Cloth Diapering

Peri Bottle

We started cloth diapering two days ago, and it's not too bad.  The worst part is getting breastfeeding poop off of cloth.  This is difficult without a hand bidet because of how runny BF poop is.  Right now I am using a peri bottle which works okay, but it's a pain because I have to refill the bottle at least four times to get all the poop off. This is not fun, especially when your sink is far from your toilet!  I know that once my hubby installs the hand bidet it will get better.  He already ordered one from, The Potty Pail, which I will review once I begin usage.

AMP

My daughter is small and she fits well in the AMP all in one diapers.  She fits okay in the x-small FuzziBunz, but needs to fatten a little more around the legs for a better fit.  So far I love the AMP diapers.  They are easy to use, fit well and clean well (no stains after washing).  I think I will also love the FuzziBunz once my baby girl grows into them.  She seems to be gaining weight rapidly, so I think she will be sporting her cute Fuzzi's real soon.

After a lot of research we decided to use Rockin Green Detergent. We ordered a whole year's supply and have already washed our diapers in it.  I LOVE the smell and the neat scent names, for example: Smashing Watermelons, Motley Clean, The Plain Green Tea's, Bare Naked Babies, LOL!  Aren't the names cool?  This detergent is obviously environmentally friendly and it works great!  Took the stains out of our diapers and I used it to wash my whites and it did a great job!  The price is right (ha), so I am really happy to have found this product.

Potty Pail

Overall, I am happy to have gone the cloth route and I can't wait to immerse myself full swing, once the bidet gets here.  Well, we Americans call it a hand bidet, but my husband informed me that the proper name in Europe is hand douche. I'm American, so a hand bidet it is :)