she got lots and LOTS of clothes before she was even born. Weighing in … [Read more...]
The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette posted a nice article on green living, which features the use of cloth diapers. We're especially happy to see this passage which refers to mom Deana Snyder's use of cloth: But she liked that they created less waste – disposable diapers take an estimated 250 to 500 years to decompose, according to the Real Diaper Association, a pro-cloth diaper non-profit. The cloth diapers also didn’t cause baby No. 3 to break out in a chemical reaction the way disposable … [Read more...]
Bryana is the owner of Diaper Junction and a cloth diapering parent of three. She's passionate about cloth diaper education and advocacy and looks forward to sharing with you through Cloth Diaper Blog. If you're a Virginia Beach local, you can stop by Diaper Junction's warehouse/retail store and chat with her in person!
Becca is a part-time Spanish Teacher and part-time Stay-At-Home-Mom. She's a cloth diaper expert who enjoys spending time with her family, crafting and selling her wares in her very ownetsy store.
Julie is a mom to three kids including a set of identical twins. Through cloth diapering her twins she developed a passion for the industry and is an avid cloth diaper advocate. You can also find her on her blog Cloth Diaper Geek.