Im a FTM and I'm really deciding on Cloth diapers... any of you ladies use them...or both disposable and cloth? I say disposable for when someone in the family babysits and don't know how to use the cloth diapers #HelpPlease
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
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)
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!!
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.
my mom used them when she couldn't afford diapers.
I get so annoyed hearing so many people tell me that cloth diapering is a mistake. Or dumb. Of harder than disposables. And that I'm gonna regret it and start using disposable ones instead!!!!!
I have not used disposable diapers in over 2 weeks now! Full time cloth now. Yay

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After a bunch of research and doing disposable diapers with my oldest child I have decided to use cloth diapers with this one. Does anyone here use cloth or have used cloth that can offer any advise?
What do you guys think of cloth diapers?
thanks a million and I will @kmally 😄😄😄