Here is a compilation of how to fold cloth diapers tips. If you purchase flat or prefold cloth diapers, do not fret about learning how to fold them. A couple of dry run throughs is all most diaper changers need. Before you know it, you will be folding diapers with your eyes closed - mostly because you need more sleep!
Because there are different methods of folding cloth diapers depending upon whether you have flatfold or prefold, we have gathered some short video demonstrations that show how to fold diapers according to each type as well as illustrating the different types of folds such as kite, newspaper, angel wing, jellyroll and origami. You will fold cloth diapers differently for boys or girls as well, having more layers or absorbency toward the front for boys, more towards the middle for girls. The first few videos will show you how to fold cloth diapers using snappies or pins, the last one shows you how to fold diapers without having to use any diaper fasteners.
How to Make a Kite Fold for Flat Fold Cloth Diapers
This video shows how to fold flat fold cloth diapers using a simple kite fold. Since flat fold diapers do not have that extra layering in the center, you are trying to fold the diapers so that you create a thicker center. While viewing the video, note that the mom has since made adjustments to this demo, pause and read the notes if necessary.
How to Make Origami, Kite and Newspaper Folds for Cloth Diapers
In this video, several folds are demonstrated. As the mom notes, the origami fold is typically used for newborns or smaller babies. As your child grows, you will probably need to switch to a kite or newspaper fold.
How to Fold Prefold Cloth Diapers Using Snappies and Bummis Diaper Cover
This mom demonstrates how simply and easy it is to fold cloth diapers. She also shows how to attach snappies diaper fasteners and a Bummis cover for leak proofing.
How to Fold Prefold Cloth Diapers without Pins or Snappies
Is it possible to use cloth diapers without diaper fasteners? Sure. It just means folding them a little differently and, of course, using a diaper cover to keep thing in place better.
So there you have it. That isn't so bad, is it?! Learning how to fold cloth diapers is not rocket science. It just takes some time and effort. And you know what? As a parent or caretaker, you will have plenty of opportunities to practice - again and again and again...!
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