Once your little one is sleeping through the night, a lot of families struggle to figure out a good night time cloth diapering set up. Day time is easy because you’re changing your baby's cloth diaper often, every 2 hours or so. But overnight, the cloth diaper has to work really hard to keep them dry and comfortable for eight to twelve hours—It’s a tough job. What are some things you can do to stop stubborn night time leaks in your baby's modern cloth diaper?  1.Check for gaps Sometimes too much absorbency can cause the reusable diaper to have a poor fit which can lead to unexpe ..read more

If you’ve told anyone that you plan to cloth diaper, chances are that you’ve heard a laundry list of reasons why you shouldn’t—like cloth diapering is expensive, bad for baby’s hips and not as healthy as disposable diapering. But what’s the truth? Are modern cloth diapers actually bad for my baby’s health?  Many healthcare providers agree that using modern cloth diapers does not pose any significant health risks to babies. In fact, cloth diapers are often considered a healthier option than disposable diapers as they do not contain chemicals such as chlorine, perfumes, or polyacrylate, whi ..read more

My husband and I were cloth diapered as babies 30+ years ago. Complete with safety pins, a diaper service and all. So when we found out we were pregnant, and knew we’d be going through lots of diapers, we decided to look into cloth diapering our baby, at least some of the time. I was worried it would be overwhelming with all the laundry that was necessary as well as the sheer volume that we would need in order to not do diaper laundry every other day. I researched what kind of cloth diapers we would use, since there are so many different options, knowing that again, it had to be something easy ..read more

Everyone’s cloth diaper journey starts differently, and for different reasons. Mine started in 2019, three years before I was even diapering a baby. I had discovered reusable menstrual products, and in searching for information and online assistance, came across a blogger that mentioned cloth diapering her children. At the time, I hadn’t even thought about the fact that people might choose to use cloth diapers, or that a modern version to the flats and rubber pants of my grandparents’ age even existed. Curious, I dove down the rabbit hole of information, learning all about what cloth diapering ..read more

As we near the end of 2022, we'd like to take a moment to reflect on all of the things that we've been able to do this year —because of each and every one of you.  At the start of 2022, we moved our inventory from the third bedroom in our small single story home, to our finished basement game room for more space to grow. I sold the blue sofa I had dreamed of owning for so long and Gannon begrudgingly removed the television from the wall and we moved in thousands of cloth diapers. This move allowed us to double our working inventory from four wire shelving units to ..read more

As a mother of three, I am constantly thinking about how I can do things better and improve the methods I already use. A problem that I kept having was with diaper changes. My youngest daughter, who is now one, kept getting diaper rashes in her first two months of being with us. I had always used disposable diapers with my older children because I was told that cloth diapering was way too hard and I didn’t know anyone who used them for their kids. I also never really considered how diapers could be affecting my daughter's skin.  My pediatrician told me that my daughter seemed to have espe ..read more

We don't run a lot of sales around here, so this is a special day. Here's what you can expect to see from Kinder on Friday November 25th at 11AM EST.  For Good Product Release: Every "for Good" product purchased donates a diaper to a Pittsburgh family in need.  25% off all in-stock play mats 50% off all in-stock nursing pads FREE Mini Wet Bag with every $50 spent (While supplies last. YOU must add a mini wet bag to your cart in order for the discount to be applied.)  Select Pocket Diapers as low as $8 each NEW Product releases: Tummy Mats, Mess Mats and Mess Catcher Bibs E ..read more

Kinder Cloth Pocket Diapers are designed to fit infants and toddlers from around seven to sixty or more pounds. While every baby is going to carry their weight in different ways, here is a quick guide to help you determine what modern cloth diaper rise setting your little one might be using based on the size of disposable diaper they are currently wearing. Newborn Size Disposable (7-10lbs): Rise 5 If your baby is wearing newborn sized cloth diapers, we recommend starting on our lowest rise setting, rise 5. This rise setting will offer the smallest leg opening for the tiniest of ..read more

Did you know that cloth diapering doesn't have to be all or nothing? Choosing to use modern cloth diapers on your baby or toddler doesn't mean that you can't also use disposable diapers. After all, families choose to cloth diaper for many different reasons—not all of them are driven by a desire to save the planet.  What are some common reasons why a family might choose to use cloth diapers part time?  Overnight diapering - Cloth diapering overnight can be challenging for a lot of families. Twelve hours is a long time, and it can be difficult to find an absorbency set u ..read more

We gifted Ashley, of @crustsontuesdays, two of our one size pocket diapers and one of each of our athletic wicking jersey lined inserts to try out in exchange for an honest review. Check out her youtube channel for reviews of other small business brands like ours.  Products shown in the video review:  Patterned Pocket Cloth Diaper with Athletic Wicking Jersey Version 2.0 in the print Rainshadow by Ash Cascade Play Basics Pocket Cloth Diaper with Athletic Wicking Jersey Version 2.0 in the color Turquoise  4-Layer Bamboo Natural Fiber Insert (Single)  4-Layer Hemp Cotto ..read more