Blog post if you need it all in one place: www.heyshayla.com/how-to-clean-cloth-diapers-once-your-baby-starts-solid-foods/ Items from the video amazon: www.amazon.com/shop/heyshayla?listId=2SW5XUAA4SB6I
The blogpost link has a 404 error and the Amazon link to items from the video seems to be items from a potty training video. Looking for the all in one cloth diapers you use
The poop stains fade away with the sun because the molecules that stain (for adults it's bilirubin, not sure if it's the same for infants) is photosensitive. Sun is great at getting rid of stains and at sterilizing clothes. Not a good deal for the companies that produce sterilizing detergents, so we don't hear about it so often. :)
So elimination communication is going well and you're catching most of the poops in the potty? That's awesome! I love the combo of cloth diapering plus EC. 💜 Heidi
Just found your channel recently and now I'm trying to catch up on all. the. videos. I am 39weeks pregnant with my first and we're planning to do cloth diapering and floor bed and all that too. (My mom is a Montessori teacher) LOVE all your content!
@@iamwhoyousayiam6773 that's really because she has a more difficult to clean cloth diaper. you should research pocket diapers cause they are so much better and easier to clean
There are fleece liners too that can be washed. I know a lot of people make them themselves from a cheap blanket but you can find them online pretty easily too. They keep the moisture away from babys bum too so thats a bonus. They need to be rinsed as well but that would save you from having to rinse the entire diaper and all those flaps ☺
@@ashleynoble2880 I know microfibre shouldn't go against skin as it can dry it out and heard that some babies can be sensitive to fleece as well, but most pocket nappies have a fleece lining that go against babies bum anyways...
Thanks for the info! I’m nanny a baby girl who only uses disposable diapers, but evidence supports using cloth diapers because children can feel ‘wetness’ and be better in tune with when they pee. This helps a ton when you need to potty train! Otherwise little ones don’t even know they’ve peed because disposable diapers wick away the moisture so fast I’ve got another year or two until it’s potty time but we’ll see!
Thank you for videos, I'm typing to be eco friendly and cloth and you make it so easy to understand. Thankyou ❤❤ I'm 19 weeks and I feel so informed! Xx
Pocket diapers are the best! Very customizable as far as inserts go and much easier for cleaning off the poop. Fleece liners are also awesome. You only have to rinse off the liner instead of the whole diaper and they go in the wash with the rest of the diapers. They also keep their little bum dry so I put one in every diaper. I love using flannel cloth wipes too. I use the diaper or liner to wipe off whatever is stuck on their bum since it gets rinsed off anyway. Then use a couple cloth wipes that have been dampened with water to wipe away the residue that's left. My 1 month old is currently in disposables and I seriously can't wait to get him into cloth!
This video made me realize that my pocket diapers are so much better. They never leak or no blowouts. and I don’t mind taking the inserts out and put them in a separate bag and clean them separately. Phew... I’m exhausted for you.
We used newborn disposable diapers for the first couple weeks and then switched to our cloth ones. It is much easier then you think. We have about 25 diapers and do laundry every other day. Definitely a money saver. My son is a little over 5 months and we are introducing foods so starting to have to use the sprayer. Still totally worth it.
Could not agree more! I think it’s actually easier to be honest! I have a nephew who doesn’t use cloth and wiping a butt clean with regular wipes (not cloth wipes) is so much harder to do!!!!! Once we went cloth we went all in and the cloth wipes are 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Nothing like the luxurious life of motherhood! So many fun adventures! I never thought I would find myself watching videos about how to rinse poop out of a diaper 👌🏼 also I’ve been wanting to do elimination communication with our daughter! You seem to be successful with it! I was wondering how you began and continued with that method?
WAHM AIO diapers for the win. They truly are amazing and cute prints. Also, disposals liners for poop. Night we do the fitted with a cover and if needed you can toss in a hemp booster/s.
Spraying pockets have been soo easy. I did get some liners and use those now. But not the liners like you show, I use fleece ones I've made from a cheap Walmart blanket. Then I just have to spray the liners!! Sooo easy!!
I used mainly pockets or flats/covers and totally used those bamboo liners (looks like a dryer sheet) that you showed. They were a game changer. I never rinsed a SINGLE diaper. My daughter has eczema and thankfully she wasn’t ever bothered by them ❤️👍🏻
@@heyshayla Oh yeah! Poop doesn’t bother me but for some reason the thought/act of spraying poop 😂🤮 I just couldn’t. Thank you for all of your awesomeness!
