Anyone Accept Cloth Diapers At Their Home Daycare?

[Emsdayhome]

love to see so many providers using Cloth! I cloth diapered all 4 of my own kiddos, I love to see kids in cloth. Mum sends in a days worth of diapers, I send them home in a wetbag to be washed , seems to work for us.

[Size18]

Originally posted by Laurel
Wow, I can't believe I've been watching babies for 20 years and don't know how to use a cloth diaper anymore!!! I remember when my first was born in 1974 my husband and I were reading the Dr. Spock book and trying to fold a cloth diaper like the illustration.

It's like a riding a bike... one quick try to refresh... and you'd have it down-pat once again.

[slorey]

I accept cloth diapers. All of my diaper kids (and non-diaper kids if space permits at the time) have a labeled, clear plastic box on the shelf under my changing table that I store their diapers, extra clothes, etc in. The parents bring the diapers every day along with a clean wet bag. After changes I put the diaper in the wet bag and send them home for the parents to clean. I will occasionally dump the contents, but our regulations do not allow me to actually clean the diaper. I keep my numbers low though (no more than 4 littles) so storage has not been an issue yet.

[Angelsj]

I use cloth wipes. Basically just baby washcloths that are 100% cotton. They go into the diaper pail along with the diaper. I keep the day's supply wet in a container with just water. I love that I don't have to buy diapers or wipes ever again

I don't supply, but I will CD and I use cloth wipes. I will also launder if asked, but so far, everyone has wanted to do their own. I have no issues with it.

[Lavender]

I used cloth diapers and wipes with my own kids but none at the daycare use them. The center I work at does allow it though. I guess they had one once before I started working there.