I'm thinking about doing adjustable cloth diapers with disposable liners for my next baby (mostly to…
I'm thinking about doing adjustable cloth diapers with disposable liners for my next baby (mostly to save money). But, since that's a ways off, I want to try it out with my toddler first. Any tips? Brand preferences? I'm doing the disposable liners so I don't have to directly deal with as much mess.
Mish·
@kat616, following this one! There are so many to choose from.
Kat·
Мама дочки (1 год)
@mswedes, I know, right? I'm considering these ones- the reviews seem pretty good.
Kat·
Мама дочки (1 год)
And considering these liners.
Mish·
Oh man I might have to look into those!
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I use Alva one size diapers I highly recommend not getting microfiber inserts though
Kat·
Мама дочки (1 год)
Oh good to know, thanks @blendedfamilyof7, do you have any liners you do suggest?
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I’ve never used liners those diapers you have picked are pocket diapers I’m talking about the 12 inserts they come with they’re typically microfiber and for most people their babies pee thru microfiber incredibly fast! It’s what holds the lee in the diaper
Kat·
Мама дочки (1 год)
Oh that makes sense. Thanks @blendedfamilyof7,
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No problem a lot of women actually highly recommend viva paper towels at liners I’ve never done to so I’m not sure but I hear about it all the time if you have anymore questions there is a cloth diaper group on here which is amazing and I can answer most things
B·
Мама сына-младенца
I recommend trying Lalabye baby diapers as well. They are more expensive than Alva but great quality and the resell value is great if you choose not to cloth. They make pockets/AI2 and OS covers. The OS fit my son from birth so if you buy them for your toddler to try they may fit your next baby from the start.
B·
Мама сына-младенца
For liners, $2.50 Walmart fleece blankets are great!!