cloth diapers

rholyoke

i've been thinking a lot about cloth diapering, and i want to price out the savings.  i want to be realistic, however, and not just base it off of the cheapest brand.  

anyone out there cloth diaper?  what is the best brand or type?

thanks so much! 

mypalbabs

Come on over to the Cloth Diapering board!

tjkdlhb

I have an expensive stash.  I spent about 800$ and have a lot of brand name diapers.  I also have prefolds and covers that I like just as much.

I have All-in Ones, Pockets and prefolds/covers.

There is no best brand.  I do l

Athena0809

My stash is a mix of new items and gently used, I have a bit of everything from prefolds and cheap covers to expensive all in ones and wool covers I would guess I have spent around 400 on diapers without including accessories snappies, wet bags, etc. . I

bdschad

I have a really large stash with a mix of lots of brands/types. When someone asks me what to do when just starting out I ususally recommend bumgenius 4.0 pocket diapers. I think they are very user friendly and good quality. Also prefolds and covers are a

zaraceligon

They are so many good diapers out there,you can made you own stash from the mosh chep diapers or the most expensive diaper it you want,for me the best brand of diaper are that one that has hemp,or bamboo on it,and the best type are all kind of diapers cov

YellowLily2013

PP all gave great advice.

One thing I'd like to add is a slightly more ecofriendly aspect than the CD board has. I care about the materials themselves and how it was made.

I'm pro organic cotton touching my kids skin vs a synth

BrittanyDoesDerby

Best type/brand really comes down to personal preference/size and shape of your baby. I would avoid most of the cheapie Chinese diapers, though. You get what you pay for, generally.

We've had a lot of luck with the Flip System. Both the organic c

ForeverEverAfter

YellowLily2013:

PP all gave great advice. One thing I'd like to add is a slightly more ecofriendly aspect than the CD boar