Washing cloth diapers can feel overwhelming — from poop stains and detergent doubts to fear of stink and ruined machines. This blog simplifies the wash routine into practical steps, shares real mistakes we made, and explains why natural fibre diapers are easier to wash and more forgiving. If you’ve ever wondered whether stains mean diapers are dirty, this one’s for you.
Storing used cloth diapers doesn’t have to be messy or smelly. In fact, most diaper stink, ammonia, and stain issues start not in the wash—but in how diapers are stored between washes.
This guide breaks down why proper storage matters, the difference between dry and wet pail methods, and how natural fibre cloth diapers make storage easier by allowing better airflow, reducing moisture retention, and slowing ammonia buildup.
If you’ve ever wondered “Am I storing cloth diapers the right way?”—this blog has your answers.
Ever heard your mom say “ShhShh” during diaper changes? Turns out, that age-old instinct has a name — Elimination Communication. In this blog, I share how we stumbled into EC, what it really means, and how it made cloth diapering easier (and cleaner!). From baby cues to zero-poop days, this is a gentle parenting journey with plenty of aha moments.