Hi Shayla, thanks for the video! Your elastics do look stretched out and you might want to get them replaced. I’ve heard there are some people out there who can replace them for just a few dollars each.
Here’s a tip on how to spay those. It’s hard to explain but turn that diaper I wrong side out and let both the flaps hang down. Your hand will only be holding the top front and top back of the diaper while you spray one side and you turn it over and spray the other side. Hope this helps.
SO glad you uploaded this. I saw your other cloth diaper video and really wanted to know how it is going. We're due in July and not sure if we want to do cloth. love your content!
I honestly think you’ll love cloth 💕💕💕 once you commit- like fully commit and don’t buy any other diapers and have no choice you’ll realize how much you actually like it 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I started out using pocket diapers and hated them for my son, he always leaked. I now prefer prefolds and covers. If I could start over I'd just get a couple of a few styles and try them before investing in a big stash. I never thought I'd like prefolds but they are so easy to spray off and get clean and so so so absorbent.
Ty for this video! My girl is about to start solids and idk if I’m ready for her poop to change from EBF 💩 lol 😂 washing is so easy right now! Love my cloth diapers especially from Stout House! Their pockets are everything! Also getting into stretchy flats and wool. It’s an expensive obsession, but well worth it ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for the vid! What do you do with the spray bucket once you’re finished spraying off the diaper? Does it sit in another (dry) bucket next to your toilet? Id imagine it’s wet and I’m not sure what to do with it. Thanks!
Thanks for the video! Do you have an update on using the liners to dump/throw away the poop? Also, do you have to spray after ever change? Or change baby near the bathroom? Confused on the logistics of getting the liner/diaper to the bathroom. 🤔
Still haven’t used them. Since starting solids she’s still pooping every other day. Not sure if that’s typical? And with elimination communication we really only wash one or two a week. I put them in the cloth diaper hamper and then wash it that night. Or I’ll walk it there right then and wash it and then do the load that night
I haven't cloth diapered but I'm pregnant and learning. What would happen if you held the front and back top part and let the two flaps fall down that way? The little pocket parts would be open side down and if I'm visualizing correctly the top part (poopy part) should? be facing outward? Idk if that makes any sense lol but I think the cleaning process will definitely influence which type of diapers I get.
Do you spray them all at once before you wash them, or right after each poopy diaper change? We use liners but sometimes I wonder if I’d rather use the sprayer (or have it for when the liner doesn’t catch everything)
@@lindseybilleter8839 that’s what I was thinking - I can’t picture leaving it at all because even when cleaning it right away (if any gets off the liner and onto the diaper) it can be difficult.
Love it! I am 100% for cloth diapering, I have no babies yet but soon! But when you say that you feel like cloth diapering is easier.. I can't quite understand what you mean 😂 because don't you just throw away diapers? I wouldn't feel good doing it because of the environment and what it's doing.. but I don't know why it is easier? Just wondering!!
I don’t have to go buy them, I don’t have to take out the trash half as much but I do do more laundry but they doesn’t feel that hard. Usually I don’t even fold them. Just throw the clean ones in a pile and they’re ready to go again!
I'm due in less than 4 weeks and we plan on doing newborn disposable diapers and then I have all pocket cloth diapers. I'm not sure if I'll have to supplement with formula or not so I got the bamboo liners just in case. Spraying out the diapers just looks like a hassle. I think after washing the diapers and then stuffing the liners into them I'll just prep them with the liner ahead of time. I have no clue. I'm just going to see how it goes.
I am due in 8 weeks and we too have newborn AIO and then Lalabye Pocket Diapers. We just hooked up the "bidet" sprayer and its honestly SO COOL and multifunctional if you know what I mean lol I am sure we will find a rhythm and flow and you will too! Good luck fellow cloth diaper mama
@@pronouncedbeauty If the poop is liquid, it's fine to run through the washer. We didn't need anything extra for our formula fed baby, not even stripping the fabric. If the poop is solid or thick, it should be rinsed off no matter what the baby was fed.
