Gone are the days of frustrating diaper pins! We use unbleached, 100% cotton twill weave pre-fold diapers. They are incredibly soft, durable, and highly absorbent, featuring six layers of pure cotton in the center. To fasten them easily and safely, we recommend using modern Snappi Diaper Fasteners, which are incredibly easy to use.

Actually, our Starter Bundle has you completely covered! We want your transition to cloth to be as seamless as possible, so we include your essential waterproof diaper covers and Snappi fasteners right in your initial setup.The only things you will need to grab to complete and enhance your setup are:A Travel Wet Bag (Highly Recommended!): While we handle your home storage bags, you’ll definitely want a high-quality, zippered travel wet bag for your diaper bag. This is an absolute lifesaver when you are out running errands, traveling, or at playdates, allowing you to seal away damp diapers and wipes with zero leaks or odors escaping into your bag.

Yes! We highly recommend it. We offer reusable cloth wipes as a convenient subscription add-on. By using cloth wipes, you avoid placing unnecessary chemicals on your baby’s sensitive skin, and best of all—you don’t have to separate them. Just toss the used cloth wipes straight into your diaper bag with the diapers!Note: If you choose to use disposable wipes, please ensure you separate them and do not toss them into the Baby Bliss diaper pail bag.

For liquid-only/breastfed babies: Just toss the diaper straight into the bag! Breastfed waste is water-soluble and washes out completely in our professional sanitizing wash.For solid-food babies: Simply shake or plop whatever solid waste you can into the toilet, then place the diaper into your hamper bag. 💡 Pro-Tip (The Liner Shortcut): If you want to make cleanup even easier once your baby starts solids, try using disposable diaper liners! These are thin, flushable, or biodegradable paper-like sheets that you lay inside the diaper. When the baby poops, you simply lift the liner, toss it in the trash or toilet, and the diaper underneath stays completely free of solid mess!

To ensure a happy, healthy baby, diapers should be changed shortly after they are wet or soiled. Whether using cloth or disposables, we generally recommend changing your baby every 2 to 3 hours.

Because we wash without harsh chemicals, minor cosmetic staining can occasionally occur. This is purely visual and has no impact on the diaper's absorbency or cleanliness. Every diaper in your inventory is thoroughly disinfected and sanitized.Our Quality Standard: During our routine inspection, if any diaper shows too much wear (heavy staining, structural changes, or holes), we immediately pull it from circulation and repurpose it as cotton utility cloth.

Infants wearing either cloth or disposables can get diaper rash, but the best prevention is frequent changing. If a rash does pop up, make sure to use a cloth-safe diaper cream (avoid creams with petroleum or high zinc oxide, which can coat the cotton fibers and block absorbency).🛡️ The Barrier Solution (Fabric or Disposable Liners): If you need to use a heavy-duty, non-cloth-safe diaper cream (or if your baby is healing from a circumcision or medical procedure), you can easily use a diaper liner as a protective barrier:Disposable Liners: These create a thin, throw-away shield that keeps thick creams completely off the cotton diaper fibers.Reusable Fleece Liners: You can cut small rectangles of microfleece fabric to lay inside the diaper. Fleece naturally wicks wetness away from your baby's skin to keep them incredibly dry, while acting as a barrier for creams. Best of all, they wash clean and can be reused infinitely!