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I like making the end of the week big!!!

Today we have an instant half-stash (albeit, a small stash) for you!

First we have 6 Diaper Rite pockets courtesy of Diaper Junction.  I’ve tried Diaper Rite pockets (for review purposes) and was surprisingly impressed.

They are simple, highly adjustable and affordable.

I like the bright colors and the fact that there are thigh, waist and crossover snaps.

At under $10/diaper (includes 2 inserts) you could easily build a whole stash for under $200.  Diaper Junction also periodically has them listed as their Deal of the Day.  That’s when I bought mine @ $8/ea.

The winner of the 6 Diaper Rite pockets will get to pick their colors!

The second sponsor of the day is Ragababe.

Ragababe AIOs make up half of my large cloth diaper stash.  I love the simplicity.  My husband loves the simplicity.  My miniature diaper changers love the simplicity.

Description from An Almost Complete Guide to AIO Cloth Diapers:

Sized diaper. Aplix closure. Suede cloth inner, bamboo soaker.  Pocket for adding absorbency. Super absorbent diaper!  This cloth diaper was made for Camden.  But, just so you know I’m not playing favorites, Ragababe AIOs did NOT work with Sterling.  Ragababe cloth diapers are hard to get at the moment, although I’m praying for a production miracle.  $27.95. 10 prints and solid choices.  Uber Trim.

Yes, they are hard to get.  That’s what makes this giveaway so awesome!!  Winner will get one Ragababe AIO (Joy will communicate with the winner on print/color).

Today’s winner will also win a Ragababe Hanging Laundry Bag in their choice of color (black, white, star candy).

I mentioned earlier in the giveaways that Monkey Foot Designs and Rumparooz made up 2/3 of my favorite wet bag brands.  Ragababe Hanging Laundry Bag is the final 1/3!

I’m a hoarder of sorts so I’ll have to admit I’d really like to win this giveaway.  Do I need more diapers?  No!  But, a rainbow of Diaper Rite pockets plus a new Ragababe sounds lovely!!

 

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Comments

  1. My current problem, is that my 8 month old boy is MUCH bigger than his older sister, so I am worried the diapers I have won’t fit him until potty training and I will need to get a whole new stash of diapers that fit larger kids!

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  9. My issue is getting the diapers dry after washing. We don’t have a dryer, so I hang them, but with the colder weather it sometimes takes two or three days to get them dry which stretches my supply of diapers.

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  15. Honestly, the only cloth diaper problem we’ve ever had is the stupid aplix on the bumgenius pocket diapers curling!

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  18. My current cloth diapering problem is Leaks during the day and having a solid night time solution! My daughter leaks out of almost everything during the day! And she’s been sleeping through the night for a while now, but suddenly, she’s been wetting a lot more during the night, so we are having to change her 1-2 times per night. =(

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  22. I only have a few! I am planning on using cloth with my babe due in April and I need to build a stash so I can be successful!

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  32. I would love to win these! We need more diapers in our stash to be able to cloth diaper full time. I’ve been really wanting to try both brands!

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  45. My problem is that abt half of my stash was ruined. :-( we are washing every day and we don’t have diaper dollers to replace them

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  49. My biggest problem is that I hate stuffing pocket diapers. After washing the diapers, I usually just keep the pocket diapers and inserts in a laundry basket. When I need a pocket diaper, I grab a diaper and an insert and put it together. Since my problem is that it takes so long to match up diapers with the matching/correct size inserts, I’m working on swtitching to stuffing all pocket diapers with prefolds to make it faster and easier on me. My goal is to eliminate the constant presence of a laundry basket full of diaper pieces.

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  53. Couple of issues :( My almost 13month old is so big that she is outgrowing a lot of her one sized diapers, and they were starting to leak all the time anyways! Have yeast issues too. Thought I got rid of it a month ago adding grapefruit seed extract, but some tiny red spots have returned on my daughter :(

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  55. My current problem is not enough money or room to fuel my addiction. And that I will not have another bum to fill any more diapers when this one is out of them :(

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  56. A few problems….one is the organic diapers always stain so i’m always sunning. two is my dipes have a musty smell after tons of washes with rng and rlr. i have hard water so that may have something to do with it. three i’m always wanting more more more and spending way more money than i should be.