Hey Shayla!!! I know it's preferred to use hot water when Washing dirty diapers, but I only have access to cold water because I'm renting. What can I do? Use steaming hot water on a monthly basis to just give it an extra clean? Idk what to do! 🥺😭
Check out fluff love university ! They have soooo much info about watching. I just learned I was doing it wrong recently and wasn’t using enough soap. so check them out and get the expert opinion!!
@@heyshayla I have checked them out, but they never mentioned anything (at least in all the research I did) about a circumstance where Hot water is not available. :(
We did some all in one newborns but man I could never get the stink out!!!! Thankfully it was just one pack but boy or boy am I glad I didn’t fully invest in them
The all-in-ones were so convenient for my husband but we had a heavy wetter and it just didn’t work. Pockets and flats/covers seemed like more work but to me it all evened out. Still going to try a couple AIOs with this new baby 😂
When my mom was doing cloth diapers with me as a baby she'd just soak the diapers in the toilet for a while to get the poo out. I think it's ok if they touch the toilet water since they're going in the wash afterwards.
I was going to message you about this on IG! We just started solids and now I feel like I'm running my diapers. I have a sprayer and shield.. do I spray the insert as well? (We use pockets). Do I need to let it dry before putting in the hamper?
I usually put the dirty diaper I’m the bathroom with the sprayer and clean it at night and throw it in the wash. If I don’t wash it right then I just let it sit on the spray pal thing sometimes just on the toilet sometimes in the tub until I throw it in that night
I cloth diaper 24/7. My 16mo old pees a lot and we found the Sloomb Overnight fitted diapers with a Thristies Duo Wrap Size 2 eliminated all our overnight leak! We use pocket diapers and an intense insert + booster setup during the day.
Trying to figure out which items on amazon are the laundry basket and liner thing you have triangle in there to hold diapers themselves. I see a 6 pack of laundry baskets? which list am I using for these two items? Gracias!
Does anyone have experience with what you do with reusable wipes on poopy bums? Do you spray those off too with the diaper or do you use disposable wipes you just throw in the trash? FTM in 8 weeks and I am so excited to start cloth diapering!
I do and they work fine for me 🤷🏾♀️. The ones I have cover the whole diaper insert and the poo only leaks through it a little bit. It’s super helpful to be able to flush the poo down the toilet or throw in the trash. Very helpful. I did spray off only before with cloth and it took more time, which is fine, but I prefer the liners due to having multiple kiddos. ☺️
Fold your diaper in half so the outside back elastic is touching the outside front with the buttons that way you can spray easier and it won’t fall in the toilet
I have 2 AIO’s and it’s only 2 for a reason 🧐 and I think personally it’s just a lot of flaps and folds 😐 way too many caves for the poop to dwell in... 💩 going to be totally honest, it’s just not for me... BUT, I love the pocket diapers especially when baby poops! With the pocket diaper you just do a quick spray or use the bamboo sheets (I call them drier sheets for bums, because that’s what they remind me of... 😬) slip the insert out throw both parts in the wet bag and wash away 😎 and they come out so clean and soft!! Way more comfy for the babies bottom than the crunchy stiff disposables👍🏼
My mommy still change my poopy cloth diaper I am 18 years old baby boy I have autism seizures ADHD learning disability I have a bladder infection and a bowel movement I used cloth diapers Pull-Ups and normal diapers everyone
Pocket diapers that have two openings, yes. Not pocket diapers that only have an opening at the back like Alvas. Those you need to take the inserts out before washing.
Ok, sweetie, I am NOT trying to be disrespectful, but I still cannot see the benefit of cloth diapers? Is it bc of the expense? I see no benefit, because I do not see the reason why you would WORK this hard to change your baby???
People cloth diaper for various reasons. Some babies are sensitive or allergic to the chemicals in disposal diapers. Other parents want to use more sustainable products. It can also be less expensive over the long run. There's so many diaper types and cleaning methods. I think the diapers she owns are a lot more time consuming to clean than a true all in one diaper or a pocket diaper. I'm personally looking into cloth diapering for both cost and to reduce waste.
