Until your toddler is potty trained, diapers will be a staple in your household that won’t be going away for at least two years. On average, newborns are expected to use six to ten diapers per day, ...

"You don't have to be a stay at home parent to use cloth diapers," says Liz Turrigiano, cofounder of Esembly. Before taking on the disposable diaper industry—the third-largest producer of household ...

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When Abigail Austin of Wauwatosa found out she was pregnant, she decided she was going to cloth diaper her baby for the sake of the environment. "Minimalism and zero waste are goals of mine," Austin ...

Opting for cloth diapering over your typical disposal diaper might be an easy decision to make when you think about the environment, money and your little one’s health, but it can be daunting when you ...

I was shocked at how many disposable diapers we were using per day for my two kids. Then I pictured all of those diapers in a landfill. Scary, huh? So, I decided to try cloth diapers from Kushies for ...

Face it, diapers are disgusting. While many parents take the grocery store disposable diaper path, there are other, older and in almost every way better ways to keep a baby's bottom clean, dry and ...

New parents have many decisions to make before their bundle of joy enters the world. One is whether to use cloth or disposable diapers. For parents on the fence, the deciding factor may be convenience ...

It's been a few years since Milwaukee had a locally-based cloth diaper service, but as of the end of August, the option returned when Abigail Austin launched Wholesome Diaper Co. It's been a few years ...

The thought of using cloth diapers can elicit a strong reaction at first. They can seem overwhelming, time consuming and probably gross. But with a little more insight into why they are becoming ...