Cloth diapers have become increasingly popular over the years, as parents look for eco-friendly and cost-effective options for diapering their babies. The most common type of fabric used in cloth diapers is 100% cotton; however, other fabrics such as hemp and bamboo may also be used depending on preference. Cotton is a great choice because it’s absorbent and breathable while still being soft against baby’s skin. Hemp provides additional absorbency but can sometimes be less comfortable on sensitive skin due to its texture. Bamboo is an excellent option if you want something that dries quickly or if you are looking for a natural antibacterial fabric. It should be noted that all fabrics need to be prewashed before use to ensure maximum absorption capacity and minimize shrinkage. Additionally, many people choose to line their cloth diapers with fleece or wool which increases comfort while providing additional protection from leaks.