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  60. UGH where to begin!! I want to cloth diaper. I think he looks super cute in them plus enivorment and money saver. Family is TOTALLY against it, husband included. Plus I am a new mom and have no idea what im doing LOL

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  69. Well, I am not currently cloth diapering, had to stop with my 2 year old at night, because we were having ammonia issues, because the pocket diapers didn’t have enough absorbency. The issue probably could have been solved with a few good fitted diapers, and some fleece or wool covers. He wears undies during the day though, and pullups at night now, and we are expecting another baby in January, so I am focusing on building up my stash for her. I would really like to have about 3 good fitteds for her to wear at night with a wool cover I have. I love wool at night!

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  70. Current issue with cloth is keeping my son dry until morning. He’s 2.5 and almost always wakes up with a least a small leak. We have a few good night time diapers but if never seems to be enough absorbency.

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  72. I use mostly FuzziBunz and I have a big baby girl so now that she is 16 months and 34 inches tall and 29 lbs I seem to be expereinceing lots of leaks even when the insert is not very wet.

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  75. We got rid of stink issues, so we don’t really have any right now! Other than my duaghter not wanting to have her diaper changed on occasion and having an epic battle on the changing table. No fun.

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  82. My current issue is a diaper that I lost, and it was a poopy. The diaper cover smells fine after one wash, but the liner not so much. I think I may have to trash the liner.

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  84. My current problem is that I really want to cloth diaper but I can’t get my husband on board! That is why I need to win! When I get some diapers and show him how amazing it is to save so much money he will be totally for it! I NEED TO WIN (:

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  85. I need to strip my microfiber and my washer died right when I was planning on doing it. Fortunately I just got a new washer but I’m way behind in the laundry so I haven’t had time to strip! Baby is in hemp fitteds full time instead of just at night and they are too big on her!

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  88. the only problem i have right now is that we don’t have enough diapers with velcro closure & my hubby can only deal with velcro on cloth diapers! :D

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  91. My current problem with my stash is that my baby is getting a red bum when we use seduecloth which is half of our stash. :( we need to sell out bg 4.0s. Which are the first diapers we got. im somehow sentimental about them.

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  94. My problem is that as DS grows I feel that the current diapers are not working for him. We started off using OS and now I’m thinking sized are better for him because the OS tend to bunch up around the legs and leakage around the legs has always been our issue. Now with the sized diapers, the issue is that he’s a medium, but needs the absorbency of a large. I hope things are easier with my little girl due in Feb :/

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  96. finding a nighttime fitted that is absorbent enough that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. I’ve tried all of the “go-to” diapers, and my baby wets through all of them. I’m very much looking forward to nighttime weaning.

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  101. Stink and leaking! Mostly it’s a laundry issue. I have to wash them three times to get them reasonably clean. Maybe it’s the HE washer? I’m still searching for the perfect detergent. I want to try Country Save, Eco Sprout, and the others, but I’d have to order them. So far Purex is best but not perfect.
    As for the leaking, some of my diapers are getting old… I DID get them second hand (so much cheaper).

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  103. My current problem is that my little one has fat fat thighs and a skinny waist, and I am having a hard time finding a good fit.

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  104. We have two problems. One is that we have mostly one sized diapers and they are too big for my newborn and too tight on my toddler. We have a few that fit my toddler and a few newborn ones but not enough for full time. Second we have a build up in the diapers. I think we need to strip them. Part if that problem could just be toddler pee. Hopefully the newborns legs get chunky soon an the toddler trains soon. Best of luck to everyone else with your current problems.

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  105. My problem is leaking! My son is such a heavy wetter- leaks through disposables and cloth! And I don’t have a large budget to use to experiment.

