Our main priority continues to be ensuring the health and safety of our colleagues and customers however as we take these extra measures it has caused delay in our inventory. We are working hard to make the best decisions under rapidly changing circumstances and are processing orders as usual as they become available. We continue to work hard to re-stock as often as possible to best serve our customers and community. We thank you for your understanding, patience and continued support.
Our main priority continues to be ensuring the health and safety of our colleagues and customers however as we take these extra measures it has caused delay in our inventory. We are working hard to make the best decisions under rapidly changing circumstances and are processing orders as usual as they become available. We continue to work hard to re-stock as often as possible to best serve our customers and community. We thank you for your understanding, patience and continued support.
Longer sleeps naturally require a little extra protection. Unless you're having repellency or fit issues, cloth diapers don't leak until they become fully saturated. This means that if you add more absorbency, you can usually avoid leaks. To help our little ones stay dry and sleeping comfortably, we recommend stuffing one insert into the pocket and laying an additional insert on the inner liner to double the absorbency. Alternatively, you can always purchase a booster insert.
For little boys or belly sleepers, try adding a folded insert towards the front of the diaper to help absorb moisture. Always try to keep the insert from riding up and touching any clothing, as clothing will absorb this moisture and become wet. When using and adjusting double liners or booster, remember that little boys need extra protection at the top of diapers while little girls need it near the middle and back.
Washing overnight diapers
Having a good wash routine is especially important with overnight diapers, washing 101 covers the basics on a successful washing cycle for your fluff. However overnight diapers are often the first to show flaws in a wash routine as they are naturally exposed to larger amounts of urine for longer stretches of time. Especially with little ones, it is common that throughout the night the diaper may be urinated in, dried, and then be urinated in again. This can cause ammonia crystals to develop and create an unpleasant odor.
You may recognize this odor as a type of “burn your nose hairs” or ammonia smell. Although especially among older babies and toddlers, it is normal and common for overnight diapers to smell like urine, it is important to tackle the ammonia smell and buildup in the butt (literally). To easily remove the smell of ammonia and restore your diapers follow the steps in our blog post on stripping your diapers. Another helpful tip to manage this odor buildup is by rinsing out overnight diapers in hot water first thing in the morning.
Choosing the best cloth diaper detergent that is safe for your baby and your cloth diapers while also providing an effective clean can be difficult with all the choices out there. The choices become more difficult when you start to read all the contradictory information on the best cloth diaper washing routine.
Sizing your baby When sizing your baby, start with fitting for baby’s length using the snaps running up and down the front of the diaper. There are three rows and three columns of snaps which adjust the rise or height of the diaper.
When building a cloth diaper stash we recommend considering additional inserts. They can help with additional absorbency, avoiding tummy leaks among boys and cloth diapering newborns. Learn why.
We have currently implemented a $200 maximum cart value for all customers. We have been very low on inventory and we wanted to give all our customers a chance to get the packs they have been waiting for. This is just a short term problem and we will lift the shopping cart limit later this year. Please remove some items before checking out. Sorry for the inconvenience.
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