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All About Cloth Diapers has reached 15,000 Facebook fans!!! We are so excited and thankful for all of your amazing support. What a blessing it is to have so many wonderful fans!

Autumn took a leap of faith by allowing me to join the All About Cloth Diapers family. I am so happy that she did. This past month has been amazing. There are so many exciting things in store! Both Autumn and I are so glad to have you all here to share them with us.

In celebration and in thanks of this HUGE milestone Autumn is graciously offering TWO amazing cloth diapers for you to win.

 

-bumGenius Freetime All-In-One OS Snapped Hummingbird

-TotBots Easyfit OS Snapped Fox n Spots

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Comments

  1. We love your blog, living in South Africa,
    we only have a few resources available for
    cloth diapering tips, so your blog is always
    our go-to blog for tips, tricks an reviews.
    We would like to see more tips on night
    time diapering and potty training pants.
    Great competition, holding thumbs!!

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  4. I love just how much content is already on here and is my go-to blog when I have a cloth related question. If I had to say what I would want to read more of, it would probably bea review on Blueberry and Swaddlebees brand just because they are one of my favorites. Or maybe even to brand out and try/review certain brands of mama cloth.

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  6. I woud like to see some information on fitted diapers. Like, how many you should have in your stash, what they are best used for, etc.

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  11. Tips on laundering with a HE front loader, plus suggestions for an occasionally diaper-wearing toddler (only for nights and naps- so do I have to wash 4 diapers at a time? If I leave them longer, they smell up the whole basement!)

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  17. I am brand new to cloth diapering. I used disposable diapers in the past for my two children and will be using cloth diapers for my next baby. I would like to read any tips about cloth diapering. I have no cloth diaper supplies so this giveaway would greatly help..thank you!

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  23. I’d love to see reviews and the differences between many different brands and also what makes them so expensive. Thanks!

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  25. Best newborn diapers, I’m looking into prefolds and covers but have always used pockets for my daughter. Also I would love info on potty training with cloth diapers!

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  33. I would love to see different mamas’ stashes. As a soon-to-be mom just getting into cloth diapering, it can be overwhelming; seeing the stashes of other moms would be helpful to see what I need.

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  37. I like the suggestion someone had for people new to CD on how to fit the diaper to your baby. I also like the stash building by different budget amount suggestion.

    I would be interested in naptime/nighttime solutions. I am new to cloth diapering (I will be starting when my baby is born) and really am curious what would work. The 18 month old I nanny leaks through her sposies at naptime and in the middle of the night.

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  38. Washing with hard water. I have read the blogs on this topic and they are very helpful. I wish I would have read them before adding vinegar to my Charlie Banana inserts turning them yellow…ughh! But do I need to add a water softener such as Calgon to the end rinse cycle after washing as well as the wash cycle? If I don’t add Calgon to the end rinse cycle won’t that last rinse cycle deposit more hard water minerals onto my squeaky clean diapers? Also, of all the conventional laundry detergents Autumn uses to get a once in a while deep clean, why does she use Purex free and clear. Does it have less harmful effects than say Tide or All free and clear?

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  45. You can never have too many posts about cloth diapering :) I am going to be new to it and I am trying to gather as much information as I can. I definitely don’t want to be prepared when the little one gets here.

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  46. I was not successful with cloth diapers the first time, but now, with baby #2, I really want to try again. Thank you for providing all of these tools and resources and making it less scary. It’s not! It’s just not what everyone does these days. Instead we use chemical-laden materials. Again, second time’s the charm!

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  48. This is probably common but night time diapering! We have resorted to disposables and the ammonia the night time diapers are unbearable.

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  49. Thinking up new ideas has got to be hard! It seems like Autumn has already covered just about everything fluffy-butt related.
    How about an article on cloth diaper friendly diaper bags? You could see how the more expensive brands [love my Ju*Ju*Be, but I could have bought a bunch of diapers with that money :)] compare to less expensive brands.