Blog post if you need it all in one place: www.heyshayla.com/how-to-clean-cloth-diapers-once-your-baby-starts-solid-foods/
Items from the video amazon: www.amazon.com/shop/heyshayla?listId=2SW5XUAA4SB6I
The blogpost link has a 404 error and the Amazon link to items from the video seems to be items from a potty training video. Looking for the all in one cloth diapers you use
The poop stains fade away with the sun because the molecules that stain (for adults it's bilirubin, not sure if it's the same for infants) is photosensitive. Sun is great at getting rid of stains and at sterilizing clothes. Not a good deal for the companies that produce sterilizing detergents, so we don't hear about it so often. :)
It is bilirubin in infants as well :) that's part of the reason why jaundiced baby's are given light therapy. Same idea
That's why the dye on my curtains fade.
So elimination communication is going well and you're catching most of the poops in the potty? That's awesome! I love the combo of cloth diapering plus EC. 💜 Heidi
Just found your channel recently and now I'm trying to catch up on all. the. videos. I am 39weeks pregnant with my first and we're planning to do cloth diapering and floor bed and all that too. (My mom is a Montessori teacher) LOVE all your content!
This video pretty much talked me _out_ of cloth diapering... Good lord 🤮
@@iamwhoyousayiam6773 that's really because she has a more difficult to clean cloth diaper. you should research pocket diapers cause they are so much better and easier to clean
There are fleece liners too that can be washed. I know a lot of people make them themselves from a cheap blanket but you can find them online pretty easily too. They keep the moisture away from babys bum too so thats a bonus. They need to be rinsed as well but that would save you from having to rinse the entire diaper and all those flaps ☺
That’s what we use too. Works really well
I hear different things. I was told to not use fleece directly on skin because it's TOO drying
@@ashleynoble2880 I know microfibre shouldn't go against skin as it can dry it out and heard that some babies can be sensitive to fleece as well, but most pocket nappies have a fleece lining that go against babies bum anyways...
@@ashleynoble2880 not fleece microfiber can’t go against the skin fleece is great
About to start with my nine month old! Thank you for the resources!
Girl. I do not know what I would do without you in my life.😂🎉
Thanks for the info! I’m nanny a baby girl who only uses disposable diapers, but evidence supports using cloth diapers because children can feel ‘wetness’ and be better in tune with when they pee. This helps a ton when you need to potty train! Otherwise little ones don’t even know they’ve peed because disposable diapers wick away the moisture so fast I’ve got another year or two until it’s potty time but we’ll see!
We use pocket bumgenius and LOVE them. I also recommend getting flannel to make liners for the poo ... It usually just falls off
I used flannel diapers from my grandmother's pattern, my mother used them on me and then I used on my kids! They were super easy and cheap to make.
does this cause babies bum to break out from the added heat?
Love this, I use pockets diapers because they are easier to rinse
Thank you for videos, I'm typing to be eco friendly and cloth and you make it so easy to understand. Thankyou ❤❤ I'm 19 weeks and I feel so informed! Xx
Yay!!!!
Pocket diapers are the best! Very customizable as far as inserts go and much easier for cleaning off the poop. Fleece liners are also awesome. You only have to rinse off the liner instead of the whole diaper and they go in the wash with the rest of the diapers. They also keep their little bum dry so I put one in every diaper. I love using flannel cloth wipes too. I use the diaper or liner to wipe off whatever is stuck on their bum since it gets rinsed off anyway. Then use a couple cloth wipes that have been dampened with water to wipe away the residue that's left.
My 1 month old is currently in disposables and I seriously can't wait to get him into cloth!
This video made me realize that my pocket diapers are so much better. They never leak or no blowouts. and I don’t mind taking the inserts out and put them in a separate bag and clean them separately. Phew... I’m exhausted for you.
We used newborn disposable diapers for the first couple weeks and then switched to our cloth ones. It is much easier then you think. We have about 25 diapers and do laundry every other day. Definitely a money saver. My son is a little over 5 months and we are introducing foods so starting to have to use the sprayer. Still totally worth it.
Could not agree more! I think it’s actually easier to be honest! I have a nephew who doesn’t use cloth and wiping a butt clean with regular wipes (not cloth wipes) is so much harder to do!!!!! Once we went cloth we went all in and the cloth wipes are 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Nothing like the luxurious life of motherhood! So many fun adventures! I never thought I would find myself watching videos about how to rinse poop out of a diaper 👌🏼 also I’ve been wanting to do elimination communication with our daughter! You seem to be successful with it! I was wondering how you began and continued with that method?
