Counting Cloth

Counting Cloth turns cloth diapering into a cheerful counting adventure, following toddlers Sophie and Caleb as their diaper patterns — frogs, cat astronauts, donuts, dinosaurs — become the number-learning canvas for the day. For eco-minded parents already drawn to cloth diapering, the book doubles as gentle affirmation that their choice can be colorful and fun. The illustrations are designed to hold a baby's attention, and the counting structure is simple enough for the youngest learners. The caveat is narrow appeal: this is a genuine niche title, and families without any connection to cloth diapering may find the hook less compelling. Broad critical coverage doesn't exist for it. But within its niche, it fills a real gap with charm.