Cloth Diaper Kids Official Blog

What Are Packing Pods For?
Are you a diaper pod person? Diaper pods, or packing pods as they are sometimes called, are an alternative style of washable, water-resistant wet bag that can be used for lots of different things - not just diapers.
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Cloth Diapering A Boy vs. A Girl
Cloth diapering is a journey filled with adorable prints, eco-friendly choices, money savings and yes, a few specific considerations depending on whether you're diapering a baby boy or a little girl. Since the anatomy is a bit different, here's a few tips for preventing leaks with each.
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So You Bought Cloth Diapers. Now What?!?
You've made the leap and decided that you are going to try some cloth diapers on your baby. Congratulations! Whether you're doing to try part-time cloth or jump in full time, you've made a solid decision that is right for your family. I'm here to hold your hand and support you through the early days and questions. So where should you start?
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The Dirty Truth About Homemade Cloth Diaper Recipies
While homemade detergents can be a tempting choice, they're not the best option when it comes to keeping your cloth diapers clean wash after wash. Let's explore why homemade detergents are not recommended for washing cloth diapers and why opting for a commercial cloth diaper-friendly detergent is the way to go.
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Top Tips For Washing Your Cloth Diapers

You know what turns a lot of new parents off the though of cloth diapering? All the washing 'rules'. Parents are worried enough about what to do with the poo and then they start researching and everywhere they look someone has a different opinion on how you should or shouldn't wash your diapers. It's no wonder new parents get overwhelmed and give up before they even give it a try.

But that's just it. They are only people's opinions. End of discussion.

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How To Ruin Your Cloth Diapers
Cloth diapering can be an eco-friendly, cost-effective, and healthy choice for your baby. However, just like any other investment, it requires some care and attention to make the most of your cloth diapering journey. While cloth diapers are really pretty hardy in general and should last you about 250 washes or so (especially if you purchase good quality ones) there are a few ways that user error can shorten their lifespan.
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Cloth Diapers on the Go: Tips To Conquer An Outing In Cloth
Being a new mom is like embarking on a wild and unpredictable adventure, especially when you throw cloth diapers into the mix. You've mastered the art of diapering at home, but what happens when you need to venture outside? Fear not! We've got your back, here's what to do to make cloth diapers on the go a breeze.
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The Newborn Fit Hack: Fit A One Size Diaper On Your Tiny Baby
The Newborn Hack is a way to make 'one size' cloth diapers fit as small as possible when you are using them on a newborn with an umbilical cord stump still attached. It shortens the rise as much as possible and creates space to clear the cord for baby's comfort.
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How To Customize Any Cloth Diaper For Your Baby
Babies come in all shapes and sizes and since cloth diapers are like an item of clothing, they will fit differently from one baby to the next. But, there are several ways that you can customize the fit and function of any cloth diaper to suit your baby in the best possible way.
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