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 What’s the Deal with Diaper Sprayers?

It can be a little overwhelming  to decipher which accessories you need when you jump into cloth diapering. A diaper sprayer is one of those things that some people can’t stand and others can’t live without. Here’s my personal experience and opinion on this commonly used cloth diaper accessory.

Cloth Diapering: Newborn Edition

For someone who had never cloth diapered a newborn, it was a definite change for me when compared to diapering my toddler. Lucky for you, you can read through my experience with our second baby and gain a few valuable tips for taking on cloth diapering a newborn for yourself.

My Truth About Cloth Diapering

As much as I don’t want to admit it, cloth diapering isn’t all rainbows and unicorns. It has its benefits obviously but some people glorify cloth diapering so much that I think people who are new to cloth get started with the mentality that there are no negative aspects. Based off my personal experiences, decide for yourself if the pros outweigh the cons. (I think they do.)

 Super Easy Wet Bag Tutorial

Wet bags are a definite must have for cloth diapering. They provide a moisture-proof place to store you soiled cloth diapers while you’re out and about. I keep a couple in my diaper bag and even made a much larger one to use as a hanging wet bag in our home. This wet bag tutorial has only a few steps and can save you tons of money in comparison to those available on the market.

 DIY Cloth Diaper Safe Diaper Cream

I have spent A LOT of money on diaper creams. I have always had to purchase one that was “cloth diaper safe”, and since they run approximately $10.00+ for a tube/jar, it can get costly. Therefore, I decided to make my own diaper cream and now you can too.

Now that you’re armed with some starter resources, enter the giveaway for the $100 gift card to Kelly’s Closet!