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The most common concerns about cloth diapers

Time, hygiene, leaks, night use and odours - we answer the most common concerns parents have before switching to cloth diapers.
The most common concerns about cloth diapers
Before switching to cloth diapers, parents often share the same concerns. We gathered the most common ones and answered them.
Does it not take too much time
Cloth diapers do not take significantly more time - they add only 2-4 washes a week. Modern cuts are as simple as disposables.
What about hygiene
The stool of breastfed babies is water-soluble and can go straight into the washing machine. For older babies, remove solid stool into the toilet first, then wash the diaper.
What about leaks
Leaks most often point to a poor fit, too little absorbency or a worn-out diaper. Once you find the right cut and size, leaks usually stop.
Do they hold up overnight
Yes. For the night choose more absorbent materials (hemp, bamboo, wool) or add an absorbent insert. Night diapers are designed for a longer stretch of dry skin.
What about odours and looks
Properly washed diapers do not smell any more than urine. Modern cloth diapers are slim and colourful and hide nicely under clothing.






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