When I told my father-in-law that RDA was working on compiling parents’ recommendations for nighttime cloth diapering, he looked perplexed, then asked “what, like get a good flashlight so you can see to change the diaper in the dark?” “Ummm… no”, I laughed. Actually we wanted to find out what parents do to make sure their babies’ diapers don’t leak after a (hopefully) long night.

Baby sleeping comfortably in a 100% reusable cloth diaper.

Well over a hundred parents shared their advice to help other parents succeed using 100% reusable cloth diapers at night. We examined the responses and compiled it into a single-page tip sheet for nighttime cloth diapering. I’m thrilled with the results, in part due to the beautiful graphic design work of our volunteer designer, Trebeca Itzen. Please feel free to use and share this tip sheet with anyone you can! We hope it’s helpful…

We’ve now concluded the first phase of the 100% Reusable Cloth Diapers campaign, and it was a real pleasure to see so many people publicize it and contribute to its success. I’m hoping you’ll be as generous in helping with the next phase, starting in April, focusing on tips for traveling with 100% reusable cloth diapers.

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