Committed to Cloth Diapers
I'm pregnant with my first child and am totally committed to cloth diapers. The benefits of cloth diapering are well known: less environmental waste, earlier potty training, fewer rashes, and less overall cost. While my main reasons for using cloth are environmental, I'm also in it for the smell. I find disposables to smell terrible--a mix of plastic and perfume. I can't imagine wrapping my baby in such chemical fumes!
I'm excited to check out the Nifty Nappy diaper. I like that they are trim fitting and love the cute prints. I'm especially interested in the pocket diaper. The owl print is adorable.
I'm starting out with a mix of fitted and pocket diapers of various brands to see what works best for my baby. I hope to have a Nifty Nappy in the mix!
emilylsnelling at gmail dot com
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