There has been much debate on the use of cloth diapers as compared to disposable diapers. It is important that parents know what is best for their young one. Below are a few facts about cloth diapers that every parent should be aware of.

At present, there are two main kinds of diapers: cloth and disposables. Modern cloth diapers can be classified into flat, fitted, pocket, pre-folded, all in two and all in one diapers. The all in one diapers are the closest in form and function to disposable diapers.

After decades of using disposable diapers and buying into the supposedly unparalleled ease and convenience of using them versus using “old-fashioned” and “fussy” cloth diapers, moms all over the world are once again discovering the benefits of cloth diapering. If you are a mother seeking to know all about cloth diapers, read on.

Choosing cloth diapers is much easier with a clear understanding of the cloth diapers and cloth diaper accessories that are currently on the market. As the market is constantly improving itself, with manufacturers and Work-At-Home-Moms (WAHMs) launching new cloth diaper products, we will update these cloth diapering definitions. Feel free to bookmark this page for future reference.

One of the first questions a cloth diapering newbie faces with a bit of trepidation is the question, “How many cloth diapers will I need?” Most people agree that a good number of diapers to have is 18 if you want to cloth diaper full time and wash them every other day, but this answer might not suit for everyone. How many diapers you have will really depend on your baby’s age, and on how often you wash diapers.