You can save hundreds of dollars with cloth diapers. I personally do disposable but have friends who do cloth. Disposable are just super convenient and you don't have to spend time cleaning diapers. But I think cloth mommas would argue that once you get a routine going with washing them it's easy.
I loved cloth diapers for my first two! It's such a good investment if you plan on having more than one baby. I highly recommend it to anyone who has easy access to laundry machines.
This baby will (unfortunately) be in diapers because we will be traveling across the country and living in an RV from April 2018-Decemberish.
Also, washing diapers takes about as much time out of your life as it would take to run to the store for a pack of diapers.
I would store ours in a large wet bag and wash every 2 days. All I would have to do it dump the bag and it's contents in the washer, soak and wash. (5 minutes to load the washer). Then transfer to the dryer (2ish minutes).
When they were done I would fold and put away which maybe took 10 minutes.
Cloth. :) We've used cloth since diaper number one on my daughter. She's now 16 months. We'll do the same with this baby. The extra laundry isn't that much, so it's not a big deal at all. :)
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You can save hundreds of dollars with cloth diapers. I personally do disposable but have friends who do cloth. Disposable are just super convenient and you don't have to spend time cleaning diapers. But I think cloth mommas would argue that once you get a routine going with washing them it's easy.
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I loved cloth diapers for my first two! It's such a good investment if you plan on having more than one baby. I highly recommend it to anyone who has easy access to laundry machines.
This baby will (unfortunately) be in diapers because we will be traveling across the country and living in an RV from April 2018-Decemberish.
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Also, washing diapers takes about as much time out of your life as it would take to run to the store for a pack of diapers.
I would store ours in a large wet bag and wash every 2 days. All I would have to do it dump the bag and it's contents in the washer, soak and wash. (5 minutes to load the washer). Then transfer to the dryer (2ish minutes).
When they were done I would fold and put away which maybe took 10 minutes.
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Cloth. :) We've used cloth since diaper number one on my daughter. She's now 16 months. We'll do the same with this baby. The extra laundry isn't that much, so it's not a big deal at all. :)