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  54. I’m going to echo some of the other commenters and say info about wool. I was actually given some wool covers but I have no idea if they will work or what to do with them if they don’t.

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  77. I really like posts on anything dealing with natural products and babies, these are the most relevant posts to me right now!

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  78. I would love to see reviews on different diapers for different budgets! I’m just starting out on CD and its so overwhelming trying to figure out the best for our budget!

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  79. Reviews on different cloth diaper brands and products! Laundry information.. in regards to detergents, and ways to launder the diapers being the most energy efficient.

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  80. I had a hard time finding information on how to store your diapers from one child to the next. My toddler potty trained, and I wasn’t sure how to store the diapers until the next baby arrived.

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  82. I would love to see detergent reviews. Especially on brands like Claudia’s Choices and Laundry Tarts (variety of scents).

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  84. I’m always interested in reading posts on diapers that fit well for BIG babies. It’s difficult finding just the right fit for my little chunk.

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  85. I’d like to see reviews on different kinds of disposable liners. I also love fitted diapers and have a super heavy wetter so I’d like to see reviews on fitted diapers and ideas on nighttime diapering for heavy wetters

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  87. I like the idea mentioned above about a post for new cloth diaperers like me. (I don’t think that was a word. :))

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  88. I need advice on night time ideas for my 3 year old. She is out of diapers during the day but needs diapers still at night. We love BG but the rise is too small for her.

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  89. I’m new to your blog so I’m not sure if you’ve done this (although it looks like you have everything about diapering!) but I’ve been thinking about knock off’s lately. I’ve heard about (not sure about the validity of it though) WAHM’s buying cheap China diapers, sewing their own label on them and selling them as their own.

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  99. Washing diapers and how when it isn’t washed correctly it leads to diaper rash. How to identify what’s going wrong in the washing process to cause diaper rash.

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  100. I really really really need to know what to expect for cloth diapering overseas! Should I start hoarding detergent? Are cloth diapers cheaper in Japan/Europe/Guam? I would love for you to invite a guest blogger or maybe if you know someone who has those answers…

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  102. Some additional info about how different diapers fit under clothes, I’ve noticed some of mine are huge and others are more trim!

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  105. I’ve noticed a lot of people don’t really know or understand wool covers, so they often miss out on the awesome benefits (WE LOVE WOOL!) or give up on overnight cloth-ing, which is sad, and easily fixed by using wool. Which is only confusing a new the first time! ;)

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  107. Still new to the site, and haven’t read through all of the posts yet. I am loving what I have read so far, and I agree with everyone above detergent reviews would be helpful. I am VERY new to cloth diaper, and I have heard so many different opinions on what to use.

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  108. I think a post for newbies would be great. When I started using cloth there wasn’t a big bunch of information on how to put a diaper on correctly and we ended up having a few leak issues :-(

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  111. You guys have covered almost everything under the sun. I can’t even imagine what more you could write about. I love learning about newborn diapers and reviews of the diapers and also newborn rental programs. Congratulations and thank you for the giveaway!

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  112. More information on how to wash out certain stains – like blueberry poop. How to strip, etc., and advice on detergents for cloth. :)

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  113. Love this site! It’s been so helpful in guiding me with this process. I started a bit with my 2 1/2 year old daughter, but day care didn’t do cloth so we didn’t really get into it. Now that baby #2 is due in 6 weeks and day care decided to do cloth I’m building up my stash! All of the reviews and recommendations and EVERYTHING has been so helpful, so thank you. I don’t really know anyone who uses cloth so this has been such a good resource :)

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  114. This sounds stupid but for new cloth diaper users, a how to put on a diaper correctly would be great lol From stuffing a pocket to figuring out which snap setting to use (so it’s not too tight nor too loose).