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  107. My only problem is that I haven’t been able to use them yet :) I can’t wait until next week to start fluffing my little girls rear :)

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  108. My current problem is that my 6 month old daughter is right in between sizes on my snap closure diapers and so it’s hard to get a good fit!

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  109. I’m having an ammonia problem. Sigh. For the first time in 17 months I have ammonia that I cannot get rid of. We have REALLY bad water (North Pole water is just awful :( So I’m back to feeling like a newbie trying to figure this thing out!!

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  111. Problem 1: still trying to find what works best for my daughter at night– getting closer! Problem 2: I’ve discovered wahm hybrid fitteds and they work so well but they’re so expensive! I told my husband last month that I think our stash (for two in diapers) was complete, but now I want to replace some of what I have with hybrids! whoops :)

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  113. My BGs smell musty…like they aren’t quite clean. I need to strip I think. I’m just a little nervous to do it.

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  116. My current problem is wetness wicking through the gusset trim on the cover and onto clothes. I am so fed up with it, that I am searching for new diapers to use.

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  118. My biggest cloth diaper problem is that sometimes (especially when it’s dry and cold out) my son gets rubbed a little raw on the outsides of his thighs. Maybe I put the diaper legs on too tight. I usually just lube his thighs up with coconut oil and sometimes tuck a little bit of fleece in the side to protect his though from the elastic along the gusset.

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  123. My main problem is the stink also.I reid homemade laundry soap and it left a horrible smell so I had to boil them.Then my son had the flu and it left a horrible smell after washing too.The CD soaps are pricey so we use Dawn original scent dish soap,works great.Also first time using CD and taking time to figure out what ones we like best and building up our stash.I love the ones I have though :)

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  126. My current problem would be a slight stink to my diapers once soiled. I attribute this to our hard water, as it improved once I started adding a softener to the mix. Now if only I could convince my husband to install a water softener for the whole house….

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    • I’m having that same slight stink issue. It’s not bad, but I didn’t have it before. I guess that the soapnuts aren’t really working for me. It’s okay. I still have plenty of Seventh Generation F&C that was working before. Why did I switch? Sheer curiosity.

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  127. My biggest problem is the time it takes to stuff diapers. With our first it wasn’t an issue, but now with two little ones I really “feel” just how long it takes to do diaper laundry. I absolutely love cloth diapering though! So now I’m in the market for very absorbent AIOs, as our son is a heavier wetter than my daughter was. Thank you for this blog! It is definitely a highlight in my CD journey.

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  129. My daughter has just started rolling onto her side, which has been leading to some leaks around the legs. I can’t go any tighter, since they already leave some red marks on her chunky thighs. Also occasional stink, but it’s not all of the time, so I don;t think it’s an ammonia problem.

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  133. My current problem is that I have a very heavy wetter so I’d love to have more absorbent inserts/diapers ie. hemp and bamboo. My other problem is that I just keep wanting more fluff!

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  134. I’m trying to figure out night diapering. I have fitteds, but I’m trying to make them stay dry with fleece liners I made myself. Tonight’s the first night with the liner, so we’ll see how it goes!

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  138. My issue is getting the daycare workers to consistently put child’s diapers on well. They’re usually too loose which leads to leaks

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  141. Already a ragababe fan – but don’t have a hanging wet bag. Also, I’d love to try the diaper rites for day care. Thanks!

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  142. My biggest problem is this is probably my last baby and I even though I’ve been cloth diapering off and on for 9 years, I’ve never gotten to splurge on some really nice diapers because we’re always broke. This is my 3rd CD’d baby and I at least found a nice combination of good prefolds and covers. I tried flats for the first time and I’m still not too sure about them yet. I got a couple of decent pockets and AIOs but not nearly what I’d like to try.

    Otherwise the only other small problem I have is a very light stink with my synthetic items but that’s generally easy to get rid of with sun. Unfortunately I had to leave my beautiful sunny home to move back to my old hometown and we don’t get nearly as much sun here and it’s the rainy season so I have to line dry my PUL covers and pockets in the garage so they’re not getting as clean smelling as they used to. I’m grateful for the rain but it does get on the nerves and bring a mama down when it’s gloomy and cloudy all the time.

