Trying to weigh the pros and cons of cloth diapers... Im thinking of switching over to cloth. Any…

if you plan on having more children I highly recommend cloth diapers. they will save you so much money In the long run. I love my cloth diapers. they are cute, and they have saved me alot of money. washing them really hasn't been an issue and they haven't been a huge inncovience while out and about

@kmharr3, i do plan on having atleast 1 more. my little guy is almost 3 months and we have already spent about 200+ between wipes, diaper cream and diapers im just sick of spending that much already

do you have any tips on which kind of diaper cover, inserts ect. are best @kmharr3

Yeah the 30 diapers I have are mostly pocket diapers and are name brand and they cost me about $500-600 and that lasted me from when my daughter was born until now (she's almost 2) and they are still in perfect conditon for when my next is born. that price I feel is not bad compared to the amount with disposables. I read that it can be upward of $2000 for birth to potty train PER kid with disposables. and with cloth diapering we use cloth wipes which save extra money and for diaper cream we use Coconut oil since it is cloth diaper safe, and a little goes a long way so I really think if your in it for the financial aspect that right there is worth it

I like the rumparooz G2s and the bum genius 4.0s, I love the hemp inserts which i usually use for overnight. I love pocket diapers

okay well thank you i definitely know i want to go with pockeg diapers and have read hemo is good for heavy wetters and i definitely hace a heavy wetter. how do cloth wipes work i havent read into them much? @kmharr3

I make my own solution using vitamin E oil, tea tree, and water and I pour it over the wipes after I fold them and put them into the wipe case.

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holy cloth diaper heaven 😍😍😍 your stash is bomb @clothdiapermomma

I cloth diaper because I have to my son is allergic to disposable. But it's way more code efficient