This kzbin.infoUgkx189x1GscJYlDVVw5SAQOfxIkqVvCs4xT changing pad is so convenient and multi-functional! I love the multiple zip pockets, that the 2 pieces unzip for ease of use, the straps make it easy to carry or connect to your car seat or stroller and is small enough to slip into a larger purse and the easy access to the wipes via a separate section. Really nice changing pad!

You little girl shits talk mommyhood enough when you brag to the general public who really don't give a fuck about you being a mommy why the fuck do you need a fucking youtube channel?

What dresser did you choose to use? brand?

The wipes warmer was a great idea! I’ve been using disposable wipes but after watching this I’m switching to cloth wipes! Thanks

So what did mothers do about the poop for generations and generations before Pampers were invented in 1970s?! I used a large flannel diaper square that you FOLDED and used a diaper pin on each side. sold by the dozen they were $10 a pack. Folding and pinning a diaper was part of every new mommy's prenatal education besides how to burp and bathe a newborn. sometimes I used a prefolded diaper that tucked into a waterproof cover. My children are now well adjusted adults with adorable children of their own. No one was traumatized about poop.

I've put water straight from the faucet to our reusable wipes. After 1 day our wipes became moldy. 😔

Why u are not making more videos....

We also prefer the nonliquid detergent because that's better for the environment and the clothes

I cloth diaper but I find the bum genius not as absorbent as my mama koalas or my Alva ones

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The wipe warmer is in the room. How do you change the baby when you are away from the room with the diaper warmer? How do you change her?

Great video! Very descriptive and concise information. I used cloth with my youngest, who is now 8 for a very short period of time, toward the end of his diapering years, so I don't remember anything! I'm pregnant again, and have watched a few different videos to try to refresh my memory, but yours is by far the best , and I learned a lot of things I didn't know before. Also, Maddy is so adorable! I wonder what she looks like now! <3

I’m pregnant and going to cloth diaper our baby boy who will be here in 6 weeks. People keep saying “haha yeah ok, you don’t realize how gross baby poop is then” which i think is super disrespectful.

Skip to 11:28 for room set-up

Wow u r just awesome

How many diapers fill up the pail liner before you wash? Just curious based on the size load to do in the washing machine.

What a little cutie ❤

It would be more helpful if baby wasn't in video talkinf over you

Thank you for making this video it encouraged me

Hello, thank you for this video. I'm expecting my first baby and I've always planned to cloth diaper but cloth diapers have changed since I first looked into them. Can you please tell me how many cloth diapers are typically needed for a day or two day period? Also, when you placed the new wipes in the wipe warmer, were they still damp from the wash or did you completely dry them first? Thank you!

Your tide detergent had an HE symbol on the front, but you don't have an HE washer. The cup seemed smaller than the regular tide detergent cups. I could be wrong but I just happened to see that

Almost 3 years later your video is still helping new mommy’s who want to cloth diaper thank you!

Love how simple you make everything!! My first order of cloth diapers should be here in about a week!

Hi. How hot is the hot water? It doesn't delaminate the diapers? so you dont do a prewash with soap but they get clean? Marker 2 on Tide is good for about 20 diapers and inserts?

Did you put daipers along with poop in the washing machine?

Thank you so much for the video - I am about to give birth and I have just ordered some! Love the idea of it so much for financial reasons and for the environment! Also , your little nunu is sooooo freaking cute! x

Great video I wanted to start cloth diapering when I got pregnant with baby number 3 since I stopped working and stayed home. I am half cloth diapering our 18 mo old and when newborn gets bigger I will start with her. Btw I love bat u talked about chemical free we are currently swapping stuff out with Young Living. I would love to talk to you about that as well

how many cloth diapers do you have? thanks for this thorogh vid!!

This might be a stupid question but I really don't know. We are considering using cloth diapers but my main concern is poopy diapers. Do you literally just take diaper off and put in pail and then dump in the washer without any hand cleaning or removing anything? Any incite would be greatly appreciate! Thanks!

Have you had any issues with the elastics from hang drying like that? I heard they stretch out from the weight.

She is adorable!!!! Thank you for this video!

Love this video, extremely helpful!! My hubby and I are planning on starting a family and cloth diapers are something I feel extremely passionate about. I didn't know cloth wipes were a thing!! Do you have tips on traveling with cloth wipes? Or do you use the water wipes you mentioned? (Not a mom yet just trying to learn a day prepare as much as possible)

Love the info, thank you! Other small channels, make sure you leave positive comments. We need to make sure we support each other!

Omg, yes! I cloth diapered my daughter for 2 years and we never once had a poop blow out. I spent $800-$900 on my daughters cloth diaper stash. My daughter was allergic to most disposable diapers and the ones she could use were expensive. With an average amount of changes we would have spent around $1,600 to diaper her. My daughter had about 45-50 diapers when she hit 2. I sold everything off but our favorite (24 diapers). I was able to buy 25 newborn diapers and 6 more of our favorite One Size for baby #2. In total for this baby we spent about $200. So I should be saving money early off this time. I think our water bill goes up $10-$15 depending how much we are washing. That’s not even what half disposable diapers would cost us a month so we are still saving. Plus I never run out of diapers!

How about the utility bill each month if in winter you also use heat for your house? My bill up to $300 each month 😫 too much

Thanks for the great video. Gosh your baby is adorable!

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Would love to see new videos On any advice on updates cloth diaper routine stash or diaper bags! Love your videos!

This has been sooooo beyond helpful, I was intimidated to use our bum genius cloths for my 2 1/2 month old and this inspired me to start today. Thanks so much for such an easy how to video 🙌🏽

Do you unsnap the diapers before washing or can I leave them at the desired size?

I'm so glad to hear that you and your husband both work and still cloth diaper as that will be my situation as well. Unfortunately we cannot send cloth diapers to daycare so I'm bummed about that, but I still know we'll save at home with cloth. My question is about wipes--how many are in your stash?

this is so helpful! I've been so lost on where to even start, and this was so straight forward it really cleared up a lot of things for me! Thank you!

We use disposable daipers when leaving for the day amd buy wipes in bulk. You can get 20 packs of 64 wipes for $20. In 4 months we have used a total of 10 packs. And we have 42 cloth daipers and a ton of inserts for $200 from a site that my fiances parents bought them from. Its pretty awesome. And so easy. Wash every other day in their own load.

I cloth daiper my 4 month old witj kiawii and alva brand. The one size snaps are great. I notices thay when we put an insert above the pocjet daiper she gets rashes more sovwe started only putting inserts inside so her bum is dry.

it was so weird watching this video because my name is Mattielin

"what about the poooop?!" 😂😂

how many cloth diapers do you have, and how often do you wash them? sorry if it was explained! x

It would have cost less to buy newborn cloth then it cost you to buy disposables

Omg what a great idea to use the wipe warmer that way. Do you keep it on all day?

My name is Stephanie Anne!!! Woohoo