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Cloth Diapers FAQ
WHY USE CLOTH DIAPERS?
Save Money/Cost Effective
Cloth Diapers are a long term investment that saves you a lot as they can be used from newborn to potty trained. And they can be rewash and reuse.
Healthier for Children & Soft Againts Baby's Skin
Cloth diapers are made with CHEMICAL FREE all natural fibre, hence it does not contain any chemical toxic like disposable that can harm your baby. And it's soft and comfortable and safe to be next to your baby's skin.
Environmental Friendly
Each disposable diaper will take up to 500 years to decompose. Imagine that. With cloth diapers, at least they are not ended up in the land fill.
Bye Bye Rash!
With cloth diaper, diaper rash seldom become a problem when you wash and take care of them in the proper way.
Make Potty Trained Easier
Research shows that a child that use cloth diapers will potty trained earlier than those who use disposable as cloth diapers doesn not mask the sensation of wetness.
A Fashion Statement!
Modern cloth diapers nowadays are not the same as those we used to have before. They come in range of colours and prints that is like a fashion statement. Definetely makes your baby's bum an outstanding one! ;P
Favourite Asked Questions
Q : How many cloth diapers do I need?
A : It depends on how often you want to wash them. As my personal experience, the safe zone is to have least 12 to 18 pieces. The extra can spare for the rainy days or extra poo poo days. :)
Q : Which type of cloth diapers are the best? Sized or Onesize?
A : There are no perfect system for any baby as they are born with different built. In order to know which is best to suit your baby, you'll need to try them. Sized diapers comes in sizes, so you'll have to change them once baby outgrow them, but they will have better fit compare to onesize. Onesize diaper are more economic as they can be use from newborn to potty train, but they might not fit each child perfectly. So I recommend to mix both sized and onesize in order to know which suits your baby best.
Q : How to deal with cloth diapers when I'm outside?
A : All you need is some basic supplies such as cloth diapers, wetbag to store the soiled diapers, few wipes to wipe baby's bum, and changing mat if you need one.
Q : Isnt the washing part difficult?
A : Washing cloth diapers are easy. For me, I prefer dry pail method. Shake any solids to the toilet. Store them inside the wetbag/diaper pail until wash day. Use only 1/4 detergents that contains non enzyme, whitener and softener to wash your diapers as they will "eat up" your diaper and shorten the diaper's life span. And the best is to wash using washing machine, as if you hand wash your diapers, you may not completely rinse out the detergent, and will cause detergent build up which lead to leaking and stinky smell diaper. With washing machine, wash with normal cycle then rinse it twice (recommended) to clear out any left over detergent/residue. Hang dry/line dry them under the sun. Any stains that stays will eventually gone, as sun is the natural bleach!
Save Money/Cost Effective
Cloth Diapers are a long term investment that saves you a lot as they can be used from newborn to potty trained. And they can be rewash and reuse.
Healthier for Children & Soft Againts Baby's Skin
Cloth diapers are made with CHEMICAL FREE all natural fibre, hence it does not contain any chemical toxic like disposable that can harm your baby. And it's soft and comfortable and safe to be next to your baby's skin.
Environmental Friendly
Each disposable diaper will take up to 500 years to decompose. Imagine that. With cloth diapers, at least they are not ended up in the land fill.
Bye Bye Rash!
With cloth diaper, diaper rash seldom become a problem when you wash and take care of them in the proper way.
Make Potty Trained Easier
Research shows that a child that use cloth diapers will potty trained earlier than those who use disposable as cloth diapers doesn not mask the sensation of wetness.
A Fashion Statement!
Modern cloth diapers nowadays are not the same as those we used to have before. They come in range of colours and prints that is like a fashion statement. Definetely makes your baby's bum an outstanding one! ;P
Favourite Asked Questions
Q : How many cloth diapers do I need?
A : It depends on how often you want to wash them. As my personal experience, the safe zone is to have least 12 to 18 pieces. The extra can spare for the rainy days or extra poo poo days. :)
Q : Which type of cloth diapers are the best? Sized or Onesize?
A : There are no perfect system for any baby as they are born with different built. In order to know which is best to suit your baby, you'll need to try them. Sized diapers comes in sizes, so you'll have to change them once baby outgrow them, but they will have better fit compare to onesize. Onesize diaper are more economic as they can be use from newborn to potty train, but they might not fit each child perfectly. So I recommend to mix both sized and onesize in order to know which suits your baby best.
Q : How to deal with cloth diapers when I'm outside?
A : All you need is some basic supplies such as cloth diapers, wetbag to store the soiled diapers, few wipes to wipe baby's bum, and changing mat if you need one.
Q : Isnt the washing part difficult?
A : Washing cloth diapers are easy. For me, I prefer dry pail method. Shake any solids to the toilet. Store them inside the wetbag/diaper pail until wash day. Use only 1/4 detergents that contains non enzyme, whitener and softener to wash your diapers as they will "eat up" your diaper and shorten the diaper's life span. And the best is to wash using washing machine, as if you hand wash your diapers, you may not completely rinse out the detergent, and will cause detergent build up which lead to leaking and stinky smell diaper. With washing machine, wash with normal cycle then rinse it twice (recommended) to clear out any left over detergent/residue. Hang dry/line dry them under the sun. Any stains that stays will eventually gone, as sun is the natural bleach!