Until your toddler is potty trained, diapers will be a staple in your household that won’t be going away for at least two years. On average, newborns are expected to use six to ten diapers per day, ...

Opting for cloth diapering over your typical disposal diaper might be an easy decision to make when you think about the environment, money and your little one’s health, but it can be daunting when you ...

With all the concern about what disposable diapers are doing to our environment, many modern parents are choosing to cloth diaper their babies. Cloth diapering has come a long way since our grandmas ...

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"You don't have to be a stay at home parent to use cloth diapers," says Liz Turrigiano, cofounder of Esembly. Before taking on the disposable diaper industry—the third-largest producer of household ...

The best swim diapers keep little swimmers comfortable—and their messes contained. Explore our top picks, including disposable and cloth options.

Lots of parents would like an alternative to the environmentally questionable disposable diaper, but don’t have the time or inclination to deal with cloth diapers. You can be the solution to their ...

"It's hard work to not just toss things in the trash, but it is worth it." ...

When my second daughter was born, my fiance and I started using cloth diapers for the most trivial of reasons: A couple we knew handed down to us a 10-piece kit of washable organic cotton diapers that ...