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The hemp fabric used in Little Beetles is comprised of both hemp and cotton? The hemp we use in all hemp Little Beetles is a hemp/cotton blend, since there isn't a 100% hemp that would be soft enough to be inside a diaper. The hemp in our diapers is organic, though it's not ce |
Dyes Like you, we care about what's next to your baby's skin. The inside layer of our diapers and wool covers are never dyed. We opt for minimally processed whenever possible. But colour IS fun and familie |
Stiff Hemp Hemp is a very absorbent fiber. As such it can cling tightly to minerals in your water. Hard water is especially prone to this. Often just putting the diapers in the dryer for the last few minutes of |
Wholesale Policies Wholesale Policies
All Better For Babies, Inc, Little Beetle and Tres Tria products, designs, patterns, branding and images are the property of Better For Babies, Inc and may not be duplicated.&nbs; |
Why Choose Cloth Diapers When Zac and I were choosing what would be better for our babies, we concluded that cloth, reusable diapers were the best option. They’re not the norm, but the best things in life rarely are. |
Raw silk? What is it and how do I care for it? Raw Silk is also known as Silk Noil. It is silk which has not been processed to remove it's sericin. The sericin is what makes silk special for babies! It is a waxy substance which is natural, gentle |
Stinky Hemp My hemp diapers are stinky when my baby wets. What could be wrong?
It sounds like what you are experiencing is possibly a detergent build up on your diapers. This can be remedied by "strippi |
Why choose organic cotton velour Just why are Little Beetles {better for babies} and {better than other diapers}?
Quite simply put, it is has an unsurpassed softness and stretch, is all natural, organic, fair trade, trim on the hi |
Elastic What kind of elastic is found in my Little Beetles and what do I do if it seems like it is not as stretchy or tight as usual? Little Beetle diapers and wool wrap covers contain Lastin clear elastic. |
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