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How many cloth diapers and covers will I need?
In general you need twice as many diapers as you use in a day, if you plan to wash little beetle laundry every day. So for a newborn who likely needs a diaper change 10-12 times a day you would want a |
Initial Lanolizing
Do my new wool covers need to be lanolinized before first use? Yes! For your wool covers, you will need to do a full lanolin treatment prior to first use to get them ready to go. This ca |
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; |
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 |
How do I care for my wool?
That Mother Nature is a real smarty pants! Wool care is super easy!
And the benefits of wool are unmatched by any other diaper cover alternative. Wool covers are fantastic with their br |
Do your sheep undergo mulesing?
We are very careful to source from sheep which are never subjected to mulesing. Our fabric is also USDA certified organic (to food grade standards) which means not only rigorous requirements but also |
Are Little Beetles manufactured in the USA?
All Little Beetles (with the exception of the Little Beetle Learners) are manufactured in the USA at the woman-owned and operated Better For Babies facility just off our town square. Every effort is m |
How do I wash/dry/care for my Little Beetle diapers?
For starters, your Little Beetle diapers do not need repeated pre-washing: once will do so long as you know that they will continue to gain absorbency with the first 8+ washes.
We recommend a cold |
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 |
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