Loving it!
18 months ago
My kids rarely get diaper rashes now and it is a cost saver, plus it is better for the environment! YAY! Not to mention they just look adorable with their little cloth diapered butts.
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How to cloth diaper
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Save money!
 "Cloth diapering my little girl is not only good for her (no chemicals) and good for the environment, but I save money, and it's actually fun!"
How I did it: A friend recommended me to diaperswappers.com where I bought lots of my diapers on the FSOT sections for reduced prices. I took me about 3 months to build up a good stash for when my baby arrived. Everyone on the forum is also very nice and helpful, so any questions that I had were answered there. Lessons & tips: I would love to help anyone get started with cloth diapering. It's exciting to be able to share with like-minded mamas. Resources: As I stated before... diaperswappers.com was the most helpful to me.
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How I did it: I just was very committed, even when I didn't have a washer and/or a drier. One of my children only had one plastic diaper on his whole childhood- when we left him with a friend on the way to the ER with another family member. I was just very determined to buy as few disposable diaper as possible. I actually would usually only buy one package, per child, per diaper size, and give about half of the pack away when the baby outgrew… Read how I did it…
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Official Start
2 years ago
I finally got my BumGenius twelve-pack so I think I am on my way to becoming a cloth diaper genius. We’ll see how it goes. So far, so good. I realize that I need to get another liner and possibly a pail (I am trying the Diaper Champ first since I already have it). I am putting together a wipe mix with lavender, caledula, and chamomile. Hoorah.
