Quick answer
The Minimalist Kit from Green Mountain Diapers contains two dozen Cloth-eez Birdseye Flat Diapers and Mommy's Touch Covers, giving you a simple, washable system from birth to potty learning.
Why choose a minimalist cloth diaper kit?
A minimalist kit strips away extras like inserts, boosters, and multiple shell sizes. You get fewer pieces to wash and sort, which makes it easier to start cloth diapering without feeling overwhelmed.
The trade-off is that you need to learn one folding technique for the flat diapers. Once you do, the same diaper adjusts to fit a newborn and a toddler.
What changed in the latest version?
The previous Minimalist Kit included Cloth-eez Wraps size 2, but those are now discontinued. The current kit uses Mommy's Touch Covers instead. These covers work the same way—they go over the folded flat diaper to keep wetness contained—but they are a different brand with a slightly different cut.
How to decide if the Minimalist Kit is right for you
- You want the simplest wash routine: Flats and covers wash and dry faster than pocket diapers or fitteds with inserts. You can machine wash or hand wash them easily.
- You are building a small stash: Two dozen flats plus a few covers gives you a 2-3 day supply. Add more covers later if you prefer fewer laundry days. A stash this size works best if you wash every other day.
- You are preparing for emergencies or travel: Flats fold flat for packing and double as burp cloths or changing pads. The kit is compact enough for a go-bag.
- You prefer not to learn folds: Flats require a fold (like the origami or pad fold) before placing inside a cover. If you want a pre-shaped diaper that snaps on, look at fitted or all-in-one options. If folds feel intimidating, practice with one flat diaper before committing to the full kit.
Kit contents at a glance
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Minimalist Kit: The kit includes 2 dozen Cloth-eez Birdseye Flat Diapers in one-size and Mommy's Touch Covers. You get enough diapers to wash every other day, and the one-size flats adjust from newborn to toddler without buying additional sizes.
Minimalist Kit
Who should choose this kit
Best for
- Parents who want a small, easy-to-wash cloth diaper stash
- Families who need a budget-friendly starter set that lasts from birth to potty training
- Preppers or travelers looking for a compact, multi-use diaper solution
Not ideal for
- Parents who prefer pre-shaped diapers with snaps or hook-and-loop closures
- Caregivers who want a diaper system that works exactly like a disposable with no folding
