[Londons Butterfly]

I'm bored, and I want to research this topic, but I thought that I would get some insider information before going out there and getting confused. I know that if I start cloth diapering it won't be for Alan but the new baby and my husband will never change a diaper again or do laundry lol.

When I first thought of cloth diapers I was 16 with a new baby and what I saw were these rags with the extra thick part in the middle. There was no way I was going to do that, although I did have to a few times because I had no income and needed something. Not fun.

But now, they are all fancy and pre-folded or whatever. They look like real diapers, and much easier than folding up a rag into something that looks like a diaper or using safety pins that I hate using. There's buttons and velcro woohoo.

So what would I need to know to get started on cloth diapering? What would I need for a start and are there any good places for information?

[*Valerie*]

Go to Kim's website:
Dirty Diaper Laundry |
She has tons of info and has tried many many diapers. I use Bum Genius AIO's and love them. I went solely off recommendations and bought them without trying any others, but I know that there are so many out there and they are CUTE! Mine are pretty basic. They are super easy to use--just like a disposable and washing isn't bad either. I just had to find what worked for me--Rockin Green soap.
Start there though

[Londons Butterfly]

Yep, I spent about an hour on there yesterday. I'm kinda bummed though because for some reason my youtube videos won't load properly.

So far I really liked the Fuzzi Bunz One Size. And I am going to look more at the Ragababe beacuse I'm loving the tie die colors.

[laisydaisymama]

Cloth Diapers 101 from Go, Baby, Go!

[cadjma]

Do it. You will love them