About Us

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Juicytoots cloth diapers and more are made by a stay at home mother of 4 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
I make diapers, first and foremost, because I love to. I sew and knit to keep my hands busy. If you like my diapers, then that's my little contribution to the world of parenting. Who doesn't love something handmade for their baby?
These diapers are all made by me, in my home, every step of the process. No mass-production.

Washing Recommendations:
I recommend a full cold/cold wash cycle with 1/2 recommended amount of detergent for load size before a hot/cold cycle with 1/4 recommended amount of detergent for load size. A cold rinse will suffice if you don't want to run a full cold wash. Currently I use Ecos or Trader Joe's powder detergent, but you can use what you are comfortable with washing with. Be aware that some commercial detergents cause lots of build-up. Please do not use fabric softener or bleach on your Juicytoots diapers!
I recommend drying your diapers and covers on Medium (regular dry setting) for only one dry cycle. The diapers may still be damp, hang or lay to dry. Running too many times in the dryer is not going to keep your diapers in top shape. The point of a one-size diaper is lost if that diaper doesn't hold up for as long as you need it!

The one size fits all diapers on my daughter at 10 pounds, and under a small Juicytoots cover.
I am pleased to announce I'm now stocking one-size fitteds! They fit wonderfully on my newborn daughter, as well as my 35 month old son. I've tested them on all sizes, they fit from 8-35+ pounds!  You can use the OS diaper on smaller babies without the snap-in soaker for less bulk.
Of course you can expect some bulk on the smallest babies, if that is bothersome to you, these are not the right choice for the newborn stage. If you don't mind a little bulk, it's a great way to conserve your money! I've been working on trimming them down without sacrificing absorbancy. They are a constant work in progress.

My big boy was happy to model them too!