Replying to @RM_ Using cloth diapers away from home can be easy. Here are some tips and tricks: One of the biggest challenges of using cloth diapers away from home is dealing with solid waste. Fortunately, there are a couple of great options to make this easier: Bamboo Disposable Diaper Liners: These thin, biodegradable liners sit inside your cloth diaper and catch solid waste. When your baby has a bowel movement, you can simply lift out the liner and flush it down the toilet, leaving the cloth diaper clean and ready to be used again. Reusable Fleece Diaper Liners: Another option is to use reusable fleece liners. These soft, absorbent liners sit inside the cloth diaper and help wick moisture away from your baby's skin. When your baby poops, you can simply remove the fleece liner, plopping the solid waste into the toilet, and then reuse the liner. Both of these options make it easy to deal with solid waste when you're away from home. The liners can be easily disposed of or cleaned, leaving your cloth diapers ready to be used again. Speaking of poop, one of the keys to using cloth diapers on-the-go is learning how to "plop" the poop. This simply means gently removing the soiled diaper, holding it over the toilet, and shaking the poop into the toilet. This helps ensure that you're not carrying around a diaper full of poop in your diaper bag. It may take a bit of practice, but plopping is a simple and effective way to deal with solid waste when you're away from home. Just be sure to have some baby wipes on hand to clean up any residue. Of course, even with liners and plopping, you'll still need a way to store soiled cloth diapers until you can get home and wash them. This is where a small wet bag comes in handy. A wet bag is a waterproof, zippered bag that's designed to contain the smell and mess of soiled diapers. You can simply place the soiled diaper (or the liner, if you're using one) into the wet bag, and the bag will keep the smell contained. When you get home, you can simply remove the soiled diapers from the wet bag and add them to your regular cloth diaper laundry. The wet bag can then be washed along with the diapers. Wet bags come in a variety of sizes, so you can choose one that fits easily into your diaper bag. Some even have a strap or clip so you can attach it to the outside of your bag for easy access. #reusablediapers #clothdiapers #washingclothdiapers #reusables #sustainableswaps #usingclothdiapers #clothnappies #babymusthave #momhack