Im a FTM and I'm really deciding on Cloth diapers... any of you ladies use them...or both disposable and cloth? I say…

thanks a million and I will @kmally 😄😄😄

Not at all! No problem!! If you have any more questions feel free to message me!

u have been a great help... definitely. I hope I didn't bother u with so many questions lol @kmally

Definitely my favorite but I do have Grovia, best bottom, a couple flip and Bumgenius, and some fitteds for overnight. The Moraki inserts can fit in any pocket diaper or can be used in a cover as well because it's safe to use against baby's bottom unlike microfiber :)

So Moraki is your favorite ? and I simply love the fashion of the putter covers lol.... and with the inserts do the fit in every different brand of putter shells or only specific ones?? @kmally

Yes. I started with 3 best bottom shells and 12 inserts and washed once a day. I now have ??? diapers and wash once or twice a weekish? I've also rotated through a lot of brands before I found what was my favorite, what worked & what would last!

omg!!!! I love the designs!!!!!!!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍 @kmally so all of those u have accumulated over time

See how cute! Lol and that's 5 of my like.....umm I lost count 😳😁

This is their "all in two" which is a pocket diaper with an insert. :) all of their inserts are hemp and organic cotton and their diapers are adorable and made in California by working moms :)

This is a Moraki all in one. It has a pocket so you can stuff for extra absorbency if needed but it also has an attached soaker :)

so all in ones are pocket less? @kmally

Lol no worries. Pocket diapers are awesome. I prefer all in ones so I don't have to "stuff" diapers lol! Bumgenius 4.0 is one of the most popular pocket diapers. Moraki's "all in two" style is also a pocket diaper. I have found that charcoal bamboo or organic cotton and hemp inserts are the most absorbent and don't hold a stink. Microfiber inserts are notorious for "compression leaks" and holding stink :(

thank u @thereallittlecountry u are very helpful.... both u and @kmally ...I have so many unanswered questions lol

omg!!!! I like the tutorial I saw of the insert pocket diapers with the snaps...don't know if they had a name tho ... I'm still getting use to all this baby terminology @kmally

They also have newborn size but my guy was 8lbs 2 oz when he was born so we are skipping them. We started cloth diapering because he was getting major chemical burns from disposables :( within two weeks of switching the burns were gone and we haven't had a major rash since!

that website is the only reason I know any of it lol. there are simple and elaborate methods of using cloth. old school methods and newer ones. there's a lot to learn but lots of support. see if there's a Facebook group that is local to you. otherwise there are a lot of boards and groups on parenting websites

Yes :) all of mine are "one size" so they have snaps so you can change the rise. Most fit 8-30+lbs :)

that's amazing! so do they grow with Baby? Far as size and what not @kmally

lol I'm still learning all this baby talk @thereallittlecountry

I've probably spent $600 total on diapers but I never need to buy diapers again! And I did that over time, not all at once ;)

My favorites are Moraki, best bottoms and Grovia. You definitely get what you pay for. So don't go for the $6 a piece "China cheapies". Spend a bit more and they will last you longer! I learned that the hard way lol! Buy sell trade groups on Facebook are wonderful resources to find new and gently used diapers at a great price!

we're going to use flats and prefolds with covers. although I did just buy a closeout set of pockets. (i know that wasn't really a question for me but I thought I'd answer lol)

which kind do u use? @kmally

I love my cloth! We have been cloth diapering for 15 months and I plan on it with the second as well. Let me know if you have any questions!!

ok thanks a million @thereallittlecountry

we will be cloth diapering with disposables as a back up. well that's the plan! visit the fluff love university website for great info on starting up.

I really am leaning towards them they seem convenient

my mom used them when she couldn't afford diapers.