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  145. LO had a burn-like rash that was very difficult to pinpoint. Also, she is long and skinny, which makes it hard to get a good fit on many diapers.

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  147. I I’m new to cloth diapering and just trying to figure it all out! Trying to find the right types of diapers in the right brands and Trying to create the right wash routine with my front loader washing machine, etc.

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  149. My pockets leak (overnight use only), but not necessarily from oversaturation. I wish I’d invested in another wool cover instead- that thing never leaks!

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  152. leaking- my 18mo DD is skinny (she still wears small FB) but pees lots- they’re stuffed os full it comes out the sides

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  156. my current issue is that I’m trying to build a stash on the cheap while keeping the search on the DL from friends and family until we’re ready to announce.

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  179. My problem is buying too many. I’m pretty sure that my daughter is almost ready to be potty trained and I’m still buying diapers. I have also bought trainers though.

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  183. This is such a great offer! Thank you! It would be so awesome to win a ragababe diaper… I am loving them but my husband doesn’t want to spend the money on them :(

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  184. We just started cloth diapering and are dealing with some stink and repelling issues. Hope to work through them soon!!

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  188. My problem is just getting the hang of getting the diapering done quickly and efficiently. My son is 3 days old and we haven’t had enough practice yet to get the rhythm down.

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  190. Oh, I buy way too many. I’ve added up the cost of my top brands, and I’m in the thousands of dollars in diapers this year.

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  191. Thankfully we finally have all of our issues resolved, and have finally found diapers that our kids can wear, now to build the stash!

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  193. my problem is ammonia – burnt baby’s bottom a long time ago, and i have tried EVERYTHING to strip them and we’ve been using disposables for months. my husband says i told you so =( i’d really like this to work.

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  200. My main problem I guess, since my little one’s not here yet, is finding out what is the best (and cheapest) way to diaper him without knowing his size or how long his stump will stay on!

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  202. My biggest problem is not aging the self control to stop buying every diaper I fall in love with and sometimes needing a higher rise.

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  208. My current problem is refraining from buying all the cute diapers! I’m stashing up pre TTC so I don’t have an actual issue as far as the diapers go!

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  210. My problem is what worked for DD doesn’t work for DS! So much for hand-me-downs. She did well with pockets and he does best with PFs and covers.

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  211. Cloth diapering problem? I guess we have a little bit of microfiber stink on occasion. Usually a second wash will take care of it, but sometimes the microfiber also seems to make the baby a bit stinkier than usual – and we’ll switch to organic cotton or bamboo for a few changes. I love the convenience (easy to wear, wash, and dry) of microfiber, but it just seems to hold the “essence” of excretion in a bit.

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  212. I’m due with my first child in Feb. totally working on my cloth diaper stash. I should be receiving my first shipment of ragababe any day now. I even talk a friend due in April into using cloth diapers too.

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  218. My only problem right now is sizing. My LO is growing so quickly that it is difficult to keep him in the right size diaper. He is tall and chunky. Difficult to find just the right fit ;)

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  220. My current issue is trying to decide whether or not it’s worth it to buy some newborn AIO’s. I have big babies and this is likely our last child. But they are so cute!!!

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  222. The occasional stinkies, especially with my toddlers night time diapers. I’ve been using GroVia’s new Mighty Bubbles Laundry Treatment and it’s been great!

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  225. No huge issues, just trying to keep the stink out of my diapers by figuring out how best to wash them. We have hard water and the only detergent that I’ve had luck with seems to be Hard Rock (Rockin Green).

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  229. I could spend as much on cloth diapers as I would on disposables. The problem with that being that I switched to save money. Now I’m in love and just can’t stop talking about them and how great they are….I guess that could be another problem.
    My last problem is I don’t have a Ragababe, I have tried to get my hands on one with no success :(

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  233. Our biggest cloth issue is staining. It drives me insane!! That, and the ammonia smell associated with toddler pee and having 2 in cloth.

