Cloth Diaper Inserts

Cloth diapers, or muslin diapers, are one of those newborn items that people like and use for almost everything. Or not. Of course, every mother has her own preferences. Nevertheless, a muslin diaper, an ordinary muslin cloth, offers many different possibilities. We'll reveal the answer to the question in the title right now: yes, it's worth buying them. Preferably several or even a dozen or so.

What's cloth diapering like for a six-month-old? Which one works best during the day and at night? How do we use cloth diapers? Which inserts work the best?

The Snappi clip is something that will come in handy for many fans of reusable diapers. What is it, what does it look like, and what is the popular “snappy” used for?

When putting together a range of reusable diapers, in addition to covers, pockets, and a huge selection of inserts, we can also add two seemingly inconspicuous items: “dry bum” pads and corn-based paper towels. What are they and how do they work?

What should you buy to make reusable diapering comfortable and hassle-free? Is it worth investing in pocket diapers or wraps?