Disposable or Cloth: Babies 'R' Us
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Especially for Baby (Babies R Us Store Brand) Disposable Diapers?
Asked by S.C. from Des Moines
on May 23, 2009
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Has anybody used these? Are they any good? They're on sale 3 boxed for $20 which is AWESOME if they're any good and a lot of money down the drain if they're aweful!
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- It's been awhile since I've done the diaper thing, but I know I used mostly generic diapers, especially once we weren't going through 6-10 a day. I used Target, ShopK...
- I tried that brand. They were fine for my older son (I used them when he was 2 and 3). But I tried some on my younger son when he was a newborn and they were just awfu...
- I tried them with my son and he wet out of them in an instant. The only cheaper brand of diapers I have been able to use are Luvs, and I have tried every generic bran...
A Disposable Diaper Question
Asked by E.B. from San Francisco
on June 2, 2009
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We use cloth diapers for our 2 year old. She hasn't had a disposable on since we came home from the hospital. We have decided to use seventh generation diapers for a...
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- You may want to experiment before leaving. We bought like 10 packages of seventh generation newborn diapers before he was born, and they don't work well at all with o...
- For nighttime, I used Huggies overnights in a size bigger than what my daughter was wearing. They were amazing...she never had a leaky diaper again!
- I also use cloth, when we're at home, and Seventh Generation for my 21 month old. At night we use a size larger (size 4) than what she wears during the day (size 3) w...
New Mom to Be Needs Diaper Advice: Disposable vs Cloth
Asked by T.P. from Denver
on November 14, 2012
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My husband and I are expecting our first child in March and we still have a lot of my school debt and my car loan to pay off, so budget will be very restrictive. I am ...
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- Here's the thing. With cloth diapers you end up spending tons more on laundry. You may end up saving money in the long run but you spend way more time on them. Hav...
- I tried both when our daughter was born as well. I ended up using disposables. My daughter peed like a racehorse and I was changing her constantly and neither of us we...
- I tried both when our daughter was born. Ended up doing disposable. I worked full time and she was cared for by a lady in her home and she would only allow dispo...
Diaper Rash with Cloth Diapers
Asked by T.J. from Dallas
on July 16, 2008
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I am new to cloth diapering, and have just started using cloth with my 8 mo old. She was fine for a day or so, but then got a diaper rash. I wasn't sure if I could u...
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- I would suggest using Melapower laundry detergent. It doesn't have any toxins in it at all and is great to use on the most sensitive of skin. And for the diaper rash...
- Jodi D is right. Disposable diapers have very absorbant liners that draw the moisture away from your baby's skin. You have to check a lot more frequently and change he...
- T., I have a skin care, health and wellness company. We have an excellent baby line that has a wonderful diaper rash cream. The diaper rash cream is also good for...
Needing Some Cloth Diaper Help.
Asked by A.K. from Tulsa
on December 8, 2008
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We've just decided to switch from disposable diapers to cloth diapers. But it seems like all the easiest routes to take are so expensive to start with. We really don...
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- We also made the switch. At first the cost freaked me out but when I thought about us spending $75/month on diapers alone for my two babies-it was easy to justify. We ...
- We bought coolababy diapers off of ebay. We paid $65 for 12 and I use them for a 2 year old and a 6 month old. We keep the soiled diapers in a bucket of water filled w...
- This is not about the diapers, it is about the child with Down's Syndrome......make sure that he receives plenty of folic acid because it helps with the mental conditi...
Disposable Diapers That Don't Leak
Asked by D.B. from Raleigh
on July 14, 2008
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I am interested in getting opinions about different brands of disposable diapers. We will be having a new baby in our home in a few months. Are any of the store bran...
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- Sam's club store brand is very good, but I have had issues with fit at certain stages. Stocking up now sounds great - IF you can keep up with receipts and return them ...
- My daughter only bought pampers for her girls. She never had any problems. They start out called swaddlers. Buy some coupons on ebay.
- Hey D., The generic brand for Toys R Us and Babies R Us and Walmart have been great. I just don't live close enough to those stores to get any of them regularly. ...
Diaper Pads
Asked by S.C. from Atlanta
on January 17, 2006
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Does anyone know a place in town that sells disposable diaper pads? My son is 8 months old and keeps waking up with a soaked leaking diaper in the middle of the night....
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- I don't know about the diaper pads, but when my little guy was a baby I used the Overnights or Goodnights (?) by Huggies. They are diapers for babies (not big kids) wi...
- what type of diapers do you use? i know i use to use huggies and they did that with my little boys and i changed to pampers brand and the leaking stoped but i use hosp...
- I had the same problem with my daughter. I found at Publix on the with the diapers a product called Diaper Doublers. It is a pad that you place in the diaper. It cost ...
Cloth Diapers Vs. Disposable Diapers??
Asked by K.R. from Dallas
on August 28, 2007
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Hi everyone, I joined a little while ago but I now have my first question! How many of you use cloth diapers instead of disposables? Would you mind sharing your experi...
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- I use the BumGenius all in one and love them. I will never use anything else!!
- I am using a combination of cloth and disposable for my twin 8 month old boys. Basically I use disposable at night as well as any time leakage would be problematic (i...
- Hi K.! I use both. Disposables when I know I'm going to be out most if not all day. THen cloth at home and shorter errands or half days when I'll only use a couple ...
Cloth Diaper Recommendations
Asked by C.M. from San Antonio
on July 22, 2009
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Hello everyone, my husband and I want to save a little more money and cut out the cost of buying disposable diapers and we were thinking of switching to cloth. However...
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- We use gDiapers and love them. My 9 mo has been in them since birth. You can go to their website to see the cover options and prices. They have both flushable d...
- I am a grandmother so when I was raising my daughters we did not have disposable diapers and all we had were cloth diapers. I have to say I would find another way to s...
- C., This isn't exactly the answer you are looking for, but if you decide not to switch to cloth diapers, I have been extremely happy with the Costo diapers (Kirkla...
Cloth Diapering
Asked by A.E. from Columbus
on April 1, 2010
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So mama's, I want to know what everyone thinks about cloth diapering. First off let me start by saying that I am not sure I will CD but I am very open to the idea. The...
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- I haven't read all responses, but wanted to provide my thoughts... sorry if this is repeatitive.... When I found out I was expecting, I decided I wanted to use CD, so ...
- I LOVE my BumGenius diapers. I was nervous as well at first because I was afraid I wouldn't end up liking them but I am so glad that I decided to go for it. I got some...
- OH.MY.GOODNESS. I cannot tell you how much money you will save by cloth diapering. If it is the "extra effort" that worries you about cloth diapering, they have clot...