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  234. we just encountered our first problem with cloth diapering and we are 15 months in…. Our son had a nasty diaper rash, and liners just wouldn’t keep the ointments out. We would love an easy solution to using cloth with diaper creams.

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  242. Our problem was ammonia, particularly in overnight diapers. Our solution was: soap nuts with or wash routine of pre-wash, hot/cold with stain cycle & added water and an extra rinse, and using a wet pail with Bac Out for all fitteds.

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  243. Haven’t started CD’ing yet as we are waiting on LO’s arrival, but our issue will be the hard water and making sure the diapers are clean.

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  249. We just finished an episode with yeast rash, but currently we’re struggling with getting the stink out of diapers with overnight toddler pee.

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  251. no issues at the moment. For a while, we were having leaks overnight, but we figured out that was an ‘aim’ issue. Did a little adjusting when putting the diaper on and all is good!

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  253. My cloth diaper issue is absorbency. My lo started holding it and then peeing everything in one go, which means if he’s had a lot to drink we often have leaks.. :-P

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  259. I’m new so our biggest problem is just finding what works for me and my 3 mo. old! So far Thirsties Duo Wraps with the Velcro are a hit!

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  260. Not really a problem so much, but just trying to make sure i have everything I need to star cloth diapering a newborn next month (without breaking the bank).

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  261. current problem: my LO outgrowing the rise and legs of most “OS” diapers even though she’s under 30 lbs. BUT: Softbums to the rescue, esp. since we’re expecting a new baby sister soon. Toddler and newborn flexibility. Win.

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  265. A little rash right now :( and some decreased absorbancy of my diapers, but I am going to switch from classic to hard rock Rockin Green and I think this will help.

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  269. My biggest problem right now is stains. I know sunning helps but I live in Washington State and it is only sunny three months out of the year. ha ha and right now we are in the dead of winter!!

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  271. Honestly my issue is that Id now rahter have diapers made in the US or Canada and I already have several that are not. I dont know if the ones I have are a risk to use but I would like to switch to ones that I know are safe

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  272. I have a 13 lb heavy-wetter who’s a really good sleeper with sensitive skin. So I’m trying to find a trim, absorbent stay-dry diaper. Ragababes sound perfect but then I would also need to convince my husband that we need more pricey diapers!

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  282. My problem is… I use washcloths for wipes and they are wonderful with just a little soap and water with a squirt of baby oil. While the oil make’s my baby super soft, it makes her diapers not-so-absorbant.

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  283. I don’t have any issues. I raised 4 children who are all grown. All on cloth. Now I am raising my baby grand-nephew. So I guess my issue is at 51 washing diapers was not on my radar. But here I am doing it again. I wish all these wonderful products were available when my kids were in diapers.

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  284. I don’t have any issues, at the moment. We are starting solid foods in a couple of week so that might get interesting….

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  288. The HE machine is not so efficient! I have to add water to each load of diapers and then do an additional rinse cycle adding more water! Unfortunately, this problem is here to stay until I don’t have to wash diapers anymore.

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  289. My current problem is LACK OF DIAPERS! I am 33 weeks & 2 days pregnant with baby number 1 and due date is rapidly approaching…I’m trying to build my stash so this would be an absolutely AMAZING win for me. I currently own exactly TWO cloth diapers that a friend gave us as a shower gift. Thank you for the chance to win–I hope this giveaway will help begin to solve my problem! :)

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  292. ok got it yay!!! im having a non- cloth diaper safe cream taking out problem on my diapers.. i tried dawn soap but the white stain is not coming off.. i think i may need to do rlr ??

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  296. my biggest problem is my fluff addiction!!! our stash just keeps growing and growing. we use fitteds mostly now and there is just so many gorgeous ones out there that i really just need to stop looking or hubby is going to cut up the bank cards LOL

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  298. My current problem is staining. I know a great option is sunning, but unfortunately sunning in December in WNY is not really an option :(

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  299. not enough diapers since mine are falling apart from age/use/multiple owners and the dreaded nighttime issue of my son hates wearing a bulky diaper and screams bloody murder until we take it off…we need a thin, super crazy absorbent overnight diaper

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  305. We have not been able to use cloth diapers at night. If she sleeps in cloth all night she wakes up with terrible diaper rash. Her skin is super sensitive.

