OT: Cloth Diapers

[laundrymom]

I'm in the market. Brand recommendations?
Pm if you need to. Thanks.

[daycarediva]

http://www.bumgenius.com/

[jenboo]

I have tons I'm selling for cheap if you are interested!

I personally don't care for bumgenius because the elastics stretch out too easily.

[laundrymom]

http://www.bumgenius.com/

Wow. So many choices.
Which do you suggest?

[Blackcat31]

http://www.bumgenius.com/

Another vote for Bumgenius! I love the Original 5.0

I have a DCM that is obsessed!

She "collects" prints and colors and of course the special editions. She says she spends hours arranging and rearranging her "collection" in the correct rainbow order.

She belongs to groups and clubs on the internet just for other Bumgenius addicts. ::

My personal favorites that she has are some of the special/limited edition prints such as:
The Albert
The Alicia
The Harper

LOL! You can even download a print chart so you can track your collection of already own, need to own and want to own...! ::

http://www.bumgenius.com/style/bumgenius-original-5-0/

[Crazy Baby]

My favorite is the Flip system. I think they are made by the same company who makes Bum Genius.

[TheMisplacedMidwestMom]

Happy Hieny's, one size, hook and loop. http://happyheiny.com/

[daycarediva]

Another vote for Bumgenius! I love the Original 5.0

I have a DCM that is obsessed!

She "collects" prints and colors and of course the special editions. She says she spends hours arranging and rearranging her "collection" in the correct rainbow order.

She belongs to groups and clubs on the internet just for other Bumgenius addicts. ::

My personal favorites that she has are some of the special/limited edition prints such as:
The Albert
The Alicia
The Harper

LOL! You can even download a print chart so you can track your collection of already own, need to own and want to own...! ::

http://www.bumgenius.com/style/bumgenius-original-5-0/

Original 5.0! I have two dck's in them now. I honestly prefer them to disposables. I LOVE THEM. I used the old style on ALL of my kids. They went through my three boys AND my foster son, never having to buy another size diaper, or replacing a single one. The pockets are just like disposables, no worrying about wool covers or folding, etc.

[laundrymom]

My D.C. Fam uses Charlie something's. They're ok I guess but
I'm looking to buy as a gift for someone and want to know the true best/worst. Etc.

[Alwaysgreener]

Charlie Banana

My DCM makes her own cloth diapers.

I used Alva baby but their quality went down hill since then.

[MotherNature]

I like Alva, Super cheap, their factory as far as I can tell, is not a sweatshop, cute patterns. Plus, they have a couple different sizes to work for skinnier or chunkier babies. Our other fave is Bumgenius. I love all of their styles. AIO, pocket, etc/

[happymom]

If I could start all over I would go with grovia AIO (and ONES for overnight) or best bottoms AI2 system.

I am a cloth fanatic. =D

[Madeline]

I've loved every diaper I've bought from Happy Endings ECO Diapers. https://happyendingsecodiapers.com/
And she usually runs specials or sales. Her customer service is top notch and the diapers are better than any of the fancier name brands I've had.

[MarinaVanessa]

Another vote here for BumGenius. I like the pocket diapers because after washing I can throw the inserts into the dryer for fast drying and the diapers are much thinner than the AIO's so they line dry super fast.

I'm the mom that Blackcat described . I have a HUGE stash of prints and solids and most of them are the rare harder to find ones. A few are even symmetrical and if a diaper came in different versions (two different snap colors, slight pattern variation etc) I got them both. I scoured and hunted for many of them. I'm addicted.

I tried AIO's (all in ones) but didn't care for them in any brand. Took too long to dry to my liking.

I did like using covers and prefolds or fitted diapers and that was pretty fantastic. Dry time is almost non existent since there isn't any padding on the cover and you can throw most prefolds and fitteds into the dryer so all you have to line dry are the covers which can be done inside pretty quickly. You only change the prefold/fitted and reuse the same cover a few times until the outside gets wet or #2 gets on it which cuts down on laundry. I didn't like that though because I like changing my kiddos into different diaper colors patterns ::. You don't need as many covers, just plenty of prefolds/fitteds. I loved the double gusset on the Rumparooz best but I used different brands just for the sake of cute patterns.

My 3 yo is leaving cloth behind and I need to start destashing the boy prints and colors and it's seriously eating away at me.

[happymom]

My 3 yo is leaving cloth behind and I need to start destashing the boy prints and colors and it's seriously eating away at me.

HAHA, what have you got?