Frequently asked questions

The number of cloth diapers required varies based on factors like your baby's needs, lifestyle, and climate. For a medium wetter, 15-20 diapers per day are ideal. Adjust based on your preferences and usage pattern.

For hassle-free cleanup, shake off any solid waste into the toilet. If using disposable liners, discard both the liner and the poop. With reusable liners, you can either flush away the poop or dispose of it in a trash bin. Using a health faucet or spray tap facilitates rinsing off any remaining poop residue directly into the toilet. Always adhere to your local waste disposal guidelines.

Wash cloth diapers with a cloth diaper-safe detergent. Remove solids, do a cold pre-rinse, followed by a hot wash with detergent, and an additional rinse. Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach.

Change cloth diapers every 3-4 hours or as soon as they are soiled. Overnight diapers may need changing less frequently.

No, with our proprietary fit-ready sizing, cloth diapers ensure the right fit each time, preventing leaks. It's crucial to ensure the diaper is snug but not too tight, and to choose the appropriate absorbency for your baby's needs.

Diaper rash is less common with cloth diapers. If it occurs, use a cloth-safe rash cream and ensure diapers are clean and dry before use. Alternatively, try using an essential oil like Virgin Coconut oil (Cold-pressed Coconut oil) for a natural remedy; the rash usually clears in a day or two. Avoid using conventional rash creams.

Yes, cloth diapers are a significantly more environmentally friendly choice. According to studies, disposable diapers take centuries to decompose in landfills, contributing to environmental pollution. In contrast, cloth diapers, when properly cared for, have a substantially lower ecological footprint and can be reused for years, making them a sustainable option that reduces waste and resource consumption. Make an impact on the planet by choosing cloth diapers for a greener and healthier future.