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There’s a catch. You see lots of people have cloth diaper questions and need help. Raise your hand if you need help. Okay, I’m raising both of my hands. The cloth diaper choice is super but I’m in transition mode and I’m discovering lots of people are.  I’ve learned a few things so far that [...]

It is amazing how fast pocket cloth diapers can start stinking. I used fitteds for months and never had this problem. Coincidentally, when I began cloth diapering my then 15 month old son in 2005, the pocket diapers were the only diapers that reeked of ammonia. Back then I just figured that’s what toddler pee smells like.

I wrote an entry entitled The Diaper Dilemma back in June. We have since visited Baby aWEARness (Manoa Marketplace, Hawaii) and purchased our stock of cloth diapers in preparation for Baby Champuru’s arrival. Whenever I mention to someone that we’ve chosen to go the route of cloth diapering Baby Champuru, it’s usually met with a skeptical look and a snide comment to match.

Our family was recently introduced to Blueberry’s Minky Pocket cloth diapers and I have to say - I’m Impressed! Because I have been using cloth diapers for 2 years now, it takes a lot to impress me. Blueberry has done a few things that make their diaper stand out.

Our family was recently introduced to Blueberry’s Minky Pocket cloth diapers and I have to say - I’m Impressed! Because I have been using cloth diapers for 2 years now, it takes a lot to impress me. Blueberry has done a few things that make their diaper stand out.

Since it’s the 4th of July, I thought it would be fun to list my 4 favorite diapers of all time. Please include your list! 1) Thirsties Pocket AIO: Thirsties were included in My Top 5 All-In-Ones months ago. Thirsties just released a brand new V2 of the Pocket AIO.

What is it about Fuzzi Bunz that makes them so popular? When I talk to owners of bricks and mortar stores and online boutiques, they all unanimously claim that Fuzzi Bunz are the top seller. The main reason for Fuzzi Bunz wide-spread success is mainstream availability.

Like some cloth diaper users, I assumed that disposables were the best option for nights, but felt conflicted about chucking them into the trash just to buy us a bit of rest.  I posted about the battle between my exhaustion and my eco-guilt here.

My Top 4 Pocket Cloth Diapers By Autumn Beck | May 2, 2008 I have been excited to write about my favorite pocket cloth diapers but had to wait for the arrival of a particular brand I wanted to try. A pocket diaper does not require a cover (there are a few pocket fitted cloth diapers that do).

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