Eco-Friendly Cloth Diaper Options

[@isabelsmith6259]

Love to see you back! I have been going back and forth on wool covers and flats. And today I finally went for it! Excited to try it out

[@ECpeesy]

Good to see you! These are all my favorites: wool, alpaca, cotton and hemp.

[@JaysNest]

I figured I’d share some of my tik Tok cloth 101 videos. I always wanted to make this topic in a long form video but never got around to it! Not too many people outside of you talk about natural options for diapering 💛

[@thisismylife6117]

I missed you. Please keep the videos coming.

[@JF-gy7tt]

Glad you are back!!

[@clothyoriginal]

Nice to see you pop up again. My favourite is cotton, just simple easy timeless cotton. Over the years ive learned that not having too big of a stash is best for the environment too. Seems obvious but we all get sucked in to the prettyness of cloth diapers. Ive found that having a bigger stash and theoretically having less wear per diaper doesnt necessary mean they last longer, its like fabrics have a "shelf life" especially pul & elastics.

[@JaysNest]

Absolutely! All diapers will eventually lose their life (this is what I’ve dealt with personally). And when you have a huge stash it’s 1) very overwhelming and 2) it can be wasteful. I’ve donated hundreds of diapers, I’ve kept a loaner stash to let friends borrow, and I sold some. And I still have diapers left over 😂🙈 bc some diapers are dead and I don’t have the heart to throw them out. A lot of ppl don’t like to talk about it, but cloth diapering still creates waste.

[@katiebradley7780]

Miss your videos.