Lay the diaper flat, then roll the edges inward toward the front of the diaper. you want the back of the diaper to remain flat. fold the front part up onto your baby, and wrap the back around your baby’s waist. fasten with a snappi. 3. pad fold. the pad fold, often called the tri fold, is the simplest folding method. Step 1: lay the prefold diaper flat on the diaper cover (if using a pul cover). step 2: grab the bottom right corner with your left hand and the bottom left corner with your right hand, and then twist the diaper over (your arms will no longer be crossed). step 3: bring the front half of the diaper up to the baby’s tummy and fasten the diaper.
Pull the left corner of the diaper around the baby’s waist and onto the belly, and then do the same with the right corner. use a safety pin or cloth diaper clips to secure the cloth and keep all the edges in place. [13] pull the left and right edges around the waist snugly so the diaper isn’t too loose. method 4. Newspaper prefold: a great way to fold cloth diapers for new babies. this is another great diaper fold for new babies and boys, because it creates that extra absorbency in the front. start with your prefold out flat. then fold the part of the prefold closest to you up about a quarter of the way. Lay a large square napkin out flat. fold the bottom two inches of the napkin up. now, fold the bottom 4 to 5 inches of the napkin up (including the previous fold). flip the napkin over. fold the top of the napkin down to about halfway. fold the left and right sides into the midline of the napkin. fold the napkin in half. Roll in the sides of the prefold instead of folding them. here’s both sides rolled inward to create barriers. this will really help contain a mess. bring the front up and over baby, and spread out the top. pull up the back corners and secure a snappi, diaper pin, or boingo the diaper together. category: cloth diapers.
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