Cloth diapers generally offer a softer and more breathable fabric against your baby's skin, reducing the chances of friction that can lead to irritation and rash.
Better for the Environment
According to a study by the UK Environment Agency, cloth diapers use around 3 times less energy, 20 times less raw materials, and 2.5 times less water than disposable diapers over the course of a child's diaper-wearing years.
Avoid Poop Blowouts
Since the cloth diaper has a higher quality elastic around the legs and waist, there's not as much chance for messes to leak out, as compared with the weaker elastic on disposable diapers
Save Money
It’s true that an individual cloth diaper costs more than a disposable one. But since you can easily wash cloth diapers, they can be extremely cost-effective. You just have to keep about 20 cloth diapers on hand to ensure you maintain your baby’s hygiene.
Early Potty Training
Cloth diapers, far from being just an eco-friendly or economical choice, can play an integral role in your child's early developmental milestones, such as potty training. They offer a gentler, less pressurized approach, fostering self-reliance and psychological well-being in your child.
Did you know that
disposable diapers are the third largest consumer item in landfills? They will take at least 500 years to decompose!
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Shake/ Spray off the poop into the toilet bowl. Prewash with water or water with detergent then store in an open and dry pail.
02. Wash as usual (on the laundry day)
Regular wash with your preferred detergent then rinse 3 to 4 times.
03. Dry
Line dry under the sun. You can also use tumble dryer or spinner.
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How many cloth diapers do I need?
This is our recommended stash with 1 to 2 days washing interval:
For Newborn to 6 months: 20 - 24 For 6 to 12 months: 16 - 20
For 1 to 2 years old: 12 - 16
Potty Training: 5 - 8
What are the things I should not use on cloth diapers?
Don't use fabric softener/conditioner.
- Fabric softeners coat the cloth diaper’s fabric, cause buildup, and prevent optimal fabric absorbency.
Don't use bleach regularly.
- You can use bleach on cloth diapers for disinfecting purposes but using it regularly is not recommended. Bleach is a harsh chemical and can damage diapers if used too often.
Don't use nappy cream with Zinc or Petroleum.
- It can cause stains or repelling.
Do you have a cloth diaper community?
Yes! You can join us in our Facebook Support Group: Aimerie Cloth Diaper Moms and Dads Philippines
https://www.facebook.com/groups/aimeriecdparents
What detergent can I use?
Any detergent that
- is not coconut based.
- has no fabic conditioner.
- is not DIY/Homemade soap
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