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  115. I think it would be helpful to those new to cloth diapering for examples of stash building by different budget amounts

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  120. I would also like to see some reviews on cloth trainers.
    I’ve been really wondering about fabric softener. I don’t use anything, but some the fabric gets a little rough. I’m all for a cheap, natural solution…

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  122. Potty training would be nice. Any cloth trainers that you would recommend as well as any tips. I like the reviews that I have read on your blog so far.

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  123. Yay for 15,000 fans! I’d love to try a Tots Bots on my new baby coming in July! I’d like more posts about stripping diapers :)

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  124. I would love to get some ideas for a potty-trained (mostly) 3-year-old who still needs a nighttime diaper, but doesn’t want to feel like a baby. I am tired of spending money on pull-ups, those are easy for her to put on herself.

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  127. All of your posts have been very helpful. The only issue I’m having is finding a good affodable night time solution.

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  128. A review on older children and bedwetting options would be great, if possible. I have a seven yr old who still occasionally wets because he sleeps so deeply.

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  130. How about traveling while using cloth diapers? I am due with our 1st baby in April and this has been a big question for me! We travel a lot, from overnight to about a week, and only sometimes have access to a washer machine. Maybe also a post on handwashing?

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  134. I am trying to get away from microfiber and switch to more natural materials.. but have no idea where to really start. There are so many different inserts and brands! Comparisons would be great!

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  136. I would love to see a topic on flats and prefolds. I LOVED using flats on my newborns because you could get a great fit and they were so trim. Plus using “alternatives” like flour sack towels.
    Another issue on diapering on the cheap and making your own diapers from things you have around the house or can buy easily at second hand and thrift shops.
    Another idea is diapers that are great for young children that still need protection at night (and not just light training pants.) “Bed wetting” is a regular occurrence for many children and so many mom’s end up resulting in switching back to disposables because there doesn’t seem to be many options out there for children once they get beyond 35-40lbs unless they are only wetting small amounts at night.

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  138. I have looked through all you have posted yet but a getting started guide with a comparison of the different types of diapers and what they work best for and how many to buy for how often you want to do laundry

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  140. The thing that interests me the most right now is potty training. Maybe the advantages/ disadvantages of potty training with cloth diapers vs disposables. My two year is old is potty training but still in cloth at night. I currently have another one on the way so there are still lots of cloth diapers in my future!

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  144. I would love to see how people creatively store their cloth diapers. I’m new to cloth diapering, and they are so bulky.

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  147. Would love to have a list of made in Canada and made in USA cloth diapers. Don’t like purchasing made in China products even if it’s American or Canadian company.

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  150. How to best sell your diapers when you are finished with them. Nighttime solutions. Using wool with clothes over top.

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  151. I would like to see a post on how to repair cloth diapers. I am using my set of cloth diapers on my second child and the elastic is starting to wear out on some and the aplix is curling up. Is it worth it to replace it or should I cut my losses and buy new ones?

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  154. diapering and washing on a budget (ie handwashing… i could help you with that one… got over a year under my belt doing that but i get a lot of questions about it!)

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  155. Oh, and I always appreciate comparisons of brands, cheap options versus expensive, i.e. which are worth the price, which are comparable for less.

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  157. I would like to see/read about: Diaper Sprayers(maybe you already did a post on it and I need to find it, but I would like to see pros, cons of using one, and see which ones are worth purchasing); or a post centered on making your on diapers with resources for fabrics,etc. ; or maybe a post that I somewhat off topic yet dealing with motherhood(maybe tip for parenting more than three children, etc. Thank you!????

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  158. My baby boy was just born a few days ago and is still too small to fit the cloth diapers I have purchased, but every day I am looking forward to using those more and more!

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  159. Yes, I like the idea of diaper repair and restore. I have several that need the velcro replaced. wondering if companies offer new velcro to replace it yourself. I know G diapers does. Also, I have gotten some pocket diaper handmedowns and wondering how to freshen up the cloth liners, they are grey, not white.

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  166. I would like a perfect homemade CD laundry detergent. Have read so many conflicting ideas I’m too afraid to try any of them!

