Do you cloth diaper?

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Do you cloth diaper or plan on cloth diapering ?  Why or why not? 
​ If you do what are your favorite and  why? 
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I couldn't afford the upfront cost so I started making my own. I even started my own business!

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I wanted to. It's quite a bit of money up front.

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We switched to cloth diapers  a couple months ago. When My son was about 16 months. I've spent about $300 for everything including wet bags and diaper pal. I was lucky and  found amazing deals at yardsales. Yes used diapers yuck lol .. But I have them sanitized and haven't had any issues. If expecting  I've heard to slowly stock up buying a couple each month until you have enough (about 20) and the accessories. Or hold a diaper raffle at your baby shower instead  of disposables ask for a cloth diaper. ( just a couple ideas I've heard)  with us it cost a lot more in the long run since we used disposables and cloth.. Have been wishing I cloth diapered from the beginning!! I've also read it takes aprox. $1500 to diaper a child for 2 years with disposables and only aprox. $500 for cloth. And you can save them for other children too

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How do u wash them? Do u rinse them in the toilet first then throw them in the wash? Do they stain?

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We've cloth diapered out 21 month old since she was 9 days old. We will be using those same diapers on our new baby :)

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We use thirsties and rumparooz covers with prefolds and love them! We got all of our covers and prefolds as shower gifts so we haven't had to spend any extra on diapers at all :) we settled on the covers and prefolds system because of its affordability and durability. You only need 6 covers and about 24 prefolds if you wash everyday. So far we have been really happy with our diapers, no blow outs or rashes in the three months since our daughter was born :)

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I love cloth diapering! We have 27 one size diapers and have been using them since my daughter hit 10 pounds. We'll start earlier with the next baby, because I think she could have fit into them sooner. 
I love it, we save so much money! And I only spent $100 because I used all of our gift cards to build my stash. Plus some family knew we were cloth diapering so we got some from them. 
We use BumGenius mostly with one set of Charlie Banana. BG is so simple, I can't recommend them enough. We use pocket and All In Ones. AIOs are great for overnight while pockets are great for during the day and they dry so much faster! It's nice to have that mix.

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Use cloth diapers with disposable inserts love them very affordable

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We used cloth diapers the majority of the time. My mother in law had a big stash of prefolds from when my 31yr old brother in law was an infant! I also bought some pocket diapers and had to buy covers but I was not very expensive at all. we switched to disposables when my son was two and started full time daycare which required disposables. Now he is 3 and developmentally delayed so still in pull ups. Disposables are expensive though, and if we were not living all in one room at my in laws he would be wearing cloth at home.

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Tried it, my daughters legs were at first, to small, she would just leak through. Then they were to big, they were very tight aroun her thighs. I decided to not waste my money with trying a bigger size

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