FAQ's, Colors, Sizing
NO COVERS
NO PINS
NO LEAKS
Our Diapers:
Prairie Tales cloth diapers are very trim and neat! In fact they are no more bulky than a disposable. The unique rear opening keeps the back trim and the insert in place- with no shifting. No 'bubble butt' on your baby! Your baby will always look trim, clean and cute when he is wearing our cloth. Unlike paper diapers that will immediately pill, take on dirt, and droop. And who can resist a soft cloth bottom?
Healthier...
Cloth diapering encourages you to change your baby when wet. It is easy to check output in a cloth system when you are monitoring your baby. Disposable diapers balloon up and tend to feel dry when they are wet, which is a disadvantage because care givers are less inclined to change a diaper as often. This leads to rashes and yeast infections. Regardless of your diapering system, all diapers should be changed after 2 hours to insure the health of your baby.
NO PINS
NO LEAKS
Our Diapers:
Prairie Tales cloth diapers are very trim and neat! In fact they are no more bulky than a disposable. The unique rear opening keeps the back trim and the insert in place- with no shifting. No 'bubble butt' on your baby! Your baby will always look trim, clean and cute when he is wearing our cloth. Unlike paper diapers that will immediately pill, take on dirt, and droop. And who can resist a soft cloth bottom?
Healthier...
Cloth diapering encourages you to change your baby when wet. It is easy to check output in a cloth system when you are monitoring your baby. Disposable diapers balloon up and tend to feel dry when they are wet, which is a disadvantage because care givers are less inclined to change a diaper as often. This leads to rashes and yeast infections. Regardless of your diapering system, all diapers should be changed after 2 hours to insure the health of your baby.
GO GREEN!
Help reduce the amount of trash being thrown in our landfills. Over 92% of all disposable diapers end up in a landfill. No one knows exactly how long it takes for a disposable diaper to decompose, but it is estimated to be about 250-500 years.
