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How to Tell When a Cloth Diaper is Wet

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How to Tell When a Cloth Diaper is Wet

You've made the eco-friendly choice to use cloth diapers for your baby - good on you! Now, you need to get familiar with how to tell when it's time for a diaper change. Unlike disposables, where you can see and feel the wetness indicator, cloth diapers require a little more attention. But don't worry. With a bit of practice, you'll be a pro in no time. The key is learning how to gauge the level of wetness so your baby stays comfortable and the diaper functions properly. In this article, we'll walk through some tips and tricks to help determine...

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Common Cloth Diapering Mistakes to Avoid

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Common Cloth Diapering Mistakes to Avoid

Cloth diapers are growing in popularity as millions of new parents find their way back to simpler, more sustainable lifestyles. In fact, disposable diapers are more of a modern invention, with brands like Pampers first arriving on the market in the 1960s. And now, many parents are choosing cloth as an eco-friendly, frugal-minded alternative to the convenience of disposable diapers. While many families are finding success with cloth diapering, there are more than a few cautionary tales for those who are new to it. Here are a few cloth diapering mistakes to avoid so that you can set yourself–and your...

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Best Tips for Removing Stains in Cloth Diapers

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Best Tips for Removing Stains in Cloth Diapers

With so many different types of stains and various types of cloth diapers, you might be wondering how to remove stains or which stain remover will work best on your specific diaper. While there are some general rules, such as using bleach on white diapers and vinegar on colored diapers. The best way to remove stains in cloth diapers will vary based on what fabric your baby's wearing and what kind of material the diaper has been made from. You can do a few things to help prevent or remove stains in cloth diapers. First, make sure to wash them...

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