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@throne Yeah, he's just not quite big enough for those diapers yet. I bet they'll fit next week when he's gained a pound or two. You want to make sure the white parts are inside the diaper, otherwise you'll for sure get leaks. I remember having leaks with my son in disposables as well...

@dharmmy I hadn't heard of it either until I started using cloth and was on fluff love. It's in a bag on the bottom shelf everywhere I've seen it, and a big bag of it at Walmart is like $5.

@dharmmy Ugh, yes, the format is terrible on mobile. I wish they had a filter to show only recommended or wherever the "best" rating is, but I don't think they do, just a mile long list to search through. I know foca, and tide are on the best list, but there are others. I feel like wisk is on...

@dharmmy I wash everything together. Pull out the inserts and throw the cover, inserts and any bags in the wash and go. For prepping, just wash once and you're good, even the bamboo. It might continue to get a little more absorbant over time, but it isn't that significant that you should...

@dharmmy I have heard that Burts bees is safe for cloth. I tried it, but it was too thick for me. We went through the first few months of my boys life trying to get his rash under control, so we used a little bit of everything. If you are concerned, you can always use a liner when you use...

@dharmmy The diapers and liner are made of PUL, polyurethane laminate fabric. It is colorfast, so the colors won't fade or bleed. They're made to withstand being washed on hot. I do have some custom diapers and bags that do have cotton fabric on the exterior, but the shrinkage is so minimal it...

@brnicholas It looks like the bleaching questions have been answered. For my favorite super bad rash non-cd safe cream go-to, I really had good luck with Dr. Smith's. Its expensive, but it cleared up my kids rashes quick and was painless. I swear Desitin would make them scream in pain and...