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  307. Diaper1 rash! None of the cloth diaper rash creams work for the serious rash my boy gets. I’ve tried so many. Any suggestions?!

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  309. My problem is that I have plenty of diaps, but I keep seeing styles and brands that I want to try!!! I need a bigger fluff budget!

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  311. Occasional stinky issues and having to sort through diapers because some can’t be put in bleach or soaked in anything. Also, sometimes night heavy wetting causes problems (as long as I have my Rumparooz clean and ready, we’re OK, but I only have 4 of those!).

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  314. My problem is my daughter is potty learning and only in diapers for naps/nighttime – but I’m still addicted to fluff!!

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  316. I am currently trying to figure out an overnight solution for my 4 month old. Sometimes BG 4.0 works great. Other nights we have a small leak. I think I am going to double up on hemp and see how that works.

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  319. My biggest issue right now (and it’s definitely not a BIG issue, more an annoyance), is that it’s cold outside and i can’t hang dry outside anymore :(! it takes sooooo much longer to hang dry inside – not so much pockets, but any bamboo/hemp inserts and all of our fitteds! There is never a time the drying rack doesn’t have diapers on it!

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  322. I’m working on a nighttime solution for my 2 and a half month old boy – he seems to be a heavy wetter. Just when I think I’ve found the solution, he wakes up soaked. :(

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  326. I am expecteing our fifth child and funds are low to start a stach of cloth diapeers for a new baby. Winning a give away would help out our family so much. I am so greatful that there are sites like this thta give people an opportunity to give their children the chance to use cloth diapers and start a healthy trdation.

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  327. Making decisions about what to buy for my new one coming in March. I’ve never CD’d a newborn so I don’t really know what I’m going to like.

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  328. A night time option for my 3.5 year old. He is completely potty trained when he’s awake, but is still a heavy wetter during the night. Finding diapers large enough for him with enough absorbency has been a huge task. We are currently using night time pull-ups, but he even leaks out of those on some nights. :-(

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  331. I’m trying to find an EASY washing routine with my HE front loading washer. I can get them clean, but don’t like running 2-3 extra rinse cycles and adding an additional three gallons of water each time.

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  334. My current problem is hard water. For the last year we have been in and out of cloth because of all the issues! I have literally tried every single detergent and washing method tthat has ever been recommended to me, and it still isn’t working. So currently we cloth diaper about 4 days a week and only during the day, if we do any more than that my daughter gets rashes. I would LOVE some advice on what else I need to try!

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  335. Ugh, I have this sore on the tip of my little guy’s weenie that won’t go away (don’t ever tell him I posted this online, lol). Hopefully I get a handle on it soon because I can only imagine how uncomfortable it is for him! (I think it came from using Tide, which irritated his skin)

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  336. I’m still perfecting my wash routine. I started using tide and haven’t had any issues thus far, but I’m still waiting for something to come up.

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  338. Thankfully I don’t have a current cloth diaper issue, figuring out my wash routine was the hardest part but I think I’ve got it now! :)

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  343. I had a problem with yeast when my daughter was young in cloth. I used grapefruit seed extract diluted as a spray. Ready to try again with my little boy due in May

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  345. My biggest problem is that DD gets a rash periodically and we have to switch to sposies until it clears up :-(
    But she doesn’t have a rash right now, so my next biggest issue is that my stash is not nearly as big as I want it to be AND I don’t have ANY Ragababes!!!

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  347. Our only problem is figuring out what to buy!! My lo is 6 months old, ive just decided to switch her from disposables to cloth and dont know where to begin!! There are so many types of cloth diapers out there and I’m having a hard time deciding what to buy!!

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  350. i am really interested in using cloth diapers. i have a 5 month old an i use disposables but i would love to use cloth!! im new to all this =]

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  352. The only issue I am having is that Ragababe is the only diaper that works for my daughter at night and they are so hard to get and I missed the stocking yesterday!

