Hello! I am here for the 1st time, even though I am pregnant with #3. With my first two, they were in full-time daycare and CDing was not an option. With #3, my family is going to help with daycare 2-3 days a week and I've gone part-time at work. I really want to CD, but my family isn't 100% supportive so I would like for it to be fairly easy for them the few times a week they are helping. What, in your experience, is the "easiest" cloth diapers? I can use different ones the other 4-5 days when I have the kids.
Thanks for any advice.
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When we have a sitter, we leave them already stuffed pocket diapers. Kawaii or BumGenius 4.0's. I just have them put the dirty diaper in a plastic grocery bag and tie a knot in the bag. Then I'll take care of any dirty diapers when I get home.
I have one teenage sitter who is great and will clean and take apart any diapers that she changes and put them in the dirty pail but everyone else (my family) just bags the diaper for me.
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We have a couple justsimplybaby pockets for special occassions, and I find they're easier to put on than the flips. DH doesn't like the snaps, but I imagine the velcro would be easiest for people to put on (we don't have velcro because I hate how they stick to everything in the wash). I don't think the brand matters so much as long as it's one that fits the baby well, but a prestuffed pocket diaper would be easiest for other people. AIOs would be #2, and fitteds with covers would be #3. Prefolds and covers are the most involved, but funny enough DH prefers them over the pockets because it's easier to tell when DS is wet.