re: Cloth Diapers Rock, Bitches! Vol. 4

<blockquote><b>Quoting Jace's Momma.:</b>" Aww I'm sorry.   I hope SO gets excited."</blockquote>

He won't haha. That was months ago.

Quoting Jace's Momma.:" I just bought this fleece cover for $7.. maybe it'll get SO on the cloth train with me. He really doesn't care anymore   but I know this will make him happy lol. "

Woo For Duke fans!

Quoting Stephanie Anne Guay:" The diapers themselves have been gradually changing, as I've "perfected" my designs. The outer part is ... [snip!] ... a little potty and try to encourage him to go in there, and then leave him diaper free most of the day, whenever we're home."

There are cloth-side rash creams you can buy. We've also had great success with the goldbond medicated baby powder.

Ohhhhh im so excited!

I just got a sneak peek at 5 unfinished diapers i've ordered for the boys  .. fabric for my 6th arrives tomorrow.

They just need the snaps completed (only 1 row on atm) and to be top stitched.

Woohoo!!!

Love fluff mail! I can't wait.

AIO users, What is your fave brand? I want OS AIOs for going out and cannot find a good brand. But I also suck at google...

Quoting CL & DJs Mommy:" AIO users, What is your fave brand? I want OS AIOs for going out and cannot find a good brand. But I also suck at google..."

Blueberry's hands down. Because I like AIOs that aren't fully sewn down so they dry much faster.

Quoting ~Manda Panda +3 ~:" Blueberry's hands down. Because I like AIOs that aren't fully sewn down so they dry much faster."

http://www.blueberrydiapers.com/Products_3/All-in-One-Diapers_2/Snap-AIO-Cloth-Diapers_8

I think Simplex are essentially the same, one is cheaper than the other but can't remember lol

Quoting ~Manda Panda +3 ~:" http://www.blueberrydiapers.com/Products_3/All-in-One-Diapers_2/Snap-AIO-Cloth-Diapers_8 I think Simplex are essentially the same, one is cheaper than the other but can't remember lol"

I agree with the blueberry/swaddlebees thing. I've only got one because I hate how long they take to dry, but with these you can turn em inside out and they dry much faster. And you can stuff extra absorbency in there if you need to.  

Do you have to restuff the insert?

I went on a diaper spree and I don't even remember what I have coming.  

And I think I'm just gonna sell all of my alva newborns.. I hate them.

Quoting CL & DJs Mommy:" Do you have to restuff the insert?"

It's sewn kinda like an AI2, so you just put it back behind the lining after it dries yes.

Quoting CL & DJs Mommy:" Do you have to restuff the insert?"

The one I have is a swaddlebees size small. No stuffing required, the insert is completely sewn in, but there is an opening at the back if you wanted to add more.

Quoting susanesque:" The one I have is a swaddlebees size small. No stuffing required, the insert is completely sewn in, but there is an opening at the back if you wanted to add more."

I think I might try the swaddlebees OS. I just want something I don't have to stuff

Quoting ~Manda Panda +3 ~:" http://www.blueberrydiapers.com/Products_3/All-in-One-Diapers_2/Snap-AIO-Cloth-Diapers_8 I think Simplex are essentially the same, one is cheaper than the other but can't remember lol"

The Simplex are all natural fibers, well besides the PUL, the Basix are made with microfiber and fleece  

Quoting CL & DJs Mommy:" Do you have to restuff the insert?"

Yes or no. You can either lay it over flat or restuff it.