Why Buy Baby Diapers If You're Not Diapering A Baby?

Your little one has come a long way since you put that first diaper on. If your baby is becoming a toddler, then shouldn't you be using cloth diapers that treat her like one? If you already use cloth diapers, you already know the many benefits of cloth:

	Saves money over disposable diapers
	Earlier and easier potty training
	No potentially toxic chemicals next to your child's skin
	No huge stinking trash can full of disposables going to the local landfill every week
	No running out to the store late at night because you just put the last diaper on the baby's bum.
	Did we mention saving money?

But if your child is on the verge of outgrowing your stash, don't make the mistake of buying baby diapers for a toddler. Since most cloth diapers are not well suited for use on active toddlers, making a good decision now will save aggravation and money in the long run.

Allow me to introduce myself. My name is Renee Tice, and the impending birth of my first child back in 2006 introducted me to the world of modern cloth diapers.

My husband and I chose cloth for our family for all of those same reasons, and we never looked back. Never, that is, until the day our daughter asked the ladies at her daycare to take her to the potty. She was 18 months old, and I didn't even have potty training on my radar.

	Lots of cloth diapers that didn't pull on and off over the feet.
	Lots of training pants that aren't waterproof, or don't hold a full pee, or both.