My daughter turned 3 last week and decided she is done with diapers! I am still putting a diaper on her for nap and bedtime, but now I am faced with either washing a couple diapers at a time or waiting longer to get a decent load to wash. Any advice? She has been staying dry for naps so it looks like I'll be going down to using cloth diapers just for overnight soon. I would be tempted to switch to pull-ups or disposables but my daughter HATES the feel of "paper diapers" as she calls them. (Church nursery put one on her like 6 mo ago and she is still upset, ha ha).
Thank you, I will try that. I thought about doing that, but it goes against all my previous cloth diaper beliefs so I wasn't sure! I have a new baby coming in about a month. Would I add her diapers in with the newborn load? Hmm, haven't given that any thought or research at all...
Ya you can wash both the toddlers and new born diapers at the same time. It will save your time and money. It should be economical too. But once your new born baby comes you can start to wash both the diapers. Until then you wash your toddler’s diapers separately with good detergent powder and you can use hot water also.
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I have a new baby coming in about a month. Would I add her diapers in with the newborn load? Hmm, haven't given that any thought or research at all...
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I'm a fan of The Cloth Diaper Tech Support group on Facebook