Getting started with cloth diapers
A guide to finding the right cloth diaper
In this guide, we will cover everything you need to know to get started with cloth diapers for your newborn baby.
Customize the diaper for your child
Our cloth diapers are one-size and adjustable with buttons. This means that one diaper fits throughout your child's diapering journey. It's a convenient way to customize the size according to your child's needs, ensuring that the diapers always fit perfectly
Diaper cover or pocket diaper?
We offer two practical models of cloth diapers that are used together with cloth inserts. These diapers are easy to wash and can be reused after each use
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Less laundry • Lower cost
In the diaper cover, you replace the cloth inserts during diaper changes and reuse the cover several times before washing, or you can leave the insert attached to the cover to create an 'all-in-one' diaper without separate parts
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Similar to disposable diapers • Gentle on the skin
The pocket diaper has a gentle inner lining that holds the cloth inserts in place in the diaper while removing moisture from the baby's delicate skin
What do you need to have at home?
It doesn't have to be all or nothing. For some, it feels good to start full-time with cloth diapers, while others begin with a few and gradually find their own pace. The number of cloth diapers you need depends on how often you want and can wash them
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Cloth Diapers
If you're considering using cloth diapers for your child full-time, we recommend getting at least 24 pieces. This way, you can use 6 diapers per day and wash them every three days.
- 3 for a starter or 24 for full-time
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Washcloths
Fabric washcloths are a perfect complement to cloth diapers. Moisten with lukewarm water and vegetable oil for a smooth diaper change (or just oil if the child tends to get dry). Used washcloths are stored and washed together with cloth diapers.
- 5 for a starter or 20-30 for full-time.
- 5 for a starter or 20-30 for full-time.
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Storage
For pre-wash storage, we recommend wet bags or mesh bags. Wet bags provide waterproof storage that keeps odors at bay and come in sizes suitable for laundry baskets or diaper bags.
- 1 medium wet bag to start or 2 large ones for full-time
Wash and store cloth diapers
When the diaper is used, simply tip the solid waste into the toilet. If the stool is loose, you can usually use a bit of toilet paper to wipe it off and flush it down the toilet.
If your child is exclusively breastfed or formula-fed, the stool is water-soluble, and you don't need to remove it before washing. Wash at 60°C and preferably use a high water level.
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Disposable liners
Disposable liners make diaper changing even more convenient. The insert is placed closest to the baby's skin to capture waste and simplify diaper cleaning. After use, the disposable insert can be easily discarded in the trash
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Mesh bag
Open the drawstring and place the entire bag in the washing machine, it will empty itself in the machine. Ideally, store the mesh bag in a large wet bag for a waterproof and odor-free storage solution
We're here to answer your questions
If there is anything we can assist you with in choosing a diaper, do not hesitate to contact us in the chat at the bottom right
In our blog "Learn with Time Ahead" you can read more about cloth diapers
Popular starter kits
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