First Time Moms are often surrounded by multiple questions and one of them is whether to go for cloth or disposable diapers.What do you choose?Share your opinion on the comments below & help other Moms going through the same phrase take assistance!
Cloth v/s Disposable diapers
My son is 25days old, till now using cloth diapers. They are child friendly but not mom friendly when u have to change it twice or thrice in an hour
m using cloth diapers made by mom @home
wash and sundry
change for every two hours or whenever baby pee immediately
how to make : take cotton clothes.. we have used old cotton lungi and cut them into square shape like big handkey.. fold into triangle shape and stitch
pros -
No rash
environment friendly
economical
cons -
time and effort to wash
m using cloth diapers made by mom @home
wash and sundry
change for every two hours or whenever baby pee immediately
how to make : take cotton clothes.. we have used old cotton lungi and cut them into square shape like big handkey.. fold into triangle shape and stitch
I use cloth diapers for my second child, now 12 months. I always had a guilt using disposable as they are not environment friendly with my first child. of course, I started with a small approach (to save mother nature from at least heaps of soiled diapers 😉). cloth diapers are easy and more natural as u can wash them n sun dry them on hygiene part and u don\'t need that chemical on your babies bottom ( rash creams ) however, there are certain basics of it like you have to change them after one or two hours depending upon the frequency of pee of your child or you can\'t let child\'s skin be in that wet diaper for long as it can cause rashes and many more other things to take care otherwise, you will end up having a bad experience with them.
I use cloth diapers for my second child, now 12 months. I always had a guilt using disposable as they are not environment friendly with my first child. of course, I started with a small approach (to save mother nature from at least heaps of soiled diapers 😉). cloth diapers are easy and more natural as u can wash them n sun dry them on hygiene part and u don't need that chemical on your babies bottom ( rash creams ) however, there are certain basics of it like you have to change them after one or two hours depending upon the frequency of pee of your child or you can't let child's skin be in that wet diaper for long as it can cause rashes and many more other things to take care otherwise, you will end up having a bad experience with them.
my baby is 4 months old. I am using disposable diaper since her birth. I often change her diaper after every 3-4hours and before putting diaper I clean her with water and apply coconut oil or diaper rash cream sometimes. she did not have any rash till date. one thing more kuch samay usey Bina diaper k b rhne deti hu.
my baby is 4 months old. I am using disposable diaper since her birth. I often change her diaper after every 3-4hours and before putting diaper I clean her with water and apply coconut oil or diaper rash cream sometimes. she did not have any rash till date. one thing more kuch samay usey Bina diaper k b rhne deti hu.
my baby is 4 months old. I am using disposable diaper since her birth. I often change her diaper after every 3-4hours and before putting diaper I clean her with water and apply coconut oil or diaper rash cream sometimes. she did not have any rash till date. one thing more kuch samay usey Bina diaper k b rhne deti hu.
my baby is 4 months old. I am using disposable diaper since her birth. I often change her diaper after every 3-4hours and before putting diaper I clean her with water and apply coconut oil or diaper rash cream sometimes. she did not have any rash till date. one thing more kuch samay usey Bina diaper k b rhne deti hu.
wash and sundry
change for every two hours or whenever baby pee immediately
how to make : take cotton clothes.. we have used old cotton lungi and cut them into square shape like big handkey.. fold into triangle shape and stitch
pros -
No rash
environment friendly
economical
cons -
time and effort to wash
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