FAQ – What Are Your Recommendations?
Another question I get on a daily basis is "what are your personal recommendations?". Here are some approximate recommendations for how many diapers you will minimally need per baby, based on the age of your child when you start cloth diapering. Please note, the fewer...
read moreFAQ – Why Bamboo? Environmental and Medical Benefits Explained
Since our decision to discontinue carrying polyester diapers, this has been a juicy topic of interest : Why Bamboo and not Cotton or Polyester? While I am not a doctor, I will let you in on all the research we have gathered over the years. Keep reading for the...
read moreFAQ – Prepping Your New Polyester Diapers
Every purchase from our website (or in person) comes with a quick-wash and prep guide, but sometimes there are some additional questions, and clarification required. Here are some commonly asked questions on how to properly and effectively prep polyester diapers. What...
read moreMy Washing Machine Won’t Drain – DIY Fix
So, this morning... the worst thing in a cloth diaperer's world happened. My laundry machine stopped working! I mean, it still made noise, so I knew the fuse wasn't blown, and it would fill with water, and the middle spinner would work... but it wouldn't drain! I...
read moreFAQ – Help! My Diapers Are Leaking (Waist)
FAQS – Help! My Diapers Are Leaking (Waist and Other) Don’t give up yet! Leaks can definitely be discouraging, but for the amount of cash you are saving, it is worth it to push through and find that medium. If your diapers are leaking out of the legs, please check out...
read moreFAQ – Help! My Diapers Are Leaking (Legs)
The infamous problem many new moms and first time cloth diaperers have - leaks! The good news? 99% of the time, it is resolvable. It could be as simple as a snap, but as complicated as a strip. Either way, the diapers can be fixed. Leg Leaks The most common place...
read moreReplacing Elastics in Your Cloth Diaper 101
Ok, so I’m going to flat out admit - I am NOT a very good, nor experienced, sewer. In fact, I just bought my first sewing machine on Boxing Day, and it is expected to arrive today! That being said, I fully understand the reasons why one might want to "refresh" their...
read moreFAQs – Bamboo versus Polyester/Microfibre – The Great Debate
One question I get on almost a daily basis is: What are the differences between bamboo and polyester? Are bamboo inserts more absorbent than microfibre? Why are bamboo diapers more expensive? Here are your answers! First of all, the main difference between bamboo and...
read moreA Diaper Even The Littlest Baby Can Use – Making Your Piddly-Winx Diaper Into a Newborn Diaper!
Another question I get on a fairly regular basis is "Will your cloth diaper actually fit my newborn?" or "I've been struggling with leg leaks with my little one, and she is 8 lbs, how can I get the legs smaller?" Well, you are in luck! I have found a way to make a...
read moreFAQ: What’s Your Return Policy?
Return Policy Buying cloth diapers is a commitment, and while we understand that cloth diapering is not for everyone, we CAN NOT accept any returns or exchanges on open, used, or washed products. This is due to hygiene issues, as well as potential allergy exposures....
read moreThe 5 W’s of Stripping Cloth Diapers
The 5 W's of Stripping Your Cloth Diapers The term “stripping” cloth diapers refers to breaking down any residues on the diaper shells (and sometimes inserts) and these residues can build up because of urine and/or laundry detergents. If you do a search on the...
read morePiddly-Winx Cloth Diapers Feedback and Reviews
Reviews and feedback are extremely important for assisting in coming to an educated conclusion as to whether a brand or type of cloth diaper will best suit both you and your baby's needs. Every child is different, and may need a different diapering setup tailored...
read moreThe Newborn Diapering Decision
(Photo of Newborn Rental Pack) So, you are just coming home with your brand new baby. No doubt, you have done tons of research into the costs associated with being new parents, and you have probably been stocking as many items up that you have been able to grab on...
read moreInteresting Cloth Diapering Myths and Facts
Here are some cloth diapering myth questions and statements that came up over the past weekend at our big sale in Kanata. I thought I would put together a quick piece to help put these worries to ease! [vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text disable_pattern="true"...
read moreMathematical Proof That Cloth Diapering Can Save You Money – Part 3
Part 3 - Conclusion and Results from Disposables vs Cloth Diapers (If you missed Part 1 - In Depth Disposables, or if you want to know where our numbers are coming from, please click here.) (If you missed Part 2 - In Depth Cloth Diaper Analysis and Comparison, or if...
read moreMathematical Proof That Cloth Diapering Can Save You Money – Part 2
Part 2 - In Depth Cloth Diaper Analysis and Comparison (If you missed Part 1 - In Depth Disposables, or if you want to know where our numbers are coming from, please click here.) CLOTH DIAPERS Because of the many different styles and brands of cloth diapers, it is...
read moreMathematical Proof That Cloth Diapering Can Save You Money – Part 1
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text disable_pattern="true" align="left" margin_bottom="0"] Part 1 - In Depth Disposables So, you have decided that the budget needs some trimming, and that the allotment for diapers each month is starting to get a little ridiculous, but...
read moreWhat Condition Is Your Cloth Diaper In?
When browsing the buy and sell section for used cloth diapers, you may see some abbreviations that you’ve never seen before. Fear not, I am here to help! First, here are a few definitions of terms that I use to describe the abbreviations that you may be unfamiliar...
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