Fruit of the Womb Diapers

Polyester fleece, better known by the original trade name of Polarfleece, was invented by Malden Mills in 1979 as a synthetic, easy-care ver...

WOOL The natural, classic choice in diaper covers, wool fiber is used in several forms. Pure wool or wool blend yarn can be used to knit or ...

Previously, we've looked at kinds of cloth diapers that have the waterproof and absorbent layers attached in some way. There are some dr...

We talked about the All-in-One diaper style. All-in-Twos are the best attempt to keep the "disposable-like" ease of use while add...

We'll start this discussion with the "most 'sposie-like" diaper and work our way back to cloth diapering's roots. Fir...

"Fitted? AIO? Pocket? I'd love to sew my own cloth diapers, but I don't even know what the names mean!" It's a questio...

So you'd like to use "plastic" (polyacetal resin) snaps for cloth diapers, mama pads, bibs, clothes, and household items, but ...