We’re at the end of RNW2025 and it’s been so much fun! Now it’s time for my best tips on how to get started with cloth diapers:1. Read up on the different systems - but not too much. You don’t have to know everything to begin. Do I know everything? Nope. Have I used cloth diapers for four years anyway? Yep. 2. Just start! I know, boring advice - but it’s still my best one. Buy a few different ones and see how they feel. 3. Buy secondhand! Check Facebook groups. Don’t focus on brands or trends - kust grab 2 of these, 2 of those, and see what works for you. Small stash = less stress if it’s not a perfect fit. 4. Try bundles! New cloth diapers in bundle deals give you the chance to test different styles at a better price. Win-win! 5. Go for pocket diapers! Yep - I love pockets. Especially from Green Poppy 😉 Pocket diapers are easy to use, easy to wash, and easy to love. Highly recommend - yesterday, today, and tomorrow.So - how’s it going? Feeling excited to start your cloth diaper journey? Ready to make your first order? Use code RNW2025 for 15% off at greenpoppy.se until the end of today, May 4th!#rnw2025 #tygblöjor #clothdiapers #newborn #diapers #nyfödd #gravid

Cloth diapers at night — does it work? Absolutely! You can use cloth diapers 24/7. And guess what? Our fitted diaper is finally here — and it’s everything I ever wanted in a nighttime diaper.It’s made of ultra-soft and absorbent bamboo velour, with a full inner layer of AWJ (also called Coolmax) to keep your baby cool and dry all night long. Designed with double row snaps, hip snaps for a perfect fit, rolled leg elastics (no scratchy ruffles!), and a pocket opening so you can add your favorite inserts — like our pre-folds, available as a bundle on our site.Just remember, fitted diapers are fully absorbent, so you’ll need a waterproof cover — like PUL or wool pants.Not ready for a fitted? You can also use flat diapers or pockets with extra inserts, depending on your baby’s age, sleep pattern, and how much they pee at night.Pro tip: I rinse my night diapers in the washing machine every morning — it keeps them fresh and odor-free.Do you use cloth 24/7, or is this your sign to give it a go? Watch the video to see how beautifully our fitted diaper pairs with our PUL cover. This is your sign to start 😍#rnw2025 #tygblöjor #formsyddblöja #newborn #diapers #clothdiapers #reusablenappies

Washing routine for cloth diapers!Worried about washing cloth diapers? You’re not alone – it can feel a little intimidating at first! But don’t worry, I’ve got you covered with my best laundry tips:♻️ After changing, I separate the inserts from the cover and store everything dry and airy – like in a wet bag or an open laundry basket. ♻️ If your baby is still exclusively breastfed or on formula, you don’t need to handle poop – it can go straight into the machine. ♻️ Once solids are introduced, you’ll need to remove the poop first – and we have a handy poop guide right here on Instagram. ♻️ Every three days, I wash all my cloth diapers, wet bags, and inserts together at 60°C with extra pre-wash and rinse, and 1200 RPM spin. Then I hang everything to dry.♻️ Bonus tip: Around one year, baby pee can start to smell stronger. I do a quick rinse cycle with cold water and 1200 RPM spin every morning after taking off the night diaper, then air dry those until laundry day.Can you tumble dry? Yes! Inserts can go in the dryer on low heat. They might get a little misshapen or wear out faster, but mine have held up well over the years. Plus, they get super soft!If you air dry, just rub the inserts between your hands a bit – they soften up nicely.Got any wash questions or your own laundry tips? Drop them in the comments! ❤️#rnw2025 #clothdiapers #washingroutine #diapers #newborn #tygblöjor

Every single day in Sweden, about 40 tons of disposable diapers are burned.That’s millions of diapers every month — each one made of plastic, chemicals, and wood pulp, and each one designed to be used once, then discarded.When diapers are incinerated, they release huge amounts of carbon dioxide. Burning just one ton of diapers releases about 1.5 tons of CO₂. That’s roughly the same as driving a diesel car 10,000 km — for just one ton.Now multiply that by 40, every day.And it doesn’t stop there. - Disposable diapers require large amounts of crude oil and energy to produce. - Each baby can use up to 8,000 disposable diapers during their diapering years. - Most disposable diapers take up to 500 years to break down in landfills (wherever they aren’t burned).Choosing cloth diapers isn’t just about waste reduction. It’s about cutting emissions, saving resources, and giving our children a cleaner planet to grow up on.Cloth diapers can be reused hundreds of times, passed down between siblings, and recycled into cleaning cloths when worn out. They are a small, powerful change with a massive ripple effect.Small choices matter. Our children’s future depends on them.#tygblöjor #clothdiapers #rnw2025 #tygblöjeveckan #miljö #klimatförändringar