WAHM AIO diapers for the win. They truly are amazing and cute prints. Also, disposals liners for poop. Night we do the fitted with a cover and if needed you can toss in a hemp booster/s.
Spraying pockets have been soo easy. I did get some liners and use those now. But not the liners like you show, I use fleece ones I've made from a cheap Walmart blanket. Then I just have to spray the liners!! Sooo easy!!
You need to spray the liners too?
@@heyshayla just the liners! Because they catch everything I don't have to worry about the diaper!
if you use the cloth diaper liners on pockets do you need a sprayer?
@@thorn0darkwater if you use the disposable ones she shows I'm the video no. If you make your own with fleece I'd say yes.
I would highly recommend looking into clean cloth nappies (website) they have scientific background on how to effectively clean your nappies. :)
Thanks for the video! Was planning on trying cloth diapering because of Elimination Communication
Ayyyy it’s the best
I used mainly pockets or flats/covers and totally used those bamboo liners (looks like a dryer sheet) that you showed. They were a game changer. I never rinsed a SINGLE diaper. My daughter has eczema and thankfully she wasn’t ever bothered by them ❤️👍🏻
Amaaaaaazing
@@heyshayla Oh yeah! Poop doesn’t bother me but for some reason the thought/act of spraying poop 😂🤮 I just couldn’t. Thank you for all of your awesomeness!
I use the UBBI diaper pail with a reusable waterproof bag liner.
Hi Shayla, thanks for the video! Your elastics do look stretched out and you might want to get them replaced. I’ve heard there are some people out there who can replace them for just a few dollars each.
Hey girl! If you clip the diaper onto your spray pal you can squeeze the entire thing and get extra water out!
Thank you!
@heyshayla do you talk about cleaning/stripping your used diapers?
Not striping but Fluffloveuniversity.com is SUCHa good resource
Here’s a tip on how to spay those. It’s hard to explain but turn that diaper I wrong side out and let both the flaps hang down. Your hand will only be holding the top front and top back of the diaper while you spray one side and you turn it over and spray the other side. Hope this helps.
SO glad you uploaded this. I saw your other cloth diaper video and really wanted to know how it is going. We're due in July and not sure if we want to do cloth. love your content!
I honestly think you’ll love cloth 💕💕💕 once you commit- like fully commit and don’t buy any other diapers and have no choice you’ll realize how much you actually like it 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I started out using pocket diapers and hated them for my son, he always leaked. I now prefer prefolds and covers. If I could start over I'd just get a couple of a few styles and try them before investing in a big stash. I never thought I'd like prefolds but they are so easy to spray off and get clean and so so so absorbent.
If I have another baby, I want to try prefolds! I'm grateful for my pocket diapers because my toddler won't stay still on the changing table!
Ty for this video! My girl is about to start solids and idk if I’m ready for her poop to change from EBF 💩 lol 😂 washing is so easy right now! Love my cloth diapers especially from Stout House! Their pockets are everything! Also getting into stretchy flats and wool. It’s an expensive obsession, but well worth it ❤️❤️❤️
There will be an adjustment but you’ll figure it out! Also we did elimination communication and I probably do one poopy diaper a month!
@@heyshayla Ahhhhmaaaazing!!! Do you have a video on EC?!
I love the liners that catch the poo. Also check totbots night time set it's perfect.
Thanks for the vid! What do you do with the spray bucket once you’re finished spraying off the diaper? Does it sit in another (dry) bucket next to your toilet? Id imagine it’s wet and I’m not sure what to do with it. Thanks!
I put it in the tub to dry
Love pocket diapers
Thanks for the video! Do you have an update on using the liners to dump/throw away the poop? Also, do you have to spray after ever change? Or change baby near the bathroom? Confused on the logistics of getting the liner/diaper to the bathroom. 🤔
Still haven’t used them. Since starting solids she’s still pooping every other day. Not sure if that’s typical? And with elimination communication we really only wash one or two a week.
I put them in the cloth diaper hamper and then wash it that night.
Or I’ll walk it there right then and wash it and then do the load that night
I haven't cloth diapered but I'm pregnant and learning. What would happen if you held the front and back top part and let the two flaps fall down that way? The little pocket parts would be open side down and if I'm visualizing correctly the top part (poopy part) should? be facing outward? Idk if that makes any sense lol but I think the cleaning process will definitely influence which type of diapers I get.