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  168. I’d love to see a post about repairing diapers and knowing when a diaper is done for! I’m CDing my 4th child, and reusing most of the diapers I had 6 years ago with her sister. I’m having problems with some of them leaking right through the back! (for the time being, I just throw wool over the ones that aren’t working great!)

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  171. I started CD with my youngest at 8 months.. expecting another baby this year and want to start from birth.. I’m nervous!

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  175. I’m looking forward to trying out cloth diapers once my little one arrives in a few months. Love all the info you provide!

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  177. I really enjoy reading about comparisons between different brands and how they compare (bamboo inserts of one brand vs another brand.)

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  179. I would love basic information on cloth diapering! Also, I’d love to know which brands of diapers are the least bulky and which are the best fitting for all body types!

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  183. I would love to see a post about what diapers best fit toddlers! I’m increasing my stash, but my son is about to turn one and i don’t want to buy things that he may grow out of :/

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  184. I am really excited about this blog. What a great resource for cloth diapering! I feel like it is uncharted territory yet something I have always wanted to do and WILL do; this blog makes me feel more prepared! Thanks :)

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  188. Some ideas for night time diapering a child who is potty training or just potty trained, but still needs something at night.

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  191. It’s nice to read what real life is like with kids, and cloth diapers, and all the rest. It’s nice to know that other people are in a similar boat!

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  194. I’d love more info on making my own hybrids. And also tips on which inserts (hemp, bamboo, etc) work best for nighttime. There’s so many options it’s a little overwhelming.

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  195. I follow your blog, my daughter uses cloth diapers and I babysit every day and love using them. I gave her your blog site to follow a long time ago and she loves it.

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  199. My first baby is due this spring. I’m excited and nervous about cloth diapering.
    I’ve been reading a lot about the best newborn cloth diapers…and still unsure what brands I want to go with. I’d like more info on cloth diapering newborns.

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  201. Love reading all the posts. Cloth diapering my 2nd child who is 5 weeks old. Trying to get the hang of it but loving it!!!

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  202. A lot of cloth diapering seems to be trial and error, so more on what different cover/insert combo’s have worked for different problems – like skinny but very heavy night time wetter – would be helpful. Especially since parents can sometimes be tired and brains may not work at %100 at all times ^_^

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  203. I would like to see some how to’s on making your own diapers on a budget. Nothing difficult, maybe flats, prefolds or contour diapers.

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  204. Like another I would like to see more posts about what works well with what and how to use it! I’ve happened across things before that say use this with this, but you have to put this under this….and I never knew!

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  205. I would like to know more about cloth diapers and life after EBF!! Solids scare me! Especially with pocket diapers lol :)

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  206. I would like to see more posts with photos of diaper comparisons. For people who order only it’s nice to have visual references.

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  207. I would like to learn how to use cloth diapers on skinny newborns! What brands really work? I couldn’t use cloth until my son was over a month old bc his legs were so skinny! Even the extras smalls were too big. He was not a preemie either

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  208. I’m new to cloth diapering and trying to build my stash. I’d like to see a post comparing the more expensive diapers to some of the lower priced options. Do you pay for what you get or does cost not always equal quality?

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  209. I would like to see more posts about things that are typically “bad” in cloth diapering. Loved the stain post, the tide/oxyclean post too! I always wondered if those things were really all that bad, now I know they aren’t!

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  210. We would love a detailed post about the highs and lows of baby poop in CD’s going from EBF to solids. The thought just scares me to the point of wanting put off solids for as long as possible!

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  211. I like the first comment about whether or not an expensive diaper like a goodmama is worth it, or if its all hype because of the brand. Currently I’m looking for cloth 101 kind of articles, and how to wash with a front loading washing machine. Baby’s due April 1 and I’m trying to get my stash prepared!

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  212. I’d like to see a post about which inserts work well together. I can’t use just microfiber or just hemp so I combine but I’m always wondering if I use the right combo.