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  355. I haven’t started cloth diapering yet (due in April with my first) so I don’t have any cloth diapering issues, unless you count not being able to stop buying them as an issue!

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  356. No issues for us…yeah!! We were having serious issues until we switched to using Charlies Soap and now we have no stinkies and no ammonia, yay!

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  357. Hahaha, my problem with cloth diapering is I can’t stop buying them! Such cute fluff, I feel like I can’t control myself!

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  358. Currently we are dealing with trying to clear up a yeast infection and making sure it isn’t still in the cloth diapers.

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  361. Current problem is diaper funk with many of my DDs diapers. She has nasty poos due to all the fruits and veggies she eats. I have to soak them in the Funk Rock and Rock ‘n Green more frequently than I feel I should. Was planning on using the OS for my DS afterwards,but now I’m not sure. He may be getting more new ones! :)

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  363. My current problem is the ammonia smell when my 2 year old goes in the diaper but not when my baby goes. I am ordering some rlr this morning. Dawn stripping didn’t help.

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  364. My current issue is our water softener is not running this time around with cloth diapering and I’m finding that the hard water after about 5 months did cause the diapers to smell after my son wet them. I normally just use prefolds, although I have a few Grovia which I really like (and so does my hubby). Heard Calgon can be used to soften water…ever tried that?

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  365. My nighttime cloth system decided to quit working! Baby sleeps 11 hrs a night but every morning he wakes up soaked! Just trial and error now! :)

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  366. Not being able to quit buying more! I like trying out different things, but I also don’t like odd-balls – means it’s too easy to justify waaaaaay too many diapers!

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  367. Ammonia on the nighttime diapers. My poor little girl gets burns. I’ve tried everything, RLR, lots of hot washes, less detergent, hemp, microfleece, bamboo, everything. :(
    Ragababes seem to be the only ones which don’t give her the burn.

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  369. I don’t have any issues right now. Using all natural fibers with an old top load washing machine has been huge in conquering CD issues for me!

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  372. No issues really!
    I have 170ish diapers though, most of them fancy and I’m loving my prefolds/flats right now haha!

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  374. Luckily we haven’t had any CDing issues yet – then again, we only CD part time because DC does not use cds. But I absolutely only use CDs whenever I’m home. I love a cute cloth bum!

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  377. My current cloth diaper issue is just the sheer volume of choices out there and finding ones that will work for us. I’m due in Feb. so haven’t used them yet!

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  378. I used cloth with my daughter 6 yrs ago. Never had a problem, even when traveling. Now I will be cloth diapering a newborn, coming soon! I had no idea these wonderful and uber cute cds existed! Cannot wait to try them out! :))

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  379. No problems right now. When our water softner broke this summer we were battling the stinkies though. Bleach and adding more water to the wash cycle helped a lot!

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  380. We have hard water and it took 4 months to get a wash routine that worked. To this day I rinse each dipe and soak inserts very day. : / It can be stressful

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  383. I just started CD about a month ago. So far so good! I’m not seeing the raffelcopter thing though. Is the website messed up or is it my computer?

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  386. No problems with 6 months in. Had a stink issue at first because of our hard water but we moved recently and that problem has been solved!

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  387. I’ve had some problems with diaper rash, but I’ve found that switching to cloth wipes really helped my little guy. Just some water on a cloth wipe and he’s rash free for now. :)

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  388. The biggest thing I’m battling is tryng to find a solution for my son (I want to put him in cloth in hopes that it helps transition to the potty).

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  390. I have an HE washer, so I am still trying to figure out the best wash cycle for us. Size, temp, soap, etc. to get the diapers clean without having to wash them 3 times.

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  391. Trying to find just the right fit for my 7 week old. She has such skinny legs that many cd leak. That and ammonia issues with my 19mon. old.

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  392. My oldest is potty learning so my problem is not getting to use fluff that much anymore :( But I’m due in March with #3 so I get to do it all over again!

