In the U.S. alone, the disposable diaper industry has become a $7 billion behemoth—and growing. And while disposables have had a foothold in the market since the mid-20th century, cloth diapering is still a viable option and has been growing in popularity again in the past couple of decades. This option may appear too difficult and time-consuming amid child-rearing, but for those looking for alternatives to disposables—whether to potentially save some money or trips to the garbage can or to find a comfier material for your baby’s bum—cloth diapering can be an accessible solution once you know the basics.
Choosing a Type of Cloth Diaper
Although you can still use extra-absorbent cloths with safety