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  217. A post about hand washing diapers would be cool. With the weather being the way it is I’ve been afraid the washer would stop working!

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  219. I would love reviews/blogs on techniques/products for stripping diapers and on diaper soaps. This is one area I am always struggling with.

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  221. It’s hard to think of a subject you haven’t covered! Maybe washing alternatives… Wool dryer balls, for example.

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  222. I would love to see wahm diaper reviews and a post on getting hard water build up out if diapers and keeping it out!

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  223. Curious about wool- how are longies used, why doesn’t it need to be washed often, what is lanolizing about, etc. And something about the different brands of prefolds and their longevity.

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  224. I hope you can also show a comparison of various inserts – hemp, bamboo, charcoal bamboo, microfiber, bamboo/microfiber, etc. A water absorption test might also be nice. :-)

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  225. I am just learning about cloth diapering and would like to know what diapers work best for beginners. There are sooo many options!

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  227. I’d love to see a blog post about cloth and potty training. I’ve been using cloth diapers for 7 years and my first two went straight to underwear during the day for potty training. My 4 y.o. has enuresis and would love some great night time cloth solutions for a heavy nighttime wetter. My 21 m.o. is on the verge of training but has lots of accidents in underwear so I’m looking for some great cloth options for her. :)

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  229. I’m sewing my own cloth diapers from Pul, an unbleached cotton pre-fold, and soft athletic wicking fabrics and bamboo velours for liners. Any tips and ideas on sewing your own, especially for hard to fit babies (long and slender, preemie sizes, that sort of thing) might be helpful, also, possibly information on choosing and purchasing fabrics (since they can be harder to find than at the local crafts stores).

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  232. Please also share about parenting and homeschooling. And anything sounds ECO or GREEN is what I would read. :)

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  237. I would like to see tips for potty training on the go or cloth diapering multiple babies. Also would be cool to see comparison of brands and styles of diapers that have lasted thru multiple babies.

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  238. I would love to see info about mama cloth if you ladies use it and info about affordable flats other than Birdseye. It seems the hemp or bamboo aren’t common and are super expensive.

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  239. I’m pregnant with my third and didn’t start using cloth with my second until he was about 5 months old. I love posts about newborn cloth!

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  242. I would love ideas for DIY rash creams that actually work! Coconut oil doesn’t do enough for my little poopers and I always have to use the expensive stuff!

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  244. Suggestions on CDs that will fit chunkier kiddos, it’s hard to find a good CD that will fit him the right way!

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  245. I’d love to hear more about deals from different vendors when they come along. We love cloth, but they are so expensive it’s always good to hear about coupons and such!

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  246. As a Mommy of two wonderful girls I have had a great time learning about and becoming addicted to cloth. But… my hubby doesn’t want anymore babies, and we’re reaching the end of the diapering years with our youngest. Now what? I love the community I have discovered through cloth diapering and don’t want to miss out on that feeling once we get out of the diapering stage. As an idea for a blog post… what about “AFTER cloth diapers”. Perhaps how to store them over an extended period of time for the next child (or hopefully grandchildren), new addictions that Momma’s can get into? JK… I don’t have time or money for a new addiction on the scale of cloth :)

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  249. I would love to see some product reviews of Imagine Baby products and Nicki’s Diapers products. They are from the same maker but have some differences. I have some Imagine covers, and I LOVE them, but would like to see more reviews before I buy more.

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  257. I just started cloth diapering 2 wks ago but need the funds or means to create a stash. I keep thinking that maybe, just maybe I’ll win something… sometime. Hope this is the time! I am IN LOVE with the Hummingbird color!

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  258. Looking for ideas for the beginning of potty training a boy :) Most cloth training pants I have found were for children who pretty much only have small accidents on the way to potty.

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  261. I was told early on to strip with Dawn. Well it ruined my diapers. To this day they are still sticky. I wish more CD sites would explain that dawn is for oil and grease so unless you used something oily you shouldn’t strip with it.