Do you spray them all at once before you wash them, or right after each poopy diaper change?
We use liners but sometimes I wonder if I’d rather use the sprayer (or have it for when the liner doesn’t catch everything)
I personally spray the diaper right when I change it. If the poop dries on the diaper it's much harder to spray off.
@@lindseybilleter8839 that’s what I was thinking - I can’t picture leaving it at all because even when cleaning it right away (if any gets off the liner and onto the diaper) it can be difficult.
Omg the smell... Immediately
Love it!
I am 100% for cloth diapering, I have no babies yet but soon! But when you say that you feel like cloth diapering is easier.. I can't quite understand what you mean 😂 because don't you just throw away diapers? I wouldn't feel good doing it because of the environment and what it's doing.. but I don't know why it is easier? Just wondering!!
I don’t have to go buy them, I don’t have to take out the trash half as much but I do do more laundry but they doesn’t feel that hard. Usually I don’t even fold them. Just throw the clean ones in a pile and they’re ready to go again!
@@heyshayla love it !
Yesss, try some pocket diapers with AWJ on the inside, life changing! lol
Do you rinse the diapers only on washing day? Or do you rinse them when you find the poop and then leave it in the wet bag until washing day?
Rinse them when it happens and put them in the wet bag. But with my second I’d just scoop it out with toilet paper in the toilet and put it in the bin
I'm due in less than 4 weeks and we plan on doing newborn disposable diapers and then I have all pocket cloth diapers. I'm not sure if I'll have to supplement with formula or not so I got the bamboo liners just in case. Spraying out the diapers just looks like a hassle. I think after washing the diapers and then stuffing the liners into them I'll just prep them with the liner ahead of time. I have no clue. I'm just going to see how it goes.
You’ll find a system that works I’m positive. It will seem cumbersome at first but then you’ll get in a groove!! Less than 4 weeks!!! Ahh!!
I am due in 8 weeks and we too have newborn AIO and then Lalabye Pocket Diapers. We just hooked up the "bidet" sprayer and its honestly SO COOL and multifunctional if you know what I mean lol I am sure we will find a rhythm and flow and you will too! Good luck fellow cloth diaper mama
Formula baby poos are water soluble too! I never had an issue washing it out. I love my pocket diapers!
@@megangarten2115 Really? Everything I've read says formula poo is not water soluble and you have to ride the diapers or use a liner?
@@pronouncedbeauty If the poop is liquid, it's fine to run through the washer. We didn't need anything extra for our formula fed baby, not even stripping the fabric. If the poop is solid or thick, it should be rinsed off no matter what the baby was fed.
Hey Shayla!!! I know it's preferred to use hot water when Washing dirty diapers, but I only have access to cold water because I'm renting. What can I do? Use steaming hot water on a monthly basis to just give it an extra clean? Idk what to do! 🥺😭
Check out fluff love university ! They have soooo much info about watching. I just learned I was doing it wrong recently and wasn’t using enough soap. so check them out and get the expert opinion!!
@@heyshayla I have checked them out, but they never mentioned anything (at least in all the research I did) about a circumstance where Hot water is not available. :(
On their website they said if you have more questions to go to this Facebook group!!
facebook.com/groups/FluffLoveCDScience/?ref=share
Thanks for showing me NEVER to buy all in ones lol
We do pockets and I could never imagine anything else. Actually ,maybe I could imagine those stretchy flats with our pocket as a cover 🤔
There at better AIO diapers then that brand.
We did some all in one newborns but man I could never get the stink out!!!! Thankfully it was just one pack but boy or boy am I glad I didn’t fully invest in them
The all-in-ones were so convenient for my husband but we had a heavy wetter and it just didn’t work. Pockets and flats/covers seemed like more work but to me it all evened out. Still going to try a couple AIOs with this new baby 😂
I love prefolds and pocket diapers, AIO's didn't work for me.
When my mom was doing cloth diapers with me as a baby she'd just soak the diapers in the toilet for a while to get the poo out. I think it's ok if they touch the toilet water since they're going in the wash afterwards.
For overnight, diapers covers with double gussets are the best.
