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Cloth Diapering 101

Cloth Diapering 101: Cloth Diapers vs. Disposable Diapers

Parents of a new child have a lot of options when it comes to the type of parenting they want to use. The decision of using cloth diapers versus disposable diapers is one of the biggest decisions a parent will make.

Parents make the choice to use disposable or cloth diapers for lots of different reasons: cost, convenience, environmental concerns, baby's needs and availability.

It's a debate that won't soon end, though the popularity of cloth diapers is surely growing with the popularity of "going green." Read on for some insight into making the decision, some of the major pros and cons and some helpful resources for making the decision.

Cloth Diaper Buying Guide

Not every parent wants to use disposable diapers, but many won't want to make their own cloth diapers, either. There's a solution, though: many retailers are now selling cloth diapers. Some even include a diaper and a diaper cover in one. Here we provide information on buying cloth diapers.

Cloth Diaper Patterns

There's no reason a baby's diaper can't be snazzy. Lots of parents today use colorful fabric or other materials to create cute and functional diaper covers or soakers for their child. Here are some tips on making diapers and diaper covers, making soakers and where to find pre-made, cute styles for your baby.

Washing Cloth Diapers

When baby comes home, there's lots of new laundry to think about, especially if mom and dad decide to use cloth diapers. Cloth diapers are an environmentally friendly - and baby friendly - choice, and there are lots of options to clean soiled diapers. Here you'll find some suggestions.

Stripping Cloth Diapers

After a few months of use, parents might notice their child's cloth diapers no longer smell that great. The diapers, even when clean, can also look dingy. When this happens, its time to strip the diapers - here you'll find tips on how to best complete this simple process.