Dear Readers,
Hello! Thank you for visiting us at The Lazy Mom's Guide to Cloth Diapers! My name is Amy, and I have a little boy, Max. He has been in cloth diapers since his very first day home from the hospital, and over the course of his little life, I have collected a lot of tips, information, warnings, and random thoughts about cloth diapering.
I first started thinking about cloth diapers before I even knew I was pregnant. I am lucky to have some real life friends who cloth diapered their children long before Max was even a thought. As soon as I knew I was expecting, I knew I would cloth diaper. Little did I know, making the choice was the easy part! As I'm sure many of you are discovering, the cloth diapering world was new and unfamiliar territory. Now, over a year later, I have realized how amazing it would be to be able to put everything I've learned in one place, easily accessible to other moms.
Don't be fooled by the title of this blog; I know that no moms are really lazy moms! We all work hard and care about our kids. However, I want you all to know that cloth diapering doesn't have to mean more time or energy. In fact, in a lot of ways, it can be even easier than using disposable diapers!
Whether you are a well seasoned cloth diapering momma, a new mom-to-be just starting to navigate the cloth diapering world, or anyone in between, this blog is for you! If you are stumbling and fumbling through unknown terminology and acronyms, lost and overwhelmed by the sheer size of DiaperSwappers, or unsure of which Etsy shops or Hyena Carts to frequent, then continue on. If you have advice, recommendations, or ideas you don't find in these pages, please leave a comment or send an e-mail and share!
Perhaps the most important concept in cloth diapering is that each baby and each family is different. What works for me, may not work for you. Therefore, I have my friends Kelli and Kat helping me here! We're bringing together three unique perspectives and hoping to give you the best source of information available.
Thank you, again, for stopping by!
Love and Luck,
Amy
Hello! Thank you for visiting us at The Lazy Mom's Guide to Cloth Diapers! My name is Amy, and I have a little boy, Max. He has been in cloth diapers since his very first day home from the hospital, and over the course of his little life, I have collected a lot of tips, information, warnings, and random thoughts about cloth diapering.
I first started thinking about cloth diapers before I even knew I was pregnant. I am lucky to have some real life friends who cloth diapered their children long before Max was even a thought. As soon as I knew I was expecting, I knew I would cloth diaper. Little did I know, making the choice was the easy part! As I'm sure many of you are discovering, the cloth diapering world was new and unfamiliar territory. Now, over a year later, I have realized how amazing it would be to be able to put everything I've learned in one place, easily accessible to other moms.
Don't be fooled by the title of this blog; I know that no moms are really lazy moms! We all work hard and care about our kids. However, I want you all to know that cloth diapering doesn't have to mean more time or energy. In fact, in a lot of ways, it can be even easier than using disposable diapers!
Whether you are a well seasoned cloth diapering momma, a new mom-to-be just starting to navigate the cloth diapering world, or anyone in between, this blog is for you! If you are stumbling and fumbling through unknown terminology and acronyms, lost and overwhelmed by the sheer size of DiaperSwappers, or unsure of which Etsy shops or Hyena Carts to frequent, then continue on. If you have advice, recommendations, or ideas you don't find in these pages, please leave a comment or send an e-mail and share!
Perhaps the most important concept in cloth diapering is that each baby and each family is different. What works for me, may not work for you. Therefore, I have my friends Kelli and Kat helping me here! We're bringing together three unique perspectives and hoping to give you the best source of information available.
Thank you, again, for stopping by!
Love and Luck,
Amy
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