December 2020 update: I’ve also included the Dream Diaper with overnight insert in a more recent post. Sweet Dreams are made without leaks! Please tell me you have the Eurythmics stuck in your head or—depending on your generation—Marilyn Manson. That classic 80s track is in heavy rotation on my preschooler’s Spotify playlist thanks to the only…
Before I get into my review, I feel I would be remiss if I did not mention that Smart Bottoms knocked it out of the proverbial cloth-diaper-print park in 2016. I mean, have you seen Sprinkles, aka the DOUGHNUT diaper?! Makes me hungry every time we use it, and it was the first time in…
I received these products at no cost to facilitate my review. All opinions remain my own. When I first reviewed Easy Peasies diapers in March of last year, the only thing I disliked about both the all-in-one (AIO) and the pocket designs was that they were heavy on the microfibre. I loved that they were made…
I received these products at no cost to facilitate my review. All opinions remain my own. Our Thirsties covers were my favourite newborn cover on Little Miss Cub, so I was very excited to try their one-size diaper offerings. Thirsties is a hugely popular brand, and stand out for me as one of the big…
I received this item at no cost to facilitate my review. All opinions remain my own. I love hemp. I love hemp. Hemp, hemp, hooray! Yes indeed, hemp is my number one cloth diapering fibre! It would come as no surprise that as far as fitted diapers go, (and as I’ve said before, this particular…
I received this item at no cost to facilitate my review. All opinions remain my own. Like Justin Trudeau, I love my hemp. (It’s okay if you’re American and you don’t get my joke… replace it with something about Colorado.) Cheeky The Cloth Diaper Co., based in Edmonton, Alberta, makes all-in-one diapers lined with a…
I received this product free for review. All opinions remain my own. Freshly arrived in Alberta, I received my first made-in-Alberta cloth diaper to review! Cheeky Cloth Diaper Co. is run by sisters Jessamie and Abbey, based out of Edmonton. Their diapers are 100% North American-made, and they prioritize “an awareness of [their] carbon foot print, a…
I received this product free for review. All opinions remain my own. The list of cloth diaper brands I haven’t tried is getting shorter and shorter… and Moraki has been at the top of the “must try” list for quite some time. Naturally, when Boutique Le Chaton Vert, the only Canadian online retailer to carry…
I received this product free for review. All opinions remain my own. This Best Bottom insert is the very first Best Bottom insert I’ve ever tried, despite owning a handful of Best Bottom covers. One of the things I enjoy about my BB shells is that I can use them with so many different inserts! A…
My favourite kind of review to read is an unsolicited review. In other words, a review where the blogger is receiving nothing in return for her post. Don’t get me wrong: I love to receive items for review, and I always do my best to write an unbiased and thorough critique, all the while…
My name is Lindsay and I am a 40-year-old mama of four trying to live an eco-friendly, budget-friendly life! I am a substitute teacher and Child Passenger Safety technician in Calgary, Alberta. Join me on my adventures!
