Why I Like It
I made the mistake of buying an elastic top diaper pail liner and when I decided to go on a trip, using an elastic top bag did not help contain smells.  The Mommy’s Touch diaper pail liner comes with not one but two elastic drawstrings, so you can use the bag on it’s own or in a pail or can.  The PUL material helps to keep wet diapers from soaking through the bag.

Purchase two diaper pail liners so that you can wash one and use one.

Where to Buy
Amazon ($17.95-$18.99 + shipping)
Nurtured Family ($17.95 + free shipping) Best Price

Why I like It
When using cloth diapers on the go, it’s hard to know what to do with those dirty diapers. I originally used plastic bags, however the odors permeated though the plastic. This wet bag is perfect for my diaper bag first because it’s super cute and because it helps to keep smells contained. I love that it’s easy to wash and re-use. The PUL lining is attached to the cotton exterior so that the two layers will no separate in the wash. Purchase two wet bags, one to use and one to wash. I like the larger size because I can fit more diapers in there. The wet bag is also perfect for dirty clothes or wet swimsuits.

Where to Buy
Mom4Life ($17.95 for reg, $21.95 for lg + free shipping)
WetHappened.com ($17.95 for reg, $21.95 for lg + 15% off with code WETBAG + free shipping) Best Price

Why I Like It
When I switched to cloth diapers I knew the only way I would stick with it is if it was as easy as disposable diapers. I cringed at the thought of having to dunk or spray out a poopy diaper in the toilet so I looked for a diaper liner that I could use to just flush away the mess.

The first liner I tried was the Imse Vimse Diaper liner, however these liners contain a type of paper which makes it rough. The Bummis Bio-soft liners are super soft and easy on a baby’s skin, and they really do work to contain a poopy mess. There will still be a little bit of a mess in the diaper since the liner isn’t cut perfectly to fit a diaper. Now it’s quick and easy to use a cloth diaper.

Where to Buy
Amazon ($6.49 SM / $8.49 LG + shipping)
Wildflower Diapers ($5.95 SM / $7.95 LG + shipping) Best Price

Product Overview
The award-winning bumGenius 3.0 cloth diaper is the ultra-customizable, one-size-fits-all diaper. The diaper is constructed with a waterproof outer layer, a soft inner lining, a pocket for the diaper insert and easy to use hoop and loop fasteners. There are three snaps at the front of the diaper that allows it to be sized to your baby (7 – 35 lbs). The diaper is available in a variety of colors including white, pink, blue, yellow and green. Each diaper comes with one sizable microfiber insert and one microfiber doubler which is perfect for nap times and overnight.

Why I Like It
I decided to make the switch to cloth diapers when I realized I was spending anywhere from 20 to 25 cents per diaper change. In the course of a year, that’s a lot of money! At first I was hesitant to try cloth diapers because all I knew were the types of cloth diapers where you had to fold and pin them, which then led to leakage and a huge mess. As I started looking for cloth diapers it was important to me that they were easy to use, easy to clean and that they would last until my daughter was potty trained.

There are a variety of cloth diapers currently on the market. Some come with snaps as fasteners, which are harder to put on a squirmy baby and difficult to get a good fit. Other diapers consist of so many individual parts that I had a hard time understanding how to even put it on. Most cloth diapers also come in a variety of sizes, which would mean purchasing more cloth diapers as my baby grew, an expense that I wanted to avoid.

I finally stumbled across the bumGenius 3.0 and was thankful to see that this diaper was almost as easy as using a disposable diaper. Being a one-size-fits-all, I can use this cloth diaper until my daughter is potty trained. Plus if I end up having two babies in diapers at the same time, these cloth diapers would fit both of them.

To make clean up even easier on myself, I use a cloth diaper liner so that I can flush away a poppy mess instead of dunking the diaper in the toilet or spraying it out before washing. This process allows me to have the ease of a disposable diaper, but save thousands on diapers. Plus I am now leaving less of an environmental footprint.

So far, I have experienced none of the leakage that I had with disposable diapers, plus since this diaper has an ultra soft inside, no diaper rashes here! That is why I rave about this diaper.

Where to Buy
Amazon ($17.95/diaper + shipping)
Baby Universe ($17.95/diaper + shipping)
Diapers.com ($17.95/diaper + shipping, bulk discounts available)
Mom 4 Life ($17.95/diaper + free shipping) Best Price