Cloth Diapering Boutique now open at The Quilted Bear!

You can now purchase cloth diapering supplies at Provo's "Quilted Bear". Located in Booth L-12 You can currently purchase: Whamies, Dream Eze, Pocket change, Drybees cloth diapers along with tea tree oil, grandma el's diaper cream, snappis, prefold diapers, plus more. Fuzzi bunz are on their way toward the end of the week plus wipe solutions! You'll also find PUL diaper cuts, touch tape, and diaperkit.com kits if sewing diapers is for you. Come check out Little Rabbits!

Save money by using cloth diapers!

If you are wondering how much money cloth diapers can save you check out this article :http://greenbabyguide.com/2008/01/31/how-much-money-do-cloth-diapers-save-a-cloth-vs-disposable-cost-comparison/

Changing a medium sized diaper to a large

The patterns included in my class are : x-small, small, & medium. I don't print a large pattern for you because if doesn't fit on a regular piece of paper. The large pattern is for toddlers and preschoolers who are 30lbs. and up. Click here for instructions on how to change the pattern.

Winter Cloth Diaper Classes

Coming in February-Two opportunities to take my Cloth Diaper Class!
1. Wednesday Februaury 4th 6pm-8pm Payson High School
To register for this class go to :http://www.nebo.edu/community-school/
or
2. Saturday February 28 10am-12 "Mothering Your Way" in Orem
to register for this class visit: http://clothdiapers.eventsbot.com

The Complete Cloth Diaper Book

The Complete Cloth Diaper Book includes everything you'll need to know about cloth diapers, using them, caring for them, fabrics, sewing techniques and patterns all in one package!
Special CLASS DISCOUNT at
http://www.didees.com/class.html

Dry Pail vs Wet Pail

I found the answer to my preschoolers cloth diaper stinkings! I tried everything to get the ammonia scent out of my diapers:sunshine, bleach, sportswash, white vinegar, etc. The only thing that was working for me was using a small amount of bleach. Not only was his diapers smelling like ammonia first thing in the morning, it was burning his little bottom. I was using the dry pail method and that was my problem!

For the past couple of weeks I have been trying the wet pail method. I use my same laundry bucket that I used for my dry pail. Now I just fill it half full with water and add a 1/4 cup of borax or 1/4c baking soda. I let my diapers soak for a few days before washing them. The ammonia problem is gone. Now I don't have to use any bleach!!!

From my own experience I think a dry pail works great when you are washing diapers more frequently. For more info on dry pail vs wet pail visit: http://www.zany-zebra.com/cloth-diaper-pail.shtml

Just remember if you use the wet pail method in your home-keep your small children away from it!!! It is possible for them to drown in the bucket. Keep it up high, or under your bathroom sink with the doors locked.

Try cloth diapers out for $10

Interested in cloth diapering but having trouble deciding which type of diaper is right for you? Jillian's Drawers' Changing Diapers, Changing Minds program may be just the thing.Give them a refundable deposit of $115 and they'll ship you five of the most popular options: bumGenius AIO, bumGenius pocket one-size, Fuzzi Bunz, Thirsties fitted, Thirsties AIO and Chinese prefolds. Try them for three weeks and mail them back. You'll get your deposit back less $10. You'll also get free shipping on your next order. Of course if you choose to keep everything, you'll get a $10 refund. http://www.Jilliansdrawers.com