Your favorite reason to cloth diaper....

What's your number one reason you love cloth diapers?

Mine is...

Never running out of diapers...

And reading FB status updates of friends who ran out of diapers at ten at night  

I opened this planning to say that.

I ran out of diapers twice with my first. It suuuuucked. Now even if I'm smurf broke I can come up with more diapers.

*sings* money money money money...mon...ney!

I just regret not starting earlier with my son. :-)

Jealous! I wish I could afford the initial investment of cloth diapering right now. I know it is SO much cheaper than disposables in the long run, but, alas...

Quoting Kay plus Three:" What's your number one reason you love cloth diapers? Mine is... Never running out of diapers... And reading FB status updates of friends who ran out of diapers at ten at night  "

Not running out of diapers.
The cost (my stash I probably spent less than 100 on, and I'm on baby number two. Most of it I'll put away for future kids and some I will give away (like, I'm not storing a million crappy prefolds for years lol).

I had to buy disposables for DD (size 4) and DS (size 1) for an overnight trip... $20 freakin' bucks. Yikes.

Quoting VeggieBurglar:" Jealous! I wish I could afford the initial investment of cloth diapering right now. I know it is SO much cheaper than disposables in the long run, but, alas... "

Not if you go through a co-op. I just bought newbie AIO for $5.50 each  

Oh, and a single mom with two in diapers? Yeah, no way am I buying a crap ton of disposables.

Quoting VeggieBurglar:" Jealous! I wish I could afford the initial investment of cloth diapering right now. I know it is SO much cheaper than disposables in the long run, but, alas... "

Buy one or two a week or so thats how we built up a stash!

My fave reason is no more nappy rash!

How cute they are. I don't save money because I just keep buying.

<blockquote><b>Quoting VeggieBurglar:</b>" Jealous! I wish I could afford the initial investment of cloth diapering right now. I know it is SO much cheaper than disposables in the long run, but, alas... "</blockquote>




I just bought them in groups of 5 or 6 online every month. Which was $25-$50 per group depending on the brand.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Viv, Ev & Gwen ♥:</b>" <blockquote><b>Quoting VeggieBurglar:</b>" Jealous! I wish I could afford the initial ... [snip!] ... I just bought them in groups of 5 or 6 online every month. Which was $25-$50 per group depending on the brand."</blockquote>




This is what I did as well, after my first sunbaby buy.

I had been looking into it and researching but the sunning, stripping and washing was what was really holding me back... Seemed so complicated. My husbands friend told me about sunbabies at our wedding and showed me her daughters, so a month later, after a summer of awful diaper rash, I ordered them as one of my daughters "birthday" presents. I now have two in diapers, and thank God for alva lol.