Will you be home most of the time ... which to choose between cloth and disposable diapers, but also which brands and styles. Cloth diapers are from the days before Huggies and the like were ...

When my second daughter was born, my fiance and I started using cloth ... diapers after using them for five months; when winter came, they just took too much time to dry. So, wait before buying ...

When my second daughter was born, my fiance and I started using cloth ... diapers after using them for five months; when winter came, they just took too much time to dry. So, wait before buying ...

More math: A newborn can go can through a dozen diapers a day and the average infant soils up to 7,000 before being successfully ... and drying makes cloth a waste of time is a bit lame.

“Once they start eating solid food, you have to shake the poop into the toilet or use a diaper liner, which helps take care of the mess before ... the time, but once we switched to cloth diapers ...

In fact, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) estimates that the average baby will use 8,000 diapers before potty ... manufactured. Cloth diapers are a one-time purchase.

Today's cloth diapers, however, are meant to meet even the busiest parents' needs with their ease of use and washing. And local Chicago-land shops ... large span of time, as the diaper boasts ...

Cloth-diaper users may favor a "dry" pail, a lined plastic pail you put rinsed diapers in until wash time. "Wet" pails—a plastic pail for soaking diapers before laundering—were once the ...

I’ve found time and again that for fresh clothing stains, it’s typically best to blot up the excess liquid before you pretreat and wash the item. I used a trusty cloth diaper to mop up excess ...

Auburn mom Terri Hutchinson is high on cloth diapers. We’re not talking about aroma here, we’re talking about the environmental benefits, the pluses for your baby’s skin and the lower cost.