7 Reasons I Love CLOTH DIAPERING NEWBORNS! Featuring Lunapaca & The Blythe Life

[@starbug345]

This seems like a lot of fabric. Why don’t they just make them like period underwear for women? If anything just make the inner absorbing part removable and changeable, but there’s so much extra fabric around places I highly doubt will get poop or pee. Include the elastic and make it like the “fitted” diapers but don’t do the extra layers of fabric except in the center where the poop and pee will actually be. That’s enough natural, organic, “non-toxic” material for me without going overboard and being impractical unless you have special health concerns where it’s actually necessary. I just feel like it will feel bulky and restrict movement. Plus it might just be uncomfortable and possibly make you hot. It’s also worth mentioning that I think it needs to be narrower towards the private area, it’s too bulky there too…I say this because I see so many cloth diapered babies online and they seem to have their legs perpetually flared open (like a supine bound angle position in yoga) and I wonder if that will cause hip development problems (I have hip dyplasia so I’m conscientious of this especially in preventing it in developing bodies).

[@momof4121]

I like the idea of the Luba packa cover seems easier than wool

[@ECpeesy]

Yes, no need to lanolize with alpaca!

[@kitea007]

Loved this video! I really enjoyed cloth diapering my son as a newborn starting at 9 days old, and can't wait to do again for future children. I do agree that doing it from the beginning helps people to be dedicated to it if they want to do it. We used esembly exclusively during the newborn phase but can't wait to try different natural fiber options the next time around :)

[@KenshoQuest]

Yay! 🎉 I’m glad you also enjoyed cloth diapering your newborn. 💜 Heidi

[@wasbareluiersBillenboetiek]

So nice that you pay attention to cloth diapers. We once saw a Canadian mother in a playground with a child in cloth diapers. I was curious and asked her what it was, she explained it and was so simple. She also said it was very common in Canada. We were convinced and used them for our children. In fact, we were so excited that my husband started a cloth diaper store in Europe. And now because of this little boy who wore a nice cloth diaper in the playground, in Europe we have already prevented millions of disposable diapers, isn't it special? So glad that child didn't have pants over his diaper 😉

[@naorivas]

Newborn cloth diapering is my fave! Gotta love that easy wash routine and gosh they're the cutest. They're also my favorite to make. So tiny!

[@ECpeesy]

My favorite too! 💕

[@kitea007]

On a side note, that hello kitty wetbag is soooo cute, where'd you get it from?

[@kitea007]

​@@KenshoQuestI thought it looked familiar! I wish that print was easy to get ugh

[@ECpeesy]

It was an exclusive Thirsties print (I think to a Taiwan shop). I was able to get them through a group buy arranged by the mama who runs Clothe in Love (in Singapore). We love Hello Kitty! 💗