Disposable or Cloth
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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 Diaper Question
Asked by K.H. from St. Louis
on May 20, 2012
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My daughter is five, and is fully potty trained during the day, but she is not potty trained yet at night. Before I get crucified, she has developmental delays, and s...
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- I agree with Robyn she is not going to learn to wake up if she feels wet she is just going to be wet and miserable. I would also use regular nighttime pull-ups. My DS ...
- We use cloth full-time, and I agree with the other posters that there's really not a good cloth trainer product on the market that will hold all the urine a 5YO produc...
- A lot of kids aren't fully night-trained until later... I remember going on sleepovers and the mother would put a plastic sheet under me! It didn't happen every night...
WIDEST Disposable Diaper?
Asked by M.W. from Seattle
on November 10, 2009
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Hey Mamas!
So, my 6 month old is definitely a chunky monkey. This works for me, as I think the chunkier the better when they're little like she is. She's also a "pi...
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- You might try to costco size 4. You can often find a sample on the costco website. They are longer, but we found that if we just secure the tabs a little lower, it wor...
- M., My youngest of 3 is a big boy, much bigger than my first 2. I found the Target brand (now Up & Up) seems to accomodate his very very thick waist. My thinner babes...
- you may need to go up a size. Huggies are almost exactly the same as the kirkland brand.
Cloth Diaper Wipes
Asked by B.T. from San Antonio
on March 29, 2009
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hello All!! I recently started using cloth diapers full-time. I have a WONDERFUL day-care provider thatwill do it at her home too...YEAH!! Anyways my question is how d...
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- Yay! cloth is wonderful. We cloth (my toddler at night, my 21 month old full time, and my 3 month old full time!) and love it. You have many options with cloth ...
- If you're not opposed to it, Parent's Choice (at Wal-Mart) has a wipie that is cloth. They are in a blue wipie container, they're the 'sensitive' ones, made with real...
- you can make your own wipes solution (just google for recipes). I keep some in a spray bottle and spray a flannel wipe.I personally don't like wetting all the wipes an...
Cloth Diapers
Asked by L.C. from Chicago
on November 21, 2010
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What do you think of cloth diapers and do you have a brand you recommend?
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- i LOVE my cloth diapers. it's a bit of extra laundry, but it's the laundry that NEVER needs to be folded. I make my own cloth diapers. I am working now on a new pat...
- I used cloth diapers on my youngest son. It was a lot easier than I anticipated. Washing and drying the diapers wasn't a big deal. I used a dry pail with a cloth li...
- In my experience, cloth diapers were a lot of work, but very cute. I felt good using them, but after a few months I couldn't keep up with the laundry. I recommend usin...
Cloth Diapers?
Asked by S.R. from Grand Rapids
on May 6, 2008
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I'm considering using cloth diapers for our 3rd baby. I've used disposable for my first two. I was wondering if anybody has made that switch or has always used cloth...
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- Be careful- you just might get addicted to cloth diapers! I highly recommend the site www.jilliansdrawers.com Diapers have changed a lot since my mom had me in them....
- I know someone already suggested jilliansdrawers.com, and I highly recommend the site also. They have a try it for $10 program that I used when I began using cloth di...
- I just bought a Bum Genius all-in-one cloth diaper for my 6 month old. I've heard great things about them, but unfortunately they are expensive ($20/each). It feels ...
Cloth Diapering
Asked by R.C. from Milwaukee
on January 12, 2008
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I would like to use cloth diapers when my baby is born in May. I don't plan on using a diaper service. There is an overwhelming amount of products out there to choos...
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- Hi, I love BumGenius all-in-ones. We've been using them with our 2 1/2 month old, and they work so well. They clean well, are easy to use, keep him feeling dry, a...
- Hi R. Yeah I am so happy to hear that you want to use cloth! I have been a cloth diapering mom now for 15 months and we would not have it any other way, However if I ...
- I have been looking into findind some easy cloth diapers. These are some that I've found: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000KAHIDM/ref=wl_it_dp?ie=UTF8&coliid=I...
Cloth Diapers
Asked by D.J. from Seattle
on May 5, 2008
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My two-year old and now my 3-month old both have bad diaper rashes that have not gone away and I have learned that they are reacting to the chemicals found in disposab...
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- I use disposable - but you might want to try organic disposables before going for cloth - if you like using disposables...if not, I am considering using the G-Diaper i...
- I used cloth from the get-go with my daughter and it worked for us, and now I have them for the second child, so they really do save money (not to mention the environm...
- I don't have any advice on cloth diapers, but I wanted to recommend Seventh Generation diapers if you haven't tried them (and still want to try disposables). They are ...
Cloth Diapers
Asked by H.G. from New York
on October 1, 2008
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We just found out that our 9 month old son is allergic to disposable diapers. We've ordered a pack of cloth diapers, and I've got a friend who can show me how to use ...
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- Hi Hanna, I have cloth diapered my daughter since she was about 1 month old. She also has sensitive skin and I feel better not putting all those chemicals next to her...
- hey momma cloth daipers are not always the easiest or most time efficiant but they do work and will save alot of money in the end. my son was in cloth for a long time ...
- Get an AIO (all in one) diaper. There are sooo easy. I like thirsties AIO v2. Good luck!
Cloth Diapers
Asked by M.M. from Washington DC
on December 6, 2009
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I'm expecting twin girls in March and want desperately to use cloth diapers as much as possible to save some money. I looked into cloth diaper services but with twins,...
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- Hi M.. I also have twins and here is my honest advice. DO NOT START CLOTH RIGHT AWAY. Wait until at least three months to start. In the beginning there is just too...
- I used cloth with my two and laundered them myself. It was two extra loads of laundry a week. My youngest is now 8 and I still have some diapers to use to dry the ca...
- Hi M. I was so happy to hear you are leaning towards cloth! Cloth diapers are a wonderful alternative to disposables. They are easy to wash and care for and in my o...
