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@joyful0128 Wool is a lot more expensive than PUL. The actual cost of the wool itself is much higher, and then you will need to buy lanolin, special wool wash, etc. A lot of people get into cloth diapering to save money, and the price of wool can be very cost prohibitive. Cleaning difficulty...

@phideltbeers I also use Esembly inners and it's fine to spray them if you want. I've tried the disposable bamboo liners and they ended up being a big mess. We're potty training now at 2 years and his poops simply never firmed up. It never ever happened. The pediatrician said he is normal and...

@smith001 Mine was opposite, the pressure change caused him to poop 5 times in 7 hours (two flights). I was glad I wasn't lugging used poopy diapers around on the planes, as mentioned it is so cramped as it is.

@francolepza Your mileage may vary but I think she does make that clear, however that doesn't mean we shouldn't try to mitigate more mild lead exposure as well. I was using glass baby bottles for my baby for instance, which I found out through Lead Safe Mama's website were painted with a paint...

@dominga I've traveled with the cloth diapers a few times. I've checked in the areas I was visiting if anyone does vacation cloth diaper service-- so far I've not had any luck in the US with this (not even in Portland, Oregon!) but worth checking if you can, especially if you regularly use...

@steamchristian Just going to put down my usual plug for the Green Sprouts Sip & Straw glass cup. While it is not minimal plastic, it is plant-based instead of petroleum based plastics in the cup. Also nice is the plastic doesn't come in contact with the beverage. Pros are the carafe is glass...

@servant10 I disagree with what you've said about make up here. I think it is inherently bad to put make up on a child for any reason. Stage make-up exists for the same reason all make-up does, to enforce arbitrary beauty standards on women exclusively. Putting red lipstick on a five-year-old...

@jayrashman If you want no plastic then pockets are not going to work for you. They do make cotton pockets (I know Thirsties does and I think there is one more I can't remember) but they all have polyester outers that will touch baby at some part. But if you're okay with just the outer being...