Hey Jessica! Thank you for your question! If you’re finding it tricky to get your hand into the back pocket of the diaper to insert or adjust the inserts, here are a few tips that can help: Tips for Stuffing Pocket Diapers: Fold the Insert: Fold the insert in half lengthwise before sliding it into the pocket. Once it’s partially inside, you can unfold it and smooth it out by pinching or pushing it into place with your fingertips. Use a Helper Tool: Some parents find it helpful to use a flat object like a wooden spoon handle, a spatula, or even the edge of a clean ruler to push the insert all the way in and smooth it out. Adjust from the Outside: If the insert doesn’t sit evenly after sliding it in, you can adjust and flatten it by pressing on the outside of the diaper with your hands to avoid having to reach all the way into the pocket. Alternate Grip: Try using just your fingertips or curling your hand slightly to maneuver the insert without needing to fit your entire hand into the pocket.

If you place an insert directly on top of the liner in a pocket diaper (instead of stuffing it into the pocket), you might be able to reuse the diaper cover for light wetting. However, pocket diapers aren't designed with the same easy-clean interior material as cover diapers. The inner layer of a pocket diaper is typically made from soft, absorbent fleece, which is meant to wick moisture away from the baby’s skin and into the insert inside the pocket. Because of this, the fleece layer often gets wet, making it less ideal for reuse without washing.

Using coconut oil on reusable wipes can potentially cause issues with your cloth diapers over time. Here’s why: Coconut Oil and Cloth Diapers Coconut oil, while a natural and gentle option, is still an oil, which means it can leave a residue on fabric. This residue can build up on the absorbent fibers of cloth diapers, creating a barrier that makes the fabric less absorbent (also known as “repelling”). This repelling effect prevents liquids from soaking in, leading to leaks.

Thank you for this feedback! As we made our absorbency chart after this video was made, we do have plans to add it in, and appreciate your comment!

Babies often have a bit of a belly, and it can look like they’re being squeezed when wearing fitted garments, but in reality they just have small waists. She stated she checked to see if she could fit at least one finger in the waist band, so we know it isn’t too tight.

I think it also just looks that way cuz of the extra fabric folded under there

I believe she uses cloth diapers, so both diapers and liner will go into the wash

Great question! Our reusable pail liners are designed to make storing used cloth diapers simple and eco-friendly. You can place the soiled diapers directly into the pail liner, which fits inside your diaper pail. When it's time to wash, just remove the entire liner with the diapers still inside, dump your diapers into the washing machine and you can then in the pail liners! Reusable pail liners are a fantastic alternative to disposable ones because they help reduce waste and are easy to clean. Plus, they're made from the same waterproof material as our diapers, keeping odors contained and your pail clean!

yes! its always best to rinse your soiled diapers and inserts when changing your baby to help ensure they do not get buildup from urine, and waste, and get the best clean on wash day!

@@NorasNursery just making sure 😂🤣.

We have a few different pink pack options available! check our our 'Ballet Slippers' pack available in pockets, and covers!

Thank you so much for adding our products to your Amazon registry! We are thrilled to hear that you are excited about them. Congratulations on your upcoming arrival this winter-what a wonderful time to prepare for your little one! If you have any questions or need any assistance with our products, feel free to reach out. We’re here to help make your experience as smooth and enjoyable as possible. Best wishes for a happy and healthy pregnancy!

Thank you for your question about washing swim diapers. Our swim diapers are designed to be easy to care for, ensuring they stay clean and functional for your little one’s water activities. Washing Instructions for Swim Diapers: Rinse After Use: After each use, rinse the swim diaper in cool water to remove any chlorine, salt, or other residues. Machine Wash: You can machine wash the swim diaper on a gentle cycle with cold or warm water. Use a mild detergent that is free from bleach, fabric softeners, and other harsh chemicals. Avoid High Heat: Do not use hot water or high heat settings, as this can damage the waterproof layer and elastic components. Air Dry: It is best to air dry the swim diaper by laying it flat or hanging it. Avoid using the dryer, as high heat can cause the fabric to degrade over time. For more detailed care tips and instructions, you can visit our website!

thank you for sharing this! It's wonderful to hear that you've had a great experience with Nora's Nursery cloth diapers through your child's first two years!

hey there! unfortunately we do not have a slowed version however we would be happy to create one to help you and other customers in the future! in the meantime, we suggest you snap your diaper to the correct sizing for your baby (without the insert) keep note of the settings, unsnap the diaper, put your insert in the pack pocket, and re-snap to your desired settings!

Try Truly Free! trulyfreehome.com/products/signature-scent-laundry-wash. We also have a blog dedicated to our top detergent recommendations which you can view on our website!

Thank you for your comment! We are hoping to offer more prints and packs as cover diapers in the near future! 👀

its back!