Night Time Cloth Diapering System with Tie Nappy

In this video we demonstrate a very effective night time cloth diapering system. We use an Engel Organic Cotton Tie Nappy stuffed with a brushed organic cotton liner or trifolded prefold, and covered with an Engel Organic Merino Wool Cover (soaker). When properly fastened and with a properly prepped wool soaker, this combination is virtually leakproof and is tough enough to last through the entire night. For more information, visit our website at www.littlespruceorganics.com

[@rebornsnuzzles2573]

I'm really sorry about the negative comments you've received here. We placed an order from your store for this item today because we want to give this a try with the child I provide respite for. I used these long along and really liked them, and I'm hoping I can modify them by moving the ties and get them to work for J. We picked up a pair of Disana wool leggings as well! Thanks again!

[@katl6539]

lol kudos for being able to do all that with such a cute wiggle worm

[@S.Patierno]

Do you use doubler and prefold..also with this method is it trim at all..my dd is 17mo and I'm looking for a trim method bc the bulk is upsetting her...she's a tall slim baby so the bulk is truly bulky :)

[@hawwita]

Hi, I find that this nappy, doesnt absorb very well.. and the underlayer, when soaked is cold and wakes baby up in the night..

[@floodgates182]

Hawwa Almaghrabi I've used this diaper with a brushed cotton insert for over a year every night, and only had leaks when the cover ran low on lanolin. We've only had to upgrade our system when at 13 months our toddler became a super-heavy wetter. And by super I mean she goes through roughly three size six disposables a night.

[@marisa0603ful]

If an adult uses it would it leak?

[@meenakshirm705]

super

[@cmalone1971]

why is the baby pulling it

[@kayburrows7514]

it's a baby that's why......

[@donnalippert6450]

Omg its just a diaper. Why all.the work

[@leanyland8933]

Donna Lippert because you don't want it to leak lol duh and you want it to be comfy of your baby

[@toristewart6961]

Because some moms care about not leaving diapers in a landfill.

[@avagreene3624]

That gave me anxiety from hell lol. Woman seriously?!?! Put a disposable diaper on her and call it a day!! You could have done a load of laundry on how long it took you to put on one Disper!

[@toristewart6961]

That disposable will still be sitting in a landfill when that baby is an adult. You do you and don't discourage parents who are trying to make a small change with a large impact. How many hours do you blow on social media and trolling KZbinrs? Priorities.

[@yeseniacontreras8038]

It's really not hard to use cloth. If you don't want to use a tie nappy or a snap diaper there are velcro options. Not everyone wants to create tons of waste and spend thousands of dollars for trash

[@integritylockkeyllc1572]

@@toristewart6961 not to mention the fact that disposable diapers expose your baby to various toxic chemicals used in the manufacturing process, whereas cotton+wool is completely non-toxic. This was our primary motivation, not necessarily the environmental impact although that is a nice side-benefit.

[@rebornsnuzzles2573]

She was taking time to explain. It's actually very fast. It doesn't take us any more time than a disposable to put on, and it's an extra 2 loads of laundry a week. I put the laundry in and do other things. I would argue that it probably saves us time because we used to have constant leaks and rashes in disposables.