I have begun the adventure of cloth diapering.... AND I love it! Well, maybe love is not the word when dealing poop and laundry and such, but every time I change a diaper I save $$ and I love that! I thought I would share what I have decided to do with the hours of I have researched about cloth diapering. Earlier this spring I bought enough diapers to try it out, so this week once I got through all the diapers I had bought and been given I went for it. Here is what I bought...
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| Bummis super brite diaper cover |
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| A Thirsties duo wrap diaper cover |
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| Bum Genius 3.0 All in One |
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| Econobum One size cover (comes with the pre-fold) |
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| I bought 12 infant Indian pre-fold diapers plus 5 econobum pre-folds |
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This selection of diapers lasts me about 2 days, so I can do laundry about every other day and not need to use disposables at all, although when we go out they are easier. I just bought 6 Oh Katy All in One diapers (they fit from 8 -35 lbs) so they are worth the investment at $18 a piece and I did get 1 for free because they were on sale. The AIO diapers are just like disposables so they are good for Dad and changing while out and about. There is a huge learning curve on the care/laundering and the myriad of options to purchase - if anyone is curious I would be happy to answer questions, but this post would be super long if I explained it all.
I decided to try cloth diapers to save money, bottom line. I feel like because I stay at home, I have a responsibility to be a good steward of our family budget and this was a way I felt would be easy for me to do. Obviously, its not for everyone and I was the last person to think I would ever cloth diaper! It's healthier and greener, but those are secondary reasons for me.