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  272. I would like to see more spot lights of foundations, shameless plug lol, that help families who can’t afford diapers. Like The Rebecca Foundaion Cloth Diaper Closet!

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  274. Thanks for the chance to win. I love both but desperately want the hummingbird. I would love to see ideas on DIY frugal cloth diapering.

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  277. i would love an how-to guide on how to go from disposable to cloth after you’re already so used to disposable! it’s so hard to break the habit! if there were some tips on how to make it easier, that’d be awesome!

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  280. These are my 2 fav dipes!! :) I would love a post about how-to replace elastic on stretched out diapers. Facing this dilemma now & expecting our 2nd in April. Thanks :)

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  282. I would like information about cloth-eez and what size covers fit over them. Particularly thirstiest covers or other recommendations. Also, what is the cheapest way to get quality cloth diapers in bulk once you decide what you like. My hubby is really not digging the cloth, but will do anything to save a dime.

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  285. Would love a chart of pros/cons for each diaper within a type (i.e. pockets or AIO etc) for quick reference so you can look at what matters to you quickly and easily.

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  295. I would love to see a review on alvababy diapers! They seem to be the least expensive out there and am curious if they are worth it.

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  296. I would love to see ways of cloth diapering on a budget, like how many to buy up front for newborn, how often to wash, best ways to wash, pros and cons of cloth diapering

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  298. How cute are those foxes! And how lovely is that green. Clearly I haven’t been keeping up with the abundance of lovely prints and colors available lately. I’d love to win! I’d love to see more/current information about the health impact of disposable diapers and the benefits of cloth.

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  299. Would love to see a review on the Soft bums system — maybe it’s already on here somewhere but it’s a new one I’m considering for baby due in May! :)

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  302. I would love to see a tutorial on prepping/stripping wool covers bought used. I have a bunch but no idea if/how to “disinfect.”

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  307. I’d love to learn more options for side snapping diapers! Grovia are great, I just wished they lasted longer.

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  308. I would be interested to see which brands have held up best/worst for people over the years/through multiple kids.

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  310. What a great give away! Congrats on all of those fans! I’d love to see a post about potty training with cloth. I’ll be embarking on that journey soon and would love some pro tips.

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  313. Prairie Love Organics is seriously a great WAHM diaper company. She puts so much love and care in her diapers and the quality is amazing. Natural absorbent fibers oh my.

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  314. I’d like to see a review on bumGenius Newborn diaper system! I’m expecting in April and am trying to figure out what would be best to start with.

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  315. Its hard to say, Maybe a blog on homemade diapers,or really inexpensive brands for those mamas who have to start out making their own or really cheap. I have met so many who want to cloth diaper but can’t afford the start up.

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  316. I think you could explore a blog post about cloth diaper stash storage and cute ideas how to set up your diaper station.

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  321. I would really like to see how to get started, what you need, how to set up nursey and such. I am due in June and am just so lost at even where to begin.

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  322. I would love to know if coconut oil is ok to use with cloth diapers. Other topics I’m interested in I know you have already covered (like leaking diapers) I just need to read up.

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  325. I’d love to see a review of Tots Bots new “binky” material, with a comparison to the minky diapers and the old style diapers.

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  331. Awesome! We could always use more fluff! I’d love to read about the differences in the different types of cloth diapers.

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  334. I am pretty new to cloth diapering, so all info is very helpful! I love to here all of the different tricks when it comes to things like washing, nighttime solutions…..

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  337. What do you do with poop. We’ve recently transitioned from breastfeeding to solids so my method of just throw it in the wash is o-u-t. The current method is a plastic spoon. What are recommended ways of getting the poo off the diaper before washing. Is a sprayer the way to go? What other methods are recommended?

