Great article! I would love to see more celeb moms setting a good exaple by using cloth diapers and not hiding to breast feed. We need these to be normal images so more moms not only know a green baby in possible, but actually come to see it as “normal”. Kudo’s to all the parents making this choice!

I grew up with “hippy Parents”, so we were pretty much all in cloth cotton Diapers and rubber pants. And the memories of these diapers almost had my sister (Set to give birth in may)choose diposable.
But after she researched the issue she realized new cloth diapers are not your mamma’s diapers! The new styles and fabric choices (bamboo, hemp, organic cotton) make it easy. It is Bacteria that causes diaper rash more than anything else, disposables keep more heat locked in, letting bacteria breed easily. Disposables definately hold more, but is that really a good thing? My sister agreed it is better to change the babies bottom more often, and only use dispoables occasionally, (and even still the bleach free, Biodegradable ones when she must). I am proud of my sister and all other parents making this wonderful choice!
xoMyola

Hurray for cloth diapers!
We use FuzziBunz on my 4 month old and love them. They are so easy to use and better for not only the environment but for his precious little tooshie too! FuzziBunz are so easy to clean and come in all sorts of fun colors, we get so mnay compliments. and…they don’t leak or give him diaper rash like the disposables. I can’t even start to talk about the money we save, especially since we can use these for all of our future children too. My friends are converts once they see how easy to use and fashionable the FuzziBunz are!!

I am glad that some of these celebrity mommies are earth conscious moms too!

So good to see other mommas using cloth! I agree that wham dipes are the best over the commerically produced ones. I personally have sewn my own. A great Wham to check out would be the Chloe Toes diapers…found at Chloestoes boutique online. I haven’t bought them before, but own her pattern and LOVE LOVE LOVE the fit of them!

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One of the greatest reasons to use cloth is to protect the environment. Please don’t forget that using a cloth service is not an eco-friendly way to wash your diapers. They typically wash the diapers 10 times to make them so white!! That is a lot of waste just to save a little time.

We used disposable diapers on our first child (who is 5 now) and we used cloth diapers on our quads. (who are 2 and long since potty trained now) The reason we started the cloth was because two of the quads were allegic to disposable diapers…even dye free ones.

I would NEVER go back to pampers or huggies again. Cloth rocks. To those who think they leak…buy plastic pants to cover them. The price is much cheaper too. I bought the cheaper flat diapers that you have to fold though. Some parents don’t know how or don’t want to take the time.

I personally think disposable diapers are made for lazy parents.

Regarding dealing with the poop–yes with either cloth or paper diapers you need to dump the solid poos in the toilet. If you wrap up the poop and just put it in the trash, then it can (and has been shown to) leach into the groundwater, and what is more gross than live bacteria and viruses from human waste contaminating our water supply?

Poop goes in the potty, people!

Of course she uses cloth diapers, she is not the one changing them every 20 minutes, her nanny is. Thats what she should have mentioned.

We cloth diaper our 7 month old and LOVE it. We only wash diapers every 2-3 days and I never touch poop as it all gets flushed. Besides all the benefits (good for baby’s skin, huge cost savings, better for the environment, can support WAHMs) they are seriously the cutest things on your baby’s bottom. A cloth diapered tush is adorable. And once you start you’ll be hooked. Give it a try!