As a cloth diapering parent, finding products that make the process easier and more convenient can be a game changer. One product that has gained popularity in recent years is the disposable cloth diaper liner. These liners are designed to catch solid waste and make cleanup a breeze. Nora's Is excited to now offer Biodegradable Disposable Liners for Cloth Diapers. In this blog, we'll explore the benefits of using disposable cloth diaper liners, how to use them effectively, the materials they are made from, and important tips to keep in mind when using them. Whether you're a seasoned cloth diapering pro or a new parent looking to make the switch, this guide will provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision about using disposable cloth diaper liners in your cloth diapering routine.

Disposable cloth diaper liners are a type of liner that can be used with cloth diapers to make diaper changes more convenient and easier.  These liners are designed to be placed on top of the cloth diaper, against your baby's skin. The liner is meant to catch the solid waste while allowing urine to pass through into the absorbent cloth diaper or insert. This allows for an easier clean up, as you can simply knock solids off of the liner and dispose. Our Disposable Liners are NOT flushable.

Our disposable diaper liners are made of 100% Soft Bamboo Viscose, which is great for using against baby's skin. They measure 11.8” x 7” and are sold in rolls of 100 sheets. Each sheet is perforated, making it easy to tear off a sheet as desired. Our Disposable diaper liners are sold in 3 packs and are biodegradable. You can lay them flat along the lining of the cloth diaper, or fold the sides in to ensure they are tucked into the diaper gussets. 

One of the benefits of using disposable cloth diaper liners is that they make cleaning up after your baby's diaper change much easier. Our liner can simply be removed after soiled and disposed of in the compost.This can be especially helpful for parents who are new to cloth diapering and may be intimidated by the process of cleaning the diaper.

In addition, disposable cloth diaper liners can also help protect your cloth diapers from stains and damage. When your baby soils the diaper, the liner will catch most of the solid waste, preventing it from sticking to the diaper itself. Our cloth diaper liners are great to begin using once your baby has started solid foods, as our liners are not meant to absorb liquid, or water soluble waste. This can help prolong the life of your cloth diapers and save you money in the long run.

It is important to note that disposable cloth diaper liners are not a substitute for proper cloth diaper care. You should still wash your cloth diapers regularly and follow our wash and care instructions. You can view these instructions in our Washing 101 Blog Post. With that being said, using disposable liners can make the process of cloth diapering more convenient and manageable, especially for parents who are new to cloth diapering.

Using disposable cloth diaper liners is a simple and effective way to make cloth diapering easier and more convenient. Here are step-by-step instructions on how to use disposable cloth diaper liners:

• With every diaper change, grab a new diaper liner. Make sure it covers the entire diaper area. The liner should fit snugly and not bunch up or shift during use.
• Secure the diaper: snap the cloth diaper around your baby as you normally would, making sure the liner stays in place. To learn how to properly size your cloth diaper, visit our Get The Perfect Fit Blog Post.
• Change the diaper: When it's time for a diaper change, simply remove the liner and dispose of it in the  compost as our liners are biodegradable. Our Disposable Diaper Liners are NOT flushable.

*Disclaimer: Please note that the disposable cloth diaper liners we offer are biodegradable and compostable, but they are not flushable. Flushing the liners can cause blockages and damage to your plumbing system. We recommend disposing of used liners in the trash or composting them as appropriate.*

It's important to note that our disposable cloth diaper liners are designed for catching solid waste only. If your baby is exclusively breastfed, their waste is water soluble and does not need to be caught by the liner. You can simply rinse the diaper in the toilet and wash it as usual. However, once your baby begins to eat solid foods, the liners become a helpful tool in catching and disposing of solid waste. This not only makes cleaning up easier, but it also helps to prolong the life of your cloth diapers by reducing staining and wear and tear. It is also important to note that disposable cloth diaper liners should be changed every time your baby soils the diaper. This will help prevent leaks and ensure your baby's skin stays dry and healthy. If the liner becomes saturated with urine, it may not be effective at catching solid waste and could lead to leaks or stains on the cloth diaper.

In addition to making cloth diapering easier and more convenient, disposable cloth diaper liners can also be helpful when traveling or using a diaper service. If you're traveling and don't have access to laundry facilities, using disposable liners can help make diaper changes more manageable. And if you're using a diaper service, disposable liners can help protect the cloth diapers and make the service more efficient.