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Our cloth diaper stash. |
When I first told my mom that Matt and I were using cloth diapers, she couldn't believe it. "Mom, cloth diapers have come a long way since you used them." No more folding giant cloth squares, risking poking kiddo with massive diaper pins, and no more plastic pants or wool soakers. I explained that modern cloth diapers have a waterproof shell similar to disposable diapers. Inside, you place one or two liners similar to a feminine napkin. I showed my mom one of our cloth diapers and she melted in the adorableness of it. That's right, mom. Cloth diapers are adorable, stylish, readily available in stores, and easy to use since Matt and I know people who are using them with great success.
Why cloth diapers? I am incredibly frugal. It seems like a waste to use disposable diapers on a regular basis, for two plus years. I have better things to spend my money on, like starting a college fund or delicious food. Another reason, my husband and I both love the environment. While cloth diapers are a big upfront expense, they pay for themselves quickly. Don't you have to buy constantly? No! What you cannot see in the above picture are all the white snaps. Those allow for the diapers to be used throughout much of the baby's diaper wearing days. Win!
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