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  395. This is my first time cding….I haven’t really encountered any problems. I actually like it more than I thought I would. My husband even prefers cding. Of course my child is only 6 months old so we’ll see how I feel when the poop gets gross.
    Raga babe diapers are next to impossible to get….do I want one so bad because I can’t get one? I wash every other day & have had no odor/staining problems. I hate Aplix, love the snaps. I hate picking lint out of the Aplix & the Aplix will snag other diapers pretty covers. :(

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  397. My current issue is newborn diapers! Bought some fitters and then my baby ended up being 9.5 lbs at birth so they won’t fit for long. :(

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  399. My issue is trying to find the right overnight diaper. I have an extremely heavy wetter at night :( My other issue is that I am in LOVE with Ragababe AIO’s but I only have two- they are so very hard to get!

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  401. My biggest issue is that I’m going back to work in 3 weeks, DS is going to childcare, and most of my diapers are snap. I want to have aplix so the teachers will USE them,…guess I’d better start buying!

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  405. Right now, since I’m pregnant, it’s just getting my 11 month old’s poop off of the diaper and into the toilet!! lol

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  407. My current “problem” is that the youngest is moving in to trainers… I need a new baby to try out all these other cute diapers on (we’re working on that).

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  409. My issue is trying decide what to get for my girl expected in April. I cd’d my son but not until he was 4 mo old. I’m looking into newborn rentals. So hard to decide!

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  410. I don’t have any in cloth right now, as my youngest is 5, but I DO have a new little June Bug cooking! so ATM my only issue is to re-build a stash as I thought my diapering days were over!

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  411. Some rashy redness with my toddler. Nothing too horrendous but my MIL loves to point out that if she were wearing “big girl panties” her bum wouldn’t be red. Poor kid isn’t even two yet, it’s not like she’s going to be wearing diapers when she heads off to college…

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  412. I am pregnant with my 3rd but it will be the first one that I will be using cloth with. My problem is that I own 0 cloth diapers and its impossible to decide what to buy. The more reviews I read the more confused I get!

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  413. Thankfully right now we are issue free. When I started CD i struggled with Ammonia stink and rashes. After switching from RNG to Tide original no more issues.

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  414. Right now I am in between cloth diapers because my 2 year old is potty trained and my 2 week old is too small to get a good fit yet with cloth diapers. I find it hard to justify the $$ in purchasing small newborn diapers and I can’t get my one size dipes tight enough on the legs.

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  415. I have an inconsistent overnight wetter. Sometimes he’s bone dry until 4 am and then the flood gates open, other times it’s a new diaper every 3 hrs. I never know which combo to use hemp or microfleece, liner in a prefold, fitted and a cover or my one and only ragababe.

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  416. My biggest cloth issue is that I don’t live on my own, we have been living with non cloth diapering people for quite some time so I feel like I dot have the freedom to wash my diapers as often or as long as I need or to strip them hang them in the sun whatever. Sometimes feels like cloth diapering is a neusence :( but my son is doing well in them! Much better than my daughter did so Hallelujah! Cloth diapers sure do take love though and I want more freedom to do it! And my own washer dryer:)

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  417. My cloth issues are – the baby isn’t here yet, so I can’t use my cloth! He should be here in another week or 3, and the suspense is terrible!

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  420. I’m having issues with night time leaking with my son. I use BumGenious Elemental’s with a hempbabies insert. Very frustrating to get my LO up in the night to find him soaked through his PJs.

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  421. Currently, I am having some issues with rashes and sensitivity to being wet. I am also struggling to find an overnight solution for my 16 month old heavy wetter.

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  424. No baby yet, so I haven’t had a chance to have any problems. Ask me again in couple of months and this may be a different story!

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  425. I would LOVE to win some new fluff , especially one that I’ve never had the pleasure of trying before~! Sounds wonderful~!

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  426. I honestly don’t have any current cloth issues unless you count loving fluff too much and wanting more always?!

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    • Our current issue is that my daughter has become a very heavywetter, so mmany of the diapers that used to be great for us no longer work well at this point.

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