Cloth Diapering And Poo | What Do You Do With It??

Today I'm talking about what I think is the number one thing that holds people back from cloth diapering: poo and what the heck do you do with it. I talk about what to do with the poo if your baby is breastfed, formula fed and/ or eating solids. Stains, smells, runny poop, chunky poop.... we are leaving nothing out! I hope this makes cloth diapering less intimidating. Enjoy :)
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00:00 Intro
01:10 Different kinds of poo
01:43 What to do with breastfed baby poo
03:55 The only thing that's different about using disposables
04:28 What to do about stains
05:29 What to do with formula fed/ solids poo
08:08 Using a sprayer
09:45 Using liners

[@thedesertdaydreamer]

I’d love to know if this ⬆️ is what’s holding you back from cloth diapering or if this made you feel better about giving it a try?

[@Qiswhattheycallme]

Not having a washer and dryer

[@thedesertdaydreamer]

@@Qiswhattheycallme ohhh yes that’s definitely understandable

[@saumyagarg3076]

Soggy diapers and rashes fro
Elastic

[@thedesertdaydreamer]

@@saumyagarg3076 ohhh rashes from the elastic? When I put on the cloth diapers, I try to make sure it’s snug but I can easily slide a finger in and that’s worked for me.
What are your cloth diapers made of? I’ve noticed my cotton diapers get really wet a lot faster than my inserts that are made of microfiber and micro fleece.

[@natz434]

If you mean a rash and not just sock marks, detergent build up can cause rashes especially on the elastic line where it doesn't wash out as easily. Try doing a couple vinegar rinses and use less detergent in your future washes.