FAQs
-
There is no need to rinse or dunk the diapers. Once your baby is eating and pooping solids, simple dump or shake the solids into the toilet and leave the rest for us.
-
We stop by once each week to pick up your bag of dirty diapers and drop off a bag of freshly laundered diapers.
-
We like to get your diapers and supplies to you 2 weeks before your due date so you’re ready for your babies arrival. Send us an email the day you start using the diapers and we’ll get you on the route for delivery and pick ups.
-
When your supplies arrive, unload your clean diapers and use the bag to line your diaper pail.
Take the cotton insert, folded into thirds and place in diaper cover. Use the SNAPPI FASTENER or BOINGO to fasten the diaper around the waist or simply lay inside the cover.
Place the cover and insert underneath your baby’s bottom and secure around the waist..
Soiled diapers can get tossed right into your diaper pail until baby starts eating solids.
Solid poop can be dumped or shaken into the toilet or removed with flushable liners.
Diaper covers can be reused until they are in need of washing (this can be done with your regular laundry, but use a cloth friendly detergent).
Put dirty diapers out on front porch by 9am on your delivery/pick up day.
Send us an email if you need:
Vacation hold
Add or remove products
Change diaper size as your baby growsI
-
If the diapers have been working fine but suddenly your baby is soaking through them, your baby may have outgrown the current size diapers you are using. Send us an email to request the next size up.
It could also be that your baby is a heavy wetter. The most cost effective way is to simply use two prefolds.
We offer doublers which are smaller inserts that you place inside the diaper to help soak up the wetness.
Wool wraps or covers are great for night time. Wool can absorb up to 30% of its weight in water and will keep baby’s bed dry all through the night. You only need one wool wrap since they naturally clean themselves and only need to be washed every two weeks for lanolizing.