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diapers so we never had to deal with them that aspect of cloth diapering. Going into
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Cloth Diapers, Should I dunk them or spray them?
Posted by Becca on 8/12/2014
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Before I committed to cloth diapering, one thing held me back: the poop. When I was
younger, my mom cloth diapered, but the diaper service came and took away all our dirty
diapers so we never had to deal with them that aspect of cloth diapering. Going into
Cloth Diapers vs. Disposable Diapers: Pros and Cons
Posted by Bryana on 10/30/2013
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Why Are Cloth Diapers Best for Your Baby?
Posted by Bryana on 10/29/2013
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DIY Tutorial: Zippered Wetbag, Sew your own!
Posted by Becca on 6/19/2013
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For this tutorial you will need the following: PUL (Polyurethane Laminated Fabric), a zipper, sewing machine, coordinating thread, and a zipper foot for your sewing machine. The size that you make this is up to you. You can make it large or small and still follow this tutorial. Mine is a small/medium that is the perfect size for your diaper bag. It can fit 3-5 dirty diapers or one change of clothes for a toddler or preschooler.
Why YOU should choose cloth wipes over disposable wipes!
Posted by Bert on 5/9/2013
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For the longest time when I first started cloth diapering I used disposable wipes. I thought cloth wipes would be more difficult and since it was my husband's idea to start cloth diapering I wanted to be successful. I was wrong; cloth wipes weren't more difficult than disposable wipes. Actually, cloth wipes were easier because I could throw them into my dry pail with my diapers. When I was using disposable wipes the whole process was so annoying...(read more)
How to care for your cloth diaper wet bag
Posted by Bert on 4/25/2013
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In my opinion a Wet bag is a quintessential cloth diaper accessory; one that really should be on everyone’s “must haves” list.
Whether it’s a large bag for storing dirty diapers before laundry day or a smaller bag to take with you on the go proper washing and care will lengthen the life of your wet bag; I’ve always wondered though how often do I need to wash my wet bags?
Cloth Diaper Tip: Fold your cloth wipes and make them "POP"
Posted by Cloth Diaper Blog Guest on 4/2/2013
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Learn how to fold your cloth wipes and make them pop up from a disposable wipes container.
We promise, once you see just how convenient cloth wipes can be you'll never look back!
My CJ's BUTTer is grainy. Why and how can I fix this?
Posted by Julie on 3/19/2013
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Recently questions have come from concerned parents who's CJ's BUTTer seems a little grainy. What's wrong with it they ask, has it gone bad?
In this post we address the "grainy" issue, what causes it and how to fix it if you're interested in that.
Cloth Diaper Tip: DIY Cloth Wipes Tutorial!
Posted by Cloth Diaper Blog Guest on 3/12/2013
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When I started using cloth diapers, I had no clue that I could use cloth wipes. I quickly got tired of spending $12 every month on disposable wipes. I thought, "There's got to be a less expensive option." One of my friends told me about cloth wipes. I decided to try my hand at making them, and you can too.
Second Look Saturday: Babylegs are versatile and not just for baby!
Posted by Julie on 2/16/2013
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Babylegs. Can I come up with a whole post dedicated to their use? I'm about to show you!
From baby to toddlers, older children and even mamas, Babylegs are practical, versatile and as my daughter likes to say "they're funky."
Cloth Diaper Tip: Get more use out of your covers and wetbags!
Posted by Julie on 2/5/2013
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Looking for tips on how to get more use out of your cloth diaper covers or wetbags? Then you've come to the right place!
This post covers some easy ways to use your diaper covers and wetbags more between washings.
Second Look: New Perfect Pail for Cloth Diapers from GroVia!
Posted by Julie on 1/26/2013
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New products often come along so fast that if you're not online during their big debut you might not even hear about them.
This may be the case with GroVia's new Perfect Pail. This hanging cloth diaper pail is seriously one of the most innovative I've seen. Here's why...
How to Use Cloth Diaper Wipes
Posted by Bridget on 1/7/2013
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If you are interested in cloth diapering your baby, then you are probably interested in using cloth diaper wipes as well. There are two different methods of how to use cloth diaper wipes and it is up to you which one you choose. Here are both of them.
Second Look Saturday: Wetbags, are they really worth it?
Posted by Julie on 1/5/2013
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Wetbags can often be overlooked by frugal families as a cloth diaper accessory that's not actually a necessity.
You know, they're right! However there are many reasons to own a wetbag and many uses for it beyond cloth diapering!
Product Review: The AMAZING CJ's BUTTer Spritz
Posted by Stacey on 11/25/2012
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Everyone is shopping away so I thought it would be the perfect time to review one of the great natural baby care products on sale this weekend here at Diaper Junction. CJ's BUTTer Spritz is the liquid version of the popular CJ's BuTTer Diaper Cream and this little bottle is full of AMAZING.
Skin, particularly baby skin, is most likely to become irritated when its either missing an essential component or being exposed to things that remove essential components. New baby skin is protected from amniotic fluid by vernix but once its exposed to dry air, changes occur on the molecular level that makes it vulnerable. This is the root of most baby skin conditions like baby acne, cradle cap and diaper rash. If skin is the problem, CJ's is the solution - read here to find out why.
