Cloth diapering doesn't require a huge time commitment, but it is an extra chore on your to do list. So if you are looking for ways to make cloth diapering quicker and easier, while still reaping all the benefits, this post is for you! Being a mother of seven (while also blogging, consulting and home schooling), I've found a few ways to save time while using cloth: Diaper liners help make clean-up quicker. They can be washable fleece or silk, or a flushable material like bamboo. A good Continue Reading
Diaper Rite 3.1 Review & Giveaway: AIO, Cover and Wet Bags
Diaper Rite, the budget-friendly brand found exclusively at Diaper Junction, recently got a face lift. We received some complimentary items from Diaper Junction to review and share with you from the new Diaper Rite 3.1 line - the bamboo AIO, the one-size diaper cover, a pail liner, hanging wet bag and small wet bag. The new AIO has changed the most dramatically, going from microfiber to bamboo, and a different insert configuration. You can read my review of the previous version Continue Reading
Imagine 2.0 Diapers: Fitted, AI2 and Bamboo AIO Review
This post contains affiliate links. We have quite a few Imagine cloth diapers in our rotation, including Imagine covers, AIO's, AI2's and even a few newborn diapers. Nicki's Diapers recently announced some updates and improvements to the line, which is now called Imagine 2.0. I received a complimentary bamboo fitted, a bamboo AIO and an AI2 diaper shell from to review and share with you. In my review, I'm also including the "old" version of the Imagine AIO, AI2 and fitted that we purchased a Continue Reading
Bummis AIO Diaper Review + Giveaway
Bummis recently gave me the chance to try out their new All-in-One diaper in exchange for a review. It now features an organic cotton interior and components made in the US and Canada. We received the Aqua (with chocolate brown trim) and Forest Animals (with white trim) diapers: This is a true AIO (All-In-One) diaper which requires no stuffing or snapping or folding. You simply adjust the waist and rise to fit your baby and put the diaper on. It's a one-size diaper with snaps on the Continue Reading
Why I’m Handwashing Our Cloth Diapers This Week
In my 7 years of blogging, I've encouraged people to give cloth diapers a try even if their budget is tight, or there's no washer or dryer. This year, I figured it was high time I put my money where my mouth is. So I'm taking Dirty Diaper Laundry's Flats and Handwashing Challenge this week. Six years strong, this is a week-long event that aims to prove that pretty much anyone can cloth diaper. After all, our grandmothers and great-grandmothers had no choice in most situations, and they rolled Continue Reading
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