Using Cloth Diapers

How to Change a Little Girl's Diaper

Knowing how to change your daughter's diaper will give your confidence a boost and make adjusting to your new arrival a bit easier. After a few months, you'll be a diapering professional.

How to Wash Your Baby's bumGenius Diapers

Many people shy away from using cloth diapers because the washing process is overwhelming. BumGenius claims that using cloth diapers instead of disposables for the diaper life of a child will save an average of $1,200 and prevent landfill waste....

Cloth Vs. Disposable Diapers

Before you slip your infant into her very first diaper, you need to decide whether you will use cloth or disposable. Disposable diapers are the more popular choice in the United States based on ease of use, but parents who choose cloth diapers...

How to Treat Diaper Rash With Cloth Diapers

Treating a diaper rash if you use cloth diapers on your baby requires a little more thought and preparation than if you use disposables. Cloth diapers can be washed and used repeatedly, so it is important that you are mindful of creams that you...

How to Remove Stains From Cloth Diapers

Whether your reason for using cloth diapers is personal or financial, you must properly wash and sanitized them regularly. Keeping them stain-free can often be a challenge especially for the busy parents. Wash cloth diapers 24 at a time using...

How to Use Reusable Diapers

Reusable diapers, or cloth diapers, are gaining popularity. Cloth diapers are soft against baby's skin, free from the chemicals that can be found in disposable diapers and are used over and over, not added to a landfill after a single use....

Facts on Cloth Diapers

Cloth diapers are making a come back in the baby world. The new cloth diapers are quite different from those that many people, now grandparents, had the option to use. The big news is that there are no more diaper pins and the horrible plastic...

How to Make Cleaning Solution for Cloth Baby Wipes

For many parents, using disposable diaper wipes doesn't make a whole lot of sense when you are using cloth diapers. However, your baby might not react well to a dry cloth to clean her bottom, particularly if she has sensitive skin. A homemade...

How to Change a Diaper

Knowing how to change a diaper correctly and safely is a skill that all new parents should master. Whether you choose to use cloth diapers or disposables for your little one, the general process is the same. Keeping all the necessary supplies on...

Disposable Diapers Vs. Non-Disposable

When you are expecting a baby, one of the choices you need to make is the type of diapers you plan to use. The two choices are disposable and non-disposable diapers. Disposable diapers are thrown out after use while non-disposable diapers are...

How to Cure Diaper Rash on a Baby

Diaper rash is reddened, sore and inflamed skin in the diaper area of a baby or toddler. It can be caused by sitting too long in a wet diaper, diarrhea, being overheated while wearing a diaper or an allergy or a new food that is introduced....

How to Change a Diaper on a Newborn

You will likely change at least 10 diapers per day in the first few months after bringing your newborn home from the hospital. Changing diapers may seem complicated at first, says KidsHealth.org, but with practice it will soon become second nature...

How to Clean Bum Genius Diapers

According to the bumGenius diaper website, using cloth diapers can save up to $1,200 in diapering costs and prevent up to one ton of landfill waste. BumGenius reusable cloth diapers are manufactured by Cotton Babies Incorporated and are designed...

Cloth Diapers Vs. Disposable Diapers

Depending on the priorities and needs of a family, some may find cloth diapers to be the best choice while others prefer to use disposables. Factors to be considered in this decision include safety and environmental issues, cost and convenience.

Things to Do to Treat a Diaper Rash

When changing your baby's diaper, you may notice a bright red rash or other irritation under your baby's diaper; this may be diaper rash. The causes of diaper rash are many, but are usually related to an infection due to poor hygiene or skin...

Essentials for a Baby Room

When you're having a baby, equipping a room is part of the fun. Focus on essentials first, to ensure that you don't have to run to the store once the baby is home. While many of these items aren't as glamorous as fun and fuzzy toys or beautiful...

A Layette List for a Baby

Babies need clothing, food, shelter and care. A layette list gives expectant mothers a starting point for determining what items are needed for their baby's care, including clothing, bedding and basic toiletries. The number of items included in a...

How to Clean Baby Clothes

New parents spend a lot of time washing baby clothes. You have numerous options as to what products you use to clean your baby's clothing items. You can start with gentle, natural detergents for washing your baby's clothes, then move on to harsher...

Supplies for a Diaper Changing Table

Imagine struggling to undress your baby and reaching for a fresh diaper, then realizing there are none. Avoid a wild goose chase for that elusive diaper and keep your diaper changing station well-stocked with supplies. That way, everything you...

Home Remedies for Dry Rash on a Baby

If you are the parent of a child still in diapers, you are probably no stranger to dry (or diaper) rash on a baby. Dry rash is basically irritated skin that is red, cracked, and painful for your child. There are many different things you can do...

What Are the Treatments for Baby Rashes?

The occurrence of rashes in babies is a regular part of their development as their immune systems develop. A baby’s skin is very sensitive and can become easily irritated, causing the development of a rash. Treatment for rashes can vary...

Things to Buy Before Baby Arrives

Baby gear can get expensive so it's a good idea to purchase the basics little by little in advance to help ease the financial strain. Since some babies come early due to complications or health risks, it's a good idea to get all the important baby...

A List of Things to Buy a Newborn Baby

Choosing items for your baby can be overwhelming. Young babies, however, do not need most of the paraphernalia that is strewn throughout stores and geared toward expectant parents. Consider purchasing only what your baby will need during his or...

Essentials for New Babies

With adorable baby products clamoring for your attention in every store, and every baby company claiming that their new product is a must-have item, deciding what's essential equipment for your newborn can be a daunting task. Fortunately, there...

How to Practice Going Green

Going green--the practice of changing your lifestyle to minimize the negative effect you have on the environment--requires discipline and patience but it can pay big dividends in multiple areas of your life. Living a greener lifestyle possesses...

Newborn Necessities Checklist

Parents spend nine months preparing to bring their newborn home. They consider everything from names to the color of the nursery walls. They make to-do and to-buy lists and then they shop, set up gift registries at local department stores and...

Things Newborn Babies Need

Your newborn’s main activities will be eating and sleeping, and his needs are simple and basic. When you prepare for your newborn, shop for organic or chemical-free baby items that were made with baby’s sensitive newborn skin in mind....

What to Buy for a Newborn

Whether you're planning for your first baby or your fifth, it's important to be properly prepared for your newborn's arrival. First-time moms, especially, may be concerned about what types of things they need to buy and in what quantities. While...

A Comparison of Cloth Nappies

Cloth diapers, or cloth nappies, are gaining popularity because of their lower cost and smaller environmental impact when compared with disposable diapers. Consumer Reports says the average parent can expect to spend $1,500 to $2,000 on disposable...

Diaper Rash Health Video (Video)

Diaper rash is a common ailment for young children whose skin is kept damp and covered from wearing diapers. Learn about diaper rash from a doctor in this video on skin care.