Any time someone tells me I'm crazy or brave for using cloth diapers with my daughter Ellie, my response is that it's really not that bad. Honestly, it isn't. Yes, there was a learning curve at ...

Unlike disposable diapers that get thrown away after each use, cloth diapers can be reused by washing them in the washing machine. The newest designs make cloth diapering nearly as easy as ...

4. Use scissors to poke a little hole in the lining of the diaper. Carefully peel off the top layer and look underneath. 5. You can touch the gel to see what it feels like. Be sure to wash your hands ...

Lots of parents would like an alternative to the environmentally questionable disposable diaper, but don't have the time or inclination to deal with cloth diapers. You can be the solution to their ...

Jennifer Shu, MD, FAAP, Pediatrician Whether you choose cloth or disposable ... even with using safety straps. Unfold the new diaper. With one hand, gently but firmly lift your baby's ankles ...

Both are much less expensive compared with the other types of cloth diapers but aren’t the easiest to use for beginners.

With both cloth diapers and disposables it's best to discard any loose stool in the toilet - being careful not to flush the diaper of course! Roll the diaper together using the tabs to hold it in ...