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8 Ways to Motivate a Reluctant Potty Trainer

August 25, 2021 by Anne Marie 8 Comments

Before you give up on a child that seems unwilling or unable to learn, try these troubleshooting tips for motivating reluctant trainers. And feel free to ask me any questions you like, as I've trained eight children so far and it wasn't always smooth sailing. Next up is two-year-old Camille! 1. Get rid of diapers Let your child know in advance that all the diapers (and super absorbent trainers) are going away. This helps motivate both of you because there ARE going to be messes on the Continue Reading

Trying Cloth Diapers for Your Newborn? Here are My 7 Favorites!

January 15, 2021 by Anne Marie 6 Comments

I'm due in April and so it's almost time to pull out the newborn cloth diapers again. If you're interested in trying cloth for a newborn, I've got lots of great recommendations and tips for you. We've been using cloth for our new babies since Erik arrived 8 years ago, and it's easier and more economical than you may think. Have you bookmarked my Cloth Diaper Resource Page? These are the brands I'll be using the most - my favorites after cloth diapering 4 newborns: The Thirsties Stay Dry All Continue Reading

Bebeboo Cloth Diapers: The “Choice” AI2 + a Giveaway

October 29, 2019 by Anne Marie 11 Comments

We've tried many styles of cloth diapers over the years, and one of my top picks is the All-in-Two because it's versatile and user-friendly. Today I'll introduce you to a work-from-home, mother-owned brand that's gained popularity in this age of "gray market" diapers for being affordable, adorable and durable: Bebeboo Diapers! Owner Thea, who hails from Las Vegas, generously sent us an assortment of Bebeboo products to review; today's focus is on the Choice AI2 and the Fine Bib. The print Continue Reading

10 Reasons That Cloth Diapers Leak (and How to Troubleshoot)

August 6, 2019 by Anne Marie 5 Comments

Any diaper can leak, disposable or cloth, but cloth diapers tend to have a better track record and brands often tout this in their marketing. That's why parents may be taken aback when a cloth diaper leaks. They think it's "abnormal," which isn't really true, because leaks are not always due to user error or a problem with the diaper itself. Take a look at this list of possible causes and you'll see what I mean. I'll also share some troubleshooting tips. ABSORBENCY Placement: The Continue Reading