Kristi Schneider of Brooklyn Park used disposable diapers with her first child, 10-year-old Quinn, when he was a baby. This time around with baby Logan, she decided to go with reusable diapers after ...

Whether you choose cloth or disposable, diapers are part of the parenting experience. Newborn babies can go through 10 or more diapers every day, and the average child won’t begin potty training until ...

We tested cloth diapers from bumGenius, Green Mountain Diapers, GroVia, Thirsties Baby, and other brands to see which are ...

When it comes to babies, there are countless decisions ahead of you — down to the type of diapers you’ll use. There are pros and cons of each, but it ultimately boils down to your lifestyle and ...

Cloth diapers offer a softer, reusable, environmentally-friendly option for diapering your baby. Whether you buy your own supply of diapers and launder them yourself, or you use a diaper pick-up and ...

"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 ...

Are you hoping to cloth diaper your baby, but the upfront costs are making you hesitate? Fortunately, there are ways to build a cloth diaper stash creatively — and without breaking the bank. Overall, ...

Cloth diapers require extra cleaning and laundry time but may save you money in the long run, given their reusability. There are three different types of cloth diapers—we note each product’s type in ...