Cloth diapers have two main parts – a waterproof outer layer and an absorbent inner layer. The absorbent inner layer, which is either stuffed into a pocket diaper or laid in a waterproof cover, is often referred to as an insert. An insert typically consists of several layers of absorbent fabric sewn into a rectangular …
So, you decided to give cloth diapering a try. Did you know that there are many cloth diapering accessories available to simplify cloth diapering and make your life easier? Here are a few. 1. Cloth Diaper Fasteners There are two safer alternatives to the traditional diaper pin that can be used to fasten cloth diapers …
All cloth diapering systems have two main components –an inner absorbent material to absorb the urine and stool, and an outer waterproof layer to prevent leaks. The absorbent component of the diaper is made of either natural fiber, which comes from plants such as cotton, hemp, or bamboo, or synthetic fiber such as microfiber. The …
One of the first things that parents have to decide on is whether to use disposable diapers or cloth diapers or a combination of both. To date, there are no studies showing one to be better than the other and the choice of which diaper to use will depend on each family’s specific lifestyle and …
What is a diaper rash? Does your baby have a rash in the diaper area? Is the skin over the buttocks, genitalia, inner thighs, or lower abdomen looking red, bumpy with possible peeling? This is most probably a diaper rash….a very common condition seen in infants and toddlers. Although it can occur in any child …
What is Cradle cap? Cradle cap is a very common skin condition where yellowish oily crusty patches start appearing on the scalp of babies. These crusts can flake and fall off or can cause the hair to appear matted. It is also known as seborrheic dermatitis or seborrhea. Cradle cap does not appear at birth …
