View Full Version : Wanting to become a dipe junkie!
Mom2OneSoon2
06-29-2006, 10:08 PM
I have no clue on where to start what to do.
I want to cloth diaper this upcoming baby that is due.
I looked into it and seem to think from what i read the fuzzibunz, mommystouch and bum genuis are what i should start out with.
So I looked into them and they seem to be so pricey for one diaper.
Does anyone know any place where i can find them for a good deal?
Any help would be awesome!
THANKS
sofysmommy
07-01-2006, 12:56 AM
If you do not mind buying used then you should try diaperswappers.com and /or diaperpin forums.Lots of wahm with good advice there too who could guide you in the right direcction. good luck!
sara
lovencloth
07-01-2006, 03:06 AM
If you want brand new Abbys Lane offers free shipping on all orders in the cont. US, plus if you join her yahoo group, you get an additional %5 off. A lot of the ladies at diaperswappers buy from her because of the shipping and discount and she is a super nice mama to work with.
~Meeshi~
07-01-2006, 09:06 AM
There are ways to cloth diaper efficiently without breaking the bank, too. I have bought some prefolds and a few new covers, but other than that my whole dipe stash is gently used (though still beautiful) and bought for a great price or traded. I have an insane newborn and small stash (3 doz prefolds, 20 or so fitteds, 15 covers) and have paid about $65 out of pocket for everything so far.
Mom2OneSoon2
07-01-2006, 09:24 AM
thanks so much ladies!
deliarose
07-12-2006, 03:00 PM
Wanted to add that buying new is sometimes a better deal since the diapers do wear out over time. I bought used diapers last spring/summer and now most of my elastic is worn out and holes are developing on some of the knits. It is an inital investment, but you also can recoup with more than one child using them, or reselling later. If you are registering, see about some of the web sites that have that service and specifically request cds from your good friends.
scubamom
07-18-2006, 08:55 PM
i use motherease one size, which are great value for money, as can use from NB until potty trained. I am using the same dipes on my toddler and my 4 month old right now. they are a great workhorse dipe, not pretty or fancy but they work really well, and wear great. No leaks or problems, i personally didnt like anything else i tried as much.
Cloth in general does seem expensive per diaper, but when you work out how much you would spend on sposies over the course of 2 yrs and how often that one diaper would be worn its worth it at least 4 times over.
mamajandtheboys
07-18-2006, 10:46 PM
just wanted to say don't spend a lot until you know what is going to work for you. (ask me how i know this ;) ) There are so many good options out there -- but until you know from actually using the diapers, it's disheartening to spend $ after $ and then not have whatever it is work for you.
my suggestion: buy one or two of everything that piques your interest -- buy used, and then when you see what you like, *then* go on a spending spree and buy only what you know firsthand works for you and your particular baby.
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