Reviews Roundup: Diapering

Bummis Super Whisper Wrap and Bamboozle fitted diapers

Recently, Ciaran, mother to four, who decided to cloth diaper the latest addition to her family, broke cloth diapering down to the basics for those of us who had no idea where to start. The posts garnered a lot of discussion so here are all of our posts on diapering.

Cloth Diapering School

• Cloth Diapering 101: The CBB Guide to Getting Started with Cloth Diapers
• Cloth Diapering 102: Five Cloth Diapering Accessories All Parents Need
• The Great Diaper Debate

Cloth diapers

• bumGenius!: Genius Diapers
• Bummis: Cloth Diapering Those Little Bums with Ease
• Kushies Cloth Diapers: Our Adventure with Cloth Diapering
• Blueberry Diapers: Cloth Diapers For Any and Everyone!
• Kissaluvs: All Natural Luv For Your Baby’s Tush
• Happy Heinys: A Cloth Diaper that Makes Life Easier

Disposable diapers

• Seventh Generation Chlorine-free Diapers: A Safer, Softer Diaper
• Pampers Swaddlers: The magical diaper for us!
• Pampers Stages: Mega review!
• Tushies- coming to a Target near you?

Diaper area skincare

• Northern Essence: Handcrafted Products for Baby’s Bottom
• SweetSpice: All the good stuff for your skin
• Thymes Sweetleaf Baby: Stay Smooth and Fragrant, Babies!!
• PLAYSKOOL Baby Care by CVS/pharmacy: Because anything that saves us time and money is a good thing!
• Sweet Beauty: Yummy Natural Skincare for Sweet Babies
• For My Kids: These All-Natural Products Are for You, Too!
• Dimpleskins Naturals: A balm for every baby
• Sunflower Hill Soap: A little ray of sunshine for your little one
• Balms from Least Likely 2 Breed
• Little Twig Organic Bath and Body Products
• Nature’s Baby Organics: Stolen from the kids
• Magic ointment recommendations for Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt’s diaper rash
• Past Reviews Roundup on Diaper Rash Ointments/Creams/Balms

Accessories

• Patemm Pad: Changing in the Round
• Diaper Dékor Plus: A Hands-free Diaper Pail That Will Bring a Smile to Your Face
• Wet Happened: No Problem With These Wet Bags
• Kuster Jellybaby Change Mat & Bath Toy Storage: Change’ em and clean ‘em
• Cooshee Changer: One cool changing pad
• Ubi Baby Changing Table: A change of art
• GittaBags: The best diaper bag I own
• Plush Pad: An Upgrade for the Bottom Half
• Babeebrite: Hands-free Mobile Light Source
• Pee-pee Teepees
• Since we have so many diaper bag reviews (over 85!), here’s one link to our entire diaper bag category!

Is there a diaper-related product that you would like us to review?

Comments

Christi on November 11th, 2008

I only used cloth diapers. Better for the baby and better for the environment.

Carly Bohach on November 12th, 2008

We use cloth diapers at home and 7th Generation disposables when we send our daughter to day care. I love both but would love to use all cloth!

cori on November 15th, 2008

I use G diapers. They have a cloth cover, but the insert is disposable. The inserts are chlorine free and can be composted or even flushed! Plus, if you wanted to use cloth inserts you could. They have a starter kit for under $30. They are also super cute!