SET FOR SUCCESS | CLOTH DIAPERS FOR BEGINNERS | 6 TIPS 

In this video I share 6 tips for setting yourself up to have complete cloth diaper success. Cloth diapering is not hard to do at all, especially when you are properly prepared. You will save thousands of $$ with choosing cloth over disposables, especially if you are mama that has multiple kiddos in diapers at once or are planning to have multiple children in the future. You can re-use your diapers over & over again, and they truly are a one size fit from a few months old all the way to the potty training years.
I hope these tips were helpful, and if you have any questions please comment below. I am happy & eager to help you in anyway I can, to be completely successful on your cloth diapering journey!
Links Below:
Fluff Love University: fluffloveuniversity.com
Grovia Newborn All In One Diaper: www.grovia.com/collections/al...
Lil Joey Newborn All In One Diaper: a.co/d/5TjX594
Alva Baby Pocket Diapers (One Size Fit All): a.co/d/4ghTstf
Nora’s Nursery Pocket Diapers (One Size Fit All): norasnursery.com/collections/...
Link to Video for Diaper Storage: • CLOTH DIAPER STORAGE |...
Grovia Magic Stick Diaper Balm: www.grovia.com/products/magic...
Diaper Sprayer similar to what we have: a.co/d/9iC1xvs
Simply Imagine Spray Stand (We Use This): a.co/d/3K1FonS
Spray Pal (Another great option, less expensive): a.co/d/2TVsK1G

[@taylorhinckley2309]

We use 24 newborns. I’ve cloth diapered 2 newborns. One who was a preemie and stayed in them for almost 5 months, and another who was only in them for about 1 month.

[@MysteryExodus]

What are diaper safe creams ?

[@xSonea]

We will start cloth next week. My baby will be 11 weeks by then. Thanks for your awesome videos.

[@mamalovescloth]

Hi Sonja! I’m so happy to hear you’re making the switch to cloth😊Please let me know if you have any specific questions, I’m always happy to help in anyway! Thank you for watching & I look forward to making more content to help with your cloth diapering journey☺️

[@elenab2217]

Do i spray diapers immediately after taking them off baby, or can i put them in the big wet bag to spray on wash day?

[@kellywatts4895]

You could do either but if left more than 2 days they can be harder to spray off ( if baby is only consuming milk ( either bf or ff)you don’t need to spray as poo before weaning is water soluble and can go straight in the washer) personally my babies are now 1 year and 2.5 I have a small wet bag on my stairs for poopy diapers and a big wet bag for inserts and wet ones if I don’t spray off straight away I know I’m not going to miss one accidentally

[@taylorhinckley2309]

I have found after 9 years or cloth diapering it really depends on the diaper material. If you use awj or micro suede pocket diapers, a few hours to 24hrs after the poo it seems to come off a bit easier as the inserts have soaked up the moisture of the poo so it poo kinda just falls off

[@INANNAMOON13]

Use liners once your kiddo is eating solids.