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diaperpin on March 12th, 2012

Tweet Pin It   Meet our Baby of the Week grand prize winner, Chloe! Our grand prize winner received a ittu butti tutto diaper from Kissed by the Moon.             Baby of the Week is sponsored by Kissed by the Moon.

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gotlucy on March 9th, 2012

Tweet Pin It . What could be cuter than this? . Delving into the world of cloth diapering for the first time is intimidating… there are prefolds and snappis, pockets, all-in-ones or twos, and of course, all the cute fitteds. Sometimes those PUL covers just don’t work for some little ones. Red marks on legs, [...]

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Diaper Pin on March 5th, 2012

Tweet Pin It   Meet our Baby of the Week grand prize winner, Henri! Henri won a ittu butti tutto diaper from Kissed by the Moon.               Baby of the Week is sponsored by Kissed by the Moon.

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Stephanie Dasher on March 1st, 2012

Tweet Pin It   1 large flat (this one is an unbleached GMD, not organic) Fold All corners to the middle-notice the gap at the top corner, where it doesn’t make a point? That is because the flat isn’t square, and I don’t adjust it to square first. The reason is that the gap at the [...]

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Renee Coley on February 27th, 2012

Tweet Pin It     As many people start into cloth diapering, the choices are endless and completely overwhelming at times. At least, I know it was for me. I started with pockets b/c from what I read online it seemed like the best choice. I quickly realized they weren’t a great fit for my [...]

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Diaper Pin on February 23rd, 2012

Tweet Pin It     Part 1 of this series on prefold folds is sponsored by Babee Greens.   Check out our prefold product reviews.   The bikini twist is a versatile prefold fold.  It is possibly the simplest fold to master and is very forgiving as the “fold” won’t come undone during the change [...]

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Diaper Pin on February 16th, 2012

Tweet Pin It   Size comparison chart of some of the different major brands of prefolds.* All measurements given are fully prepped/shrunk and ready to use. Please remember that all sizes given are approximations due to the normal variations in shrinkage of the prefold fabric.   Cloth-eez by Green Mountain Diapers   Image provided courtesy [...]

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Renee Coley on January 10th, 2012

Tweet Pin It   This is how I fold a flat for pad folding. I am pretty particular in how I do it so that it’s easier to just grab and go, knowing that it will fit right (having to adjust mid change is a pain in the rear). When you have rectangular flats it [...]

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busymama on July 15th, 2007

Tweet Pin It   How do you know if your cover needs lanolizing?   When you wash it, press it into the water. Look for the following signs: If wool sits on top of the water and has little pools of water gathering on top – it does not need lanolizing. If wool sits on [...]

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Diaper Pin on February 21st, 2007

Tweet Pin It   standard fold (flat diaper, with or without pins)   diaper cover fold (flat diaper, no pins)   kite fold (flat diaper, with or without pins) © 2007, Carynia Van Buren, Baby Bunz & Co.May not be copied or reprinted without permission. About the Author:With a background in art and education, Carynia [...]

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Diaper Pin on September 15th, 2006

Tweet Pin It   Wool is a fabric made of fleece of sheep or lamb. It’s water repelling properties and breathability are what make it popular for use as a diaper cover. Many choose wool because it is natural. Take special care when washing and drying your wool products or they will dry out and [...]

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cathycagle on June 16th, 2003

Tweet Pin It Prefold diapers can be the simplest kinds of diaper to use – and one of the most confusing kinds of diaper to fully understand. Prefolds are rectangular diapers that have more layers in the middle and fewer layers on the sides. Prefolds are wonderful diapers: versatile, absorbent, long lasting, multi-use, and very [...]

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Tweet Pin It Diaper blow-outs are a common phenomena known to virtually every parent, no matter what kind of diaper system is used. While some diaper blow-outs are pretty much unavoidable, brought on by illness, unforeseen delays, forgotten diaper bags, etc, most leaks can be avoided. Taking a few minutes to figure out what is [...]

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Diaper Pin on May 15th, 2002

Tweet Pin It   Fleece . . . it seems to be the ‘newest’ rage in the cloth diapering industry. In only two years, fleece-made cloth diapering products have grown to new heights in the cloth diapering community and now, most cloth diapering moms are taking advantage of the many wonderful qualities of fleece for [...]

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Heather Sanders on May 8th, 2002

Tweet Pin It Okay, so you’ve researched the type of diapers that you want and have purchased them . . . you may even have them tucked away or neatly folded into your baby’s diaper closet, changing table, bins or wherever.  Now the questions linger about the storage of soiled diapers between washings.  Thoughts like, [...]

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