Stay-Dry fabrics are quick to wick moisture away from your little one, ensuring their skin is dryer for longer.  This fabric is great to reduce skin irritation and rashes from occurring. The fabric from microfiber topped with a layer of no-pill fleece. 

Microfleece is another common term for stay-dry fabrics. Stay-dry fabrics are typically comprised of a fleece side and a microfiber side, thus the term "microfleece". The stay-dry fabrics top no-pill fleece layer quickly pulls in the moisture and wicks it away from your baby’s bum, while the thirsty layers of microfiber underneath act quickly to absorb it. (Note: Microfiber should never be put directly on your little one's skin to avoid irritation). Stay-Dry fabrics offer our Regular Absorbency, which is enough absorbency for most babies

Birds Eye Bamboo is a fabric that is made from bamboo and cotton blend. This fabric is made of a repetitive woven pattern that resembles diamonds, or more commonly thought, the eye of a bird. These diamond pockets lock onto moisture. Bamboo is a very absorbent material. We give it a rating of Heavy Absorbency, which is usually sufficient absorbency for even the most hydrated baby!

Bamboo Viscoseis derived from spinning fibers of the bamboo plant and combing them until a yarn is produced. Bamboo viscose has often been compared to cotton fabrics because of its soft texture. There are various advantages to bamboo viscose including: moisture wicking, antibacterial, and hypoallergenic properties.

Bamboo Terrya soft fabric that is smooth to the touch on one side and once it is flipped over you will notice a weaved pattern. This textured weaved surface helps to absorb a lot of moisture quickly.

Birdseye Cottonis a fabric that is made from 100% cotton. This fabric is made from a repetitive woven pattern that resembles diamonds, or more commonly thought, the eye of a bird. These diamond pockets lock onto moisture and are very absorbent.

Organic Cotton is grown without the use of toxic and persistent pesticides and synthetic fertilizers. Overall, organic cotton is a softer and thicker than most other fabric types making it a more absorbent option

Hemp is a natural that is able to hold quite a bit of liquid. However, hemp is very slow to absorb compared to other fabric types. That is why you will usually see a cotton and hemp blend. When mixing cotton and hemp together you get a final fabric that is more durable and very asborbent,

While there is slightly more of a learning curve when it comes to snaps, they are a great options due to their durability!

Snaps will not wear down over time - even after multiple washes! No need to worry about them getting caught or snagged on anything else that may be in the wash. You will never have to worry about your little one pulling off snap diaper. Since each snap is tight, it makes it difficult for your little one to undo.

Hook and Loop diapers are arguably the easiest to use! There is virtually no learning curve when it comes to this Velcro closure. 

Hook and Loop is a great option as it is easy for grandparents, daycare, and babysitters to pick up on! Not to mention how simple is is to get a great fit each time.

Some cloth diapers need to be prepped before use. This is very common with natural fibers as they need to be washed several times before they're absorbent enough for use.

When buying diapers, make sure to check the individual product page for specific instructions.

For all cloth diaper products, it’s always recommended to wash anything new before use, to remove any dust from manufacturing and shipping.

You can simply throw your new products in the wash with your normal laundry or diaper laundry. We recommend you do not use fabric softener or bleach on any cloth diaper products. 

The washing and care of All in One diapers is pretty easy and straight forward! Our recommendation is below.

• Open diaper up
  
• Remove solids: Knock solids into toilet, Dunk n’ Swish, use a diaper sprayer, or diaper liner to help.
• Take out any removable interior parts before washing
• Run a rinse cycle on cold
• Run a full cycle wash on warm/hot with additive-free detergent. We recommend the use of Tide detergent. Do not use detergents with added softeners or stain removers
  
• For best results, run one more rinse cycle on warm/cold
• Line dry or tumble dry or on low/medium heat