I know there's a cloth diaper board but I am posting here because I know a lot of you ladies use cloth and love it. I am seriously considering switching to cloth once I am out of all the diapers I got as gifts prebaby. I was doing some research and interested in the gdiapers because of the hybrid quality of flush able inserts.
However my DH who will be home with baby a lot when I go back to work is hesitant about the whole idea. Are they easy to use? I am confused a little too about using them as traditional cloth diaper systems. Also, how many do you think I would need to start out with? TIA!
Re: ? For those who use gdiapers or other similar cloth
In my opinion (a relative newbie to cloth diapering), bumgenius 4.0 are the best. They are a pocket type and I think better than fuzzibuns, which is more difficult to stuff. The flip system is cool because it has a variety of insert options, including a disposable one (biodegradable and supposedly compostable). I use the stayddry insert but bought a package of disposable in case I am out on the town. My husband loves bumgenius 4.0, freetimes, and fuzzinbuns more than flip because he doesn't have to do anything except put them on. I like flip because I can usually reuse the outer shell at least x2 before washing and that helps the stretch out my stash. I do all the laundry because I really want my husband to get comfortable with cloth so I am easing him into it
I do a load everyday but need to buy some more diapers to make it every other day. I have: 4 bumgen. 4.0, 2 bumgenius freetimes (awesome during the night but super bulky), 4 flip shells with 8 inserts, and 2 fuzzibuns. I just ordered 4 more bumgen. 4.0s. I look at cottonbabies.com for seconds sales all the time.
I never tried gdiapers but heard some negative reviews
We use kawaiis and I find they are no more difficult than disposables. My husband was very hesitant (saying he wouldn't use them) however he even thinks they are better/easier than disposables. We had numerous blow-outs with the disposables but have only had one in the 6 weeks we've been using cloth (and that was due to human error not getting the diaper on tight enough).