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1 Which Diapers Are Best?
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2 Looking to Cut Expenses? Consider Cloth Diapers
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3 Green Diapers Go Girly With Ruffles
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4 Cloth Diapers Are Making a Comeback
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5 Accessories to Make Cloth Diapering a Cinch
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6 A Diaper "Cake" For Green Mamas
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7 Lil Community: Do All Cloth Diapers Leak?
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8 Lil Community: We've Gone Bananas For Charlie Banana Diapers
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9 OnSugar Blog: Cloth Diapers For the Economical You!
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10 Cloth Diapers? Not For This Mama!
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11 This Season's Designer Diapers Will Have Baby Prancing Around in Style
Who says diapers need a cover? When the weather turns warm, one of the first things mamas tend to do is shed their lil one's pants. But who wants to see a tot running around in a plain old, cartoon character-designed nappy? The designer diaper trend is still going strong and the latest entries to the category will have mamas hoping the warm weather is here to stay! Check them out! Read more
We're excited to share this post from our partners at BabyCenter! Every week, we will be bringing you the best parenting and lifestyle stories from the experts at BabyCenter, including this post from Stacie Lewis about her decision to use disposable diapers. I use disposables. I believe they are easier, more convenient, faster and more hygienic than cloth. I like using them – at least, I like Read more
Lots of moms like to think out loud and BabyEssentials is one of them. In the latest post to her blog, she tackles the world of cloth diapers. Why choose cloth diapers? Not only are they environmentally friendly, they are economical too and you will be saving a whole lot without even knowing it! Here is a simple calculation on how much you will save: A typical newborn will require 8 diapers a Read more
Look for the mom seal of approval before buying things for your lil one! This post comes from user Elka Karl in our Product Reviews group. I recently tested some Charlie Banana diapers on my baby, and I'm quite pleased with the design and performance of these cloth diapers. I usually use FuzziBunz at home, but I found the Charlie Banana diapers to have a few advantages: The AIO pocket design was Read more
Motherhood can be a mind-boggler! LilSugar reader modernmommy is looking to make the switch to cloth but has some questions. She looked for some advice in The Mommy Club. I really want to give cloth diapers a try for my newborn. I have heard many moms tell me horror stories about cloth diapers just leaking everywhere and ruining clothes. I want to give it a try but before I jump on the cloth Read more
Just because a mommy-to-be is choosing to go the green route with cloth diapers doesn't mean she can't be celebrated with a diaper cake. Instead of whipping up a diaper cake out of rolled up disposable diapers, environmentally conscious mums can turn recyclable items and small bits into a baby gift to boot. A cinch to create, the guest of honor will surely appreciate the thought that went into Read more
The cloth diaper movement has another lil celebaby poster child. Alyson Hannigan was spotted out with her five-month-old daughter, Satyana, holding a gDiaper in hand. As more parents consider going green, a number of cloth diapers have sprung up with stylish diaper covers to get competitive with their disposable counterparts. Before making the commitment to go with cloth, check out our tips for Read more
Cloth diapers are making a comeback! Families are disposing of their disposable nappies since they can save up to $2,000 in the two-and-a-half years most children wear diapers. Now the cloth versions offer flushable liners and fashionable covers that leave parents more inclined to make the switch. For those looking to swap, here are some tips to keep in mind when working with cloth Read more
Cloth diapers have come a long way from the cotton nappies and safety pins used by our previous generations. Today's mamas have options with biodegradable liners that can be flushed down a toilet as well as hybrid versions that can be composted for fertilizing. But now, green diaper brand, gDiaper is going girly girl with their sassy lil ruffle diaper. The plastic-free creations have a machine Read more
The statistics are staggering — disposable diapers take up to 500 years to decompose, and switching to cloth can save hundreds of dollars a year — but mamas continue to use disposable diapers for convenience and save the cloth versions for burping. Today's cloth diapers are a far cry from the bulky terry cloth and sweaty plastic pants our grandparents used. Bambino Mio is revolutionizing the Read more
