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You can take your baby to the pool starting from the third month of life. Babies love playing in the water, and it's a great form of exercise for them. Going to the pool with a baby is not difficult, but it's important to know that your little one needs a good swimming diaper. Can reusable diapers be used for this purpose?

At all the pools I’ve been to with my baby, reusable swimming diapers were allowed. They are designed to prevent any potential poop leaks and to cover the baby's private areas, working just like disposable swimming diapers.

Cloth diapers can be used from the first days of life of your baby. For newborns, there are tiny diapers in new-born size. What diapers are best for the smallest babies?

One of the most beautiful things about being a new mom is breastfeeding,” – this is something my grandmother used to say. You can agree or disagree with this statement, but the fact is that after childbirth, a woman’s breasts (in most cases) produce milk. And this is where our story about breast pads begins.

One of the most common questions that arise when using reusable diapers is: how to store them? What to do with dirty diapers, where to put them, and how to deal with this issue? If it is even an issue. Storing diapers is actually not difficult.

Have terry cloth diapers become obsolete? Definitely not! Terry cloth diapers are still in use, as many young parents will confirm. The terry cloth diaper is perfect for small children, and importantly, it works great as a diaper liner!

Reusable diapers are a zero-waste solution. Once purchased, reusable diapers will serve us throughout the entire diapering period (or even longer – in the case of siblings). It is an economical and ecological solution. What benefits can we gain from using reusable diapers?

Choosing reusable diapers is a great choice for the environment, the health of our child, and our wallet.