Cloth Diaper Kids Official Blog

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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Part-Time Cloth Diapering: Embrace the Flexibility
Cloth diapering is not meant to be an all-or-nothing thing. Let's repeat that. In no way are the majority of cloth diapering families doing cloth 100% of the time from birth through to potty learning. Full stop.
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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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Welcome Petite Crown || Modern Cloth Diapers
I'm always excited when we can bring new brands to the Canadian market and this one is no exception. I don't compromise when it comes to quality and ethical manufacturing in my shop and I'm very selective on what brands I carry. So I'm very pleased to announce today our newest brand that meets my very high standards, say hello to Petit Crown!
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Introducing Noüka Tablewear: Durable Elegance for Your Little Ones
We are thrilled to welcome a new addition to our family of high-quality children's products – Noüka Silicone Straw Cups and Snack Cups. Noüka, a beloved Canadian brand, brings us a range of nature-inspired colors and designs that seamlessly complement the aesthetic of your home and lifestyle.
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Fitted Diapers For Bigger Babies

For a long time there has been a problem for cloth diapering parents. Since the invention of 'one size' cloth diapers designed to adjust from 'newborn' to 'potty learning' the standard weight range has been 8-35lbs.

But not every baby is 8-35lbs. Not every baby fits a 'one size' cloth diaper.

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How To Change A Cloth Diaper
Changing a cloth diaper for your baby might seem a little more complicated that just tossing a disposable in the garbage and putting on a new one, but I promise there isn't that much more to it when you use cloth. Here's exactly how to change a cloth diaper including what to do with poop (everyone's worst fear).
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When Your Partner Says NO To Cloth Diapers
It's a common occurrence for one parent to be curious about cloth diapers and for the other to be apprehensive or even totally against it. After all, fear of the unknown, especially when it involves an upfront cost, is a valid concern. But do you need to throw out your dream of a soft, comfy, washable diapering solution because both of you aren't on board?
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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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