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  340. I like posts describing fits of diapers on different body types. Having a chunky son, and a skinny one I like to see photos and reviews on fits. Giveaways are always great too ;)

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  341. I’d like a review of sized versus one-size and if it is really worth it to buy OS if sized fit better…and if you know you’ll have multiple children…!! Thanks for the chance to win!

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  342. I’d love to see some follow-up reviews on previous favorites – are they still in your stash, how do they rank after many wears/washes, etc. It would be really helpful as I continue to grow my stash :)

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  346. Comparing brands for skinny, average & chunky monkeys! This would help narrow down options for mamas when deciding what to buy! :)

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  358. More on detergents maybe? I’m new to the blog but find there is a lot of controversial opinions on the detergent issue for cloth. I’d like tried and true opinions, not just what someone thinks based on what they read (I am currently using Era and have had zero problems whatsoever, no stripping, no stains, no ruined diapers, yet a lot would say that’s not CD safe…)
    Thanks :)

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  365. This site is great! I think it would be great to learn about how different diapers, inserts, covers, etc could be used in different circumstances. Best options for night time? Best of you have multiples? Pros/cons of different fabrics used as liners? Best for preemies? Best for toddlers? Etc…

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  368. I’m a new mama so I’m new to the world of cloth diapering! I appreciate any and all articles that have to do with washing/laundering cloth diapers because sometimes I feel like they get clean and other times, not so much! And include things like if stain remover products can be used, what detergent you prefer, and wash methods that work. It can all be overwhelming trying to start out!

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  372. I like reviews comparing different brands of similar diapers. Like two different organic fiber AIO or similar fitteds, etc. it is helpful to see the difference in fit and get reviews on how they work compared to each other.

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  382. I’m new to the cloth diapering with my first LO, so anything is helpful–but especially tips to avoid leakage and alternative laundry detergents that are CD safe as we love in a relatively rural area and the most recommended ones are not readily/easily available. Thanks!

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  385. I am due with my first ANY day (hopefully sooner than later) and we are using Grovias hybrid and going to also try pockets…I love any tips I can get, but I still find the whole this detergent works, this doesn’t quite daunting….

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  388. I’ve been cloth diapering for a while. but I think some more on getting started. I have got at least 5 people started on cloth diapers..BUT it’s hard for me to explain how to get started, types,etc.

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  390. I’m new to your blog, so I’m not sure what all you have spoken about in the past, but I second the wool care suggestion. I use wool, but I have to lanolize it so often it doesn’t feel right. I must not be doing something correctly. And it takes FOREVER to line dry!!

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  392. Hmm, can’t think of anything I want to know more about… Giveaway posts are always nice. ;) You can do as many of those as you like. :)

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  395. I think posts about how to get started and what is required to adequately cloth diaper are helpful. There are so many opinions and options it can be confusing and overwhelming.

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  396. I would like a post about different brands. I know all brands are different but it would be helpful to hear real sizing info about each diaper brand

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  399. I’ve been CDing for 3+ years, so I don’t have anything that comes to mind, but I’d love the chance to win some new fluff!

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  402. I’m due in July and I’m so excited to cloth diaper! This will be my first, and I’ve known since before I got pregnant that I wanted to cloth diaper! This blog and the Facebook page have really helped me start preparing for cloth diapering!

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  405. I love reading anything cloth diaper related. some ideas, best ways to strip diapers, best diaper safe creams and potty training in cloth. thanks for the giveaway :)

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  408. I would love to know what some good ideas are for cloth wipes or how to add essential oils into a cloth diaper routine.

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  410. you already over so much, how to pick something else . . . would love some tips on storing cloth diapers in small rentals and storing them well

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  413. I love cloth diapering and when I started, when I was expecting my first daughter in 2011, this blog was my go to for information! I still refer people over here all the time! Thank you!!!

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  415. I will be cloth diapering a newborn this summer. I didn’t start cloth until #2 was 4 months old. So anything dealing with cloth diapering newborns. I’m guessing you probably already have something though.

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