Cloth Diapers for Toddlers in the Philippines

Cloth diapers for toddlers is something I know I have to deal with soon, as my little toddler is getting chunkier, and bigger day by day. Don’t grow up too fast, I whispered to myself as I fasten my middle child’s new cloth diaper. You see, my once vey little Shobz is now in biggie size (cloth diapers for toddlers) already, as she has outgrown her OSFM Pockets. Some of her HFs and fitteds still fit, but absorbency wise, the biggies/XL dipes do the job better.

Cloth Diapers for Toddlers

I must admit, she is now a full grown toddler. She now gets random dirt in her nails because of kalikutan! Hay time flies by soooo fast. Gone were the days I would have to wash her diapers every three days. She now just wears her CDs during naptime, when we are outside the home, and at night when sleeping. The CDs though are all super sulit because the regular sized ones are now being used by the little guy– pinks, hearts, flowers and sweet stuff prints included!

Truly, cloth diapering has been a blessing to our family. It helped us save a lot (two in cloth, imagine how much we would spend for diapers?), no rashes and UTI bouts so far for Shobz and Shots (compared to Achiebelles who had UTI three times until toddlerhood). We also do not have to dump trash every so often because we do not have much to throw (a big help for a yaya-less mom like me).

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You may also want to read:

• Where to Buy Cloth Diapers in Manila
• Where to buy BumGenius Diapers in the Philippines
• Signs That you are a Cloth Diaper Addict
• Cloth Diapering Tips from Experienced Pinay Mommies
• How to Disinfect your Washing Machine
• Best Washing Machines for Cloth Diapering
• Where to buy Fabric for your DIY Cloth Diaper Project

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Captain Barbel is also in to the whole cloth diapering thing as he helps too with the prewashing, and loading in the wash! Stuffing meantime is a family activity with the kids (especially Achie who has been so helpful). We stuff and fold while we watch cooking shows on TV.

If you are interested in cloth diapering your soon to be child, or you are considering to switch to cloth but don’t know where to start,I have in the website a section filled with local cloth diapering information (click here) . From different systems, inserts, accessories and where to buy them (Here’s where you can buy biggies). Laundry routine, detergents to use, and even where to get stuff for DIY cloth diapers. We also have info on cloth wipes and where to buy materials for it should you wish to do a DIY. For those living in apartments, condos, flats and tiny homes, we have an article on dealing with cloth diapering in small spaces. Ill soon write about having two in cloth, that I promise because some may get too overwhelmed with the thought — BUT it can be done! We do not have house help, I tandem feed and we have two in cloth, if I can do it, you can do it too! Sayang ang savings!

I also have a feature on local cloth diaper WAHMS that are just so talented. I invite you to give cloth diapering a try, and soon you’ll be typing in *mine* as fast as you can!

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Leaving you with a video on cloth diapering for toddlers:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3ZTb5O_Wxo

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Want to change nappies in a flash when you are outside the home? buy baby leg warmers in the Philippines! (Photo Credits)

If you are wondering where to buy those cute leg warmers to match your cloth diapers then this post is for you. Leg warmers are very convenient to use when cloth diapering because unlike busha pants and tights, you no longer have to remove it when changing nappies. I earlier wrote about a specific brand which is Babylegs — and you can read it here.

So for mommies out there who are looking for leg warmers, I have collated a list of some of the shops that sell these. Here’s –

Where to buy Baby Leg Warmers in the Philippines:

1. Department Stores – You can find leg warmers in the socks section or baby section of any department store — saw some in SM Makati and Landmark Makati. Burlington has leg warmers in three sizes – small, medium, and large. The sizes run small though for chunky-thighed babies.
2. Lazada – Also sells a wide assortment of leg warmers – check it out here. They carry various brands like the HKS brand (see it here), and then the Bluelans brand – check it out here, and other brands that offer cute prints and designs.

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Related Posts:

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• FB and Online Cloth Diaper Sellers Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3
• Where to Buy Cloth Diapers in Manila
• Where to buy BumGenius Diapers in the Philippines
• Signs That you are a Cloth Diaper Addict
• Cloth Diapering Tips from Experienced Pinay Mommies
• How to Disinfect your Washing Machine
• Best Washing Machines for Cloth Diapering
• Where to buy Fabric for your DIY Cloth Diaper Project
• Where to buy Sewing Machines
• Local breastfeeding resources – where to buy efficient pumps, fabulous nursing bras, nice cooler bags, fenugreek supplements etc.

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3. FB Shops that sell China Nappies – Vezees Closet, Liza Zhou (yes the coolbi seller), Shop ni Nanay, and the Hatchlings PH Group sell super cute and very affordable leg warmers for your little one. Visit their shops now.
4. Local WAHMs – Yes you read it right, you can order custom made leg warmers for your little one, that could even match their handmade cloth diapers! Check out our series on Local WAHMs and order where you’d like to.
5. B/S/Ts – If you are fine with buying pre-loved for your little one, then watch out for pre-loved legwarmers online.

So there you have it, I am sure there are other shops where you can buy baby leg warmers in the Philippines. I will be updating this post as soon as I discover more.  If you have the time, hope you could drop by my Facebook page and hit the like button, so you can receive regular updates from Happypinaymommy.com direct on your newsfeed.

Thank you so much!

A Happy Homemaker is a Happy Pinay Mommy!

Leaving you with this video on DIY Leg Warmers:

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