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CHEAP,Discount,Buy,Sale,B.. Need to stock up for your little one? Here is the list of this weeks baby deals. It Play the Drugstore Game. I did this with the twins, and while it involved dragging two babies around making multiple trips a week, I paid an average of FREE-.11/each for my diapers. You I What started as a few isolated incidents has grown frequent, with three diaper dumping incidents in the last month, according to a neighbor quoted in Corona del Mar Today, which first reported the story. Senk described the scene after one December dump: "there were about six to 10 diapers spread on the westbound lanes of East Coast Highway between Cameo Highlands Drive and Morning Canyon Road. The diapers were disintegrating and blowing in the wind as cars drove over them. They were clearly dirty, and eventually they were removed.". "Unless the person who is dumping the items is seen in the act of doing it, there isn't much we can do," police spokeswoman Kathy Lowe said. I'm wondering if any of you have used cloth diapers and would care to share your experience. I'm looking for ways to cut down expenses with a new baby on the way and with the changes to the Amazon Mom program have been considering switching to cloth diapers. Any input would be much appreciated. From what I've been reading online it sounds like many people have used them and have had a positive experience. I would also be interested to know if you have used them what system you used. I used them for a year or so with my daughter. I tried lots of brands, lots of styles. I really liked the Thirsties covers. Pre-fold diapers were great at first, but I liked "all in twos" a lot as time went on. I also used woolies a lot as covers at night. The diaper liners are great for cleaning BMs, but I was too lazy for the extra step at home, and only used them in public. I went to a diaper store for my first set of diapers and supplies, and once I got the hang of it, I bought lots of stuff on line. There were a bunch of great websites..RDA (the Real Diaper Association?) has a good one. I even got some diapers through Craigslist and Etsy (there is a woman locally who makes cute diapers on Etsy). I even constructed a diaper with elastic, velcro and insert flap after studying a youtube video! I got so hooked! I can't tell you how much time I spent on line looking at diapers, etc! I sold most of mine and kept a few as "memoirs". I know it is expensive to get started, but if you take good care of them, you can resell them, or use them for the next baby! I love to talk diapers, so if you want to friend me, I'll give you my number incase you have any questions. . I cloth diapered both of my sons for a total of about 4 years and loved it 
It truly saved money and of course was so good for the environment. You *can* spend a lot of money on cloth diapers as well because there are some really cute ones and all kinds! Gone are the days of your grandmother's cloth diapers! . But because at the time I was a stay at home mom and we lived on about $15K a year it had to be inexpensive to start and maintain. So I just used simple Chinese and Indian prefolds with the gerber vinyl covers from Walmart mainly. I did have a friend from my local LLL give me a bunch of Motherease terry cloth ones as well and used the gerber covers with those. I also had a few bummis covers I loved. Hi, Jenny! : ) I wanted to add some other PolkMoms links that has valuable information within them on the topic you are seeking. I'm glad to see you've gotten some great feedback in your own discussion too. . Cloth Diapers and Supplies is Jmarr listing her supplies but a suggestion on buying and selling was added there. Maybe they can update that so we know how it turned out?. I used cloth diapers with my daughter (who is now 25 lol). I cannot tell you how much money I saved by doing this! It was absolutely the best choice I made because she actually potty trained early, which I attribute to the cloth diapers. I think because they can actually feel the wetness next to their bodies rather than not being able to with disposable, they learn to use the potty earlier. I cannot swear to this as fact, but I do know that it worked with my daughter. I actually used the old flat kind that you have to fold with the pins. My mother used these on us girls and she just passed on her knowledge to me. I used rubber pants to cover the cloth diapers also. It honestly really wasn't the hassle that everyone thinks it might be. I always carried extra diapers, rubber pants and an extra pair of clothes if we went any place just in case. Thank you so much for the input from everyone. I'm going to take the plunge with cloth. I believe that we will start with either the flats or prefolds with covers since I'm a SAHM now. I will eventually probably add some pocket or AIO for church and outings. I wish I had thought about this with my others. I can't believe the money that I could have saved although I was working at the time and I'm not sure I would have been as open to the idea. I never knew that there were so many options in cloth. We use cloth diapers and we love them!!! It's so nice to not have to spend all that money on disposables! I've bought several diapers from Craigslist, but most of ours are Cotton Babies products. Our favorites are BumGenius pockets and Flips. I actually prefer to use prefolds in my Flip covers as opposed to the microfiber inserts they came with. A great way to purchase Cotton Babies products cheaply is to watch their Clearance section of their website. They will have "seconds" sales which are new diapers with a minor defect that won't affect performance. I've ordered several seconds and haven't been able to find the defect. If you have any questions or want to see some of the diapers I have in person before you buy, just let me know! :-).