Definitely agree with this!!!! So much pee overnight lol
I was going to message you about this on IG! We just started solids and now I feel like I'm running my diapers. I have a sprayer and shield.. do I spray the insert as well? (We use pockets). Do I need to let it dry before putting in the hamper?
I usually put the dirty diaper I’m the bathroom with the sprayer and clean it at night and throw it in the wash. If I don’t wash it right then I just let it sit on the spray pal thing sometimes just on the toilet sometimes in the tub until I throw it in that night
I cloth diaper 24/7. My 16mo old pees a lot and we found the Sloomb Overnight fitted diapers with a Thristies Duo Wrap Size 2 eliminated all our overnight leak! We use pocket diapers and an intense insert + booster setup during the day.
Good to know!!
Lol poor Seth "I messed it up" hahah
Trying to figure out which items on amazon are the laundry basket and liner thing you have triangle in there to hold diapers themselves. I see a 6 pack of laundry baskets? which list am I using for these two items? Gracias!
Does anyone have experience with what you do with reusable wipes on poopy bums? Do you spray those off too with the diaper or do you use disposable wipes you just throw in the trash? FTM in 8 weeks and I am so excited to start cloth diapering!
the sun bleaches the poop stains, also the UV light Disinfects if i remember correctly.
What's the name of ur diapers? Trying to find them
I use bum genius all in one
Did you (or anyone here) try disposable liners for the poop?
I have and I prefer using fleece liners. The disposable ones move around to much in the diaper and don't catch all of the poop.
I do and they work fine for me 🤷🏾♀️. The ones I have cover the whole diaper insert and the poo only leaks through it a little bit. It’s super helpful to be able to flush the poo down the toilet or throw in the trash. Very helpful. I did spray off only before with cloth and it took more time, which is fine, but I prefer the liners due to having multiple kiddos. ☺️
How do you do cloth diapering if you font have a supportive partner?
You do the laundry. Everything else is almost the same. Set up the system and I bet they’ll do it
It’s what I did
@@heyshayla thank you! I’m definitely going to do that! Like you said I do the laundry so he won’t need to worry about any of the messy stuff 🥰
Fold your diaper in half so the outside back elastic is touching the outside front with the buttons that way you can spray easier and it won’t fall in the toilet
THIS is the info I’ve been needing!!!!!
@@heyshayla lol glad to help
I have 2 AIO’s and it’s only 2 for a reason 🧐 and I think personally it’s just a lot of flaps and folds 😐 way too many caves for the poop to dwell in... 💩 going to be totally honest, it’s just not for me... BUT, I love the pocket diapers especially when baby poops! With the pocket diaper you just do a quick spray or use the bamboo sheets (I call them drier sheets for bums, because that’s what they remind me of... 😬) slip the insert out throw both parts in the wet bag and wash away 😎 and they come out so clean and soft!! Way more comfy for the babies bottom than the crunchy stiff disposables👍🏼
My mommy still change my poopy cloth diaper I am 18 years old baby boy I have autism seizures ADHD learning disability I have a bladder infection and a bowel movement I used cloth diapers Pull-Ups and normal diapers everyone
Who’s your cloth diaper guru ?!
Haha just a friend from high school
You don’t have to take out the insert of pocket diapers. They come out in the wash
What?!!!! Really?!
Pocket diapers that have two openings, yes. Not pocket diapers that only have an opening at the back like Alvas. Those you need to take the inserts out before washing.
Gosh everyday? Everyday?!! Thars so f much.
24 for $200?! You got robbed. You could’ve easily gotten at least 40 new diapers for that price on Amazon.
Ok, sweetie, I am NOT trying to be disrespectful, but I still cannot see the benefit of cloth diapers? Is it bc of the expense? I see no benefit, because I do not see the reason why you would WORK this hard to change your baby???
People cloth diaper for various reasons. Some babies are sensitive or allergic to the chemicals in disposal diapers. Other parents want to use more sustainable products. It can also be less expensive over the long run. There's so many diaper types and cleaning methods. I think the diapers she owns are a lot more time consuming to clean than a true all in one diaper or a pocket diaper. I'm personally looking into cloth diapering for both cost and to reduce waste.
For me it's because disposable diapers take HUNDREDS of YEARS to decompose. It's too hard for me to use disposables 24/7 knowing that....
I use cloth diapers to help with potty training (technically EC right now) my 15 month old baby and to help save
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