cloth diapers

[tattoomommy03]

I love cloth diapers. I used them with my son. Didn't use a diaper servise just took care of them myself and man they were a lot of work with clean up and such. Laundry every day lol. I want to use them again but with twin that's going to be soooo much more work involved. Anyone use cloth diapers with twin before? What's a good diaper servise to use and do they give you back the diapers or give you new o.es or resycled ones?

[tattoomommy03]

Thank you! I will try to find that one.sounds perfect. Can you ask her the name of their company next time you see her?

[Flickan]

I don't have details but heard about a service that for $14 a week, will give you 80 diapers, pick them up once a week and drop off a new bunch. One of the gals that was in the focus group I was doing mentioned it. Might be worth while...depending on what you want to spend you time doing....laundry or everything else.

[tattoomommy03]

First month into my sons life I switched to cloth.. Huge life saver lol

[tattoomommy03]

Wow 75 bucks on diapers! I remember doing that with my son. I talked to my Nana and she said to do it part time also only at home and short outings and disposables on longer trips and car rides. She said she will help me learn them. Kinda excited about it.

[Heatherm4]

I have cloth diapers arriving today. I'm only cloth diapering part time though. For while we are at home and such I don't see the problem. I plan on washing them every 2 or 3 days.
They do save lots of money.
I have 2 in diapers. 1 is starting to potty train so I'm not doing it for him but I have my DD who is 6 months that will benefit the most.
I was fed up after spending $75 on diapers last week at the same time!!

[tattoomommy03]

I agree. I mean i was doing laundry every day! So with the twins they will need me doing a lot for them so diaper sercise it is... for day outing disposables so I don't have to haul around poppy diapers lol

[tomorrow264]

I've been really contemplating using cloth too. Those pocket diapers are so nice. I don't know of any diaper services so I can't help there. I was caring for a set of twins who's parents used cloth diapers and after a month they gave up because it became a lot of work and took a lot of time that they would rather be spending with the babies so I think finding a service would def be the way to go.

[dreamin4baby]

It want to try them but the gdiapers that have the inserts supposed to make it easier but what do I know I'm only 5w2d ftm but I've been doing alot of reaserch I think I'm kinda of obessed with it