Anyone experience cloth diapers?

[JDdad]

I am not completely opposed to the idea, as it will save money in the long run. I am wondering how we could do this and be active outside the home also.

 

[stayathomepaul]

I was really worried when my wife decided to do cloth diapers. But we used cloth at home and disposables when out. We still saved money and had an active life but we also did what was better for the little on and the environment.

 

[Ramblin' Ron]

We used the "Fuzzy Bunz" type of diapers for our kids. They are great and have snaps to fasten. My wife and I decided we wanted to be environmentally responsible AND I'm cheap too so that was a perk. They have the Fuzzy Bunz now that are adjