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See what our clients have to say Learn more. Partner with us. Search jobs. Contact us. See if PitchBook is right for you Request a free trial. But what I want to know is am I going to have to change my little one more often when using the disposable inserts? How often do you have to wash the outside and does the Velcro stay good. Also how do I wash cloth diapers, I used disposable for my other ones. I am getting the starter pack and will see what happens Week 1: so far so good, no leaks, feeling pretty comfortable.

I watched their videos on the website they were really helpful. I have only used the biodegradable inserts so far. Covers are easy to clean, a little messy with poop breastfeeding, so it's a little runny. Easy to flush, I only do this most of the time but when we were at someones house and the house is older I didn't flush them there not sure about their pipes and didn't want to leave anything to chance Update I have been using the cloth and it's been pretty easy.

Easy to change between cloth and disposable inserts. No blow outs. I don't change him more often, a little more work than disposable but I feel much better about my choice for the environment. Here's some washing info My experience with cloth, and even something like a seventh generation disposable, is that you absolutely get more leaks earlier than you do with something like Huggies.

For a long time we used Huggies at night because the cloth didn't hold enough. Its a really mixed bag, though, this changing more often. You keep your kid dryer and cleaner, which seems to help prevent problems with the skin in that area.

You also start earlier to teach them about basic hygiene. I don't know if studies back me up on that last point, but i'm convinced its true. If you'd like to try it, i'd suggest that you can use a different system at home than you do while you're out - at least until you get used to the rhythms of your kid. I just washed my cloth diapers and covers in the washer, on the 'white setting', with an extra rinse.

I didn't use fabric softener, and did use baking soda and vinegar. I suspect that you can be a LOT more anal than i am about how you do these things, and get longer lasting diapers as a result. Hi I love the G diapers and have been using them for a few months with my son who is 19 months old now. After I purchased one starter pack and i decided I liked them and that they were worth it, I purchased another starter pack and a couple different colored outer peices along with severeal liners.

I wash them about once a week maybe twice. The only time the I wash the liners is after poopy diapers and the outside I wash only when it gets dirty.

I lay them out to dry. I also find that my son hasn't had a blow out since I switched to g diapers. The customer support at G diapers is also great. Elizabeth really helped me out with a few tricks that made it easier. They aren't as expensive as people think, especially if you are use to buying disposible diapers. Hope this helps. Hope you have a great day. If in a drought not usually the problem in Seattle! Best Foot Forward states diaper service has the least relative environmental impact of land required for every baby each year from manufacturing to disposal, as compared to home laundering and disposables.

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Learn to read you babies elimination cues and offer them an alternative to a diaper. One less poopy diaper bum to clean! Toddler Potty Training 18 to 30 months. Sign up for our exclusive video series to learn everything you need to know about cloth diapering—the benefits, the types of cloth diapers, and how to choose between a service and washing at home. We really wanted to do cloth diapers but couldn't handle all the washing.

They have been very helpful whenever we have a question, even helping us learn how to use the pre-folds for the first time. The pickup and delivery is friendly and always on time. I would highly recommend! Anytime I email or call in with a question, I get an actual person on the phone or a prompt email reply.