Lil Helper Cloth Diaper Review (New Version)

Aug 12,2014 / By Maria / 2 Comments

Lil Helper Cloth Diaper Review

I received a diaper at no cost for review purposes. I was not otherwise compensated for this post, and all opinions are my own. In 2011 I reviewed Lil Helper cloth diapers. Lil Helper is one of my favorite diaper companies because of their humor, great customer service, and Baby Do Good program. Take a look at their mission for a taste of their great sense of humor. I’m so happy that they’re still in business nearly three years later, and have made some great improvements to the diaper.

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Bummis Duo Brite Review

Jul 3,2014 / By Maria / 5 Comments

I received a product at no cost for review purposes. I was not otherwise compensated for this post, and all opinions are my own. Bummis is a brand that’s been around for about 2 1/2 decades, and for good reason. Their high quality products are made in Canada, largely from materials sourced in North America, and they are constantly innovating.

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Do You Really Need to Prep Hemp Cloth Diapers?

Mar 3,2014 / By Maria / 1 Comment

We all know you need to prep natural fiber diapers & inserts to remove natural oils & make them more absorbent. Personal experience tells me this is true. But I wondered just how prepping affects the fabric.

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Cloth Diapering Inserts Natural Fiber

Do Bamboo Cloth Diaper Inserts Lose Absorbency as They Age?

Feb 10,2014 / By Maria / 6 Comments

Post contains affiliate link. We confirmed that microfiber inserts lose absorbency over time, but what about rayon from bamboo?

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Geffen Baby’s Newborn Super Absorbers – Universal Cloth Diaper Inserts

Oct 31,2013 / By Maria / 9 Comments

I have a business relationship with the manufacturer, and I received this product sample for free. Post contains affiliate links. Geffen Baby‘s line of absorbers (universal cloth diaper inserts) are available in 3 sizes (newborn, regular & plus) and 2 materials (hemp fleece or hemp jersey.) They are all 5 layers of 60% hemp/40% organic cotton, and are made in the U.S.A. I received their newest product, the newborn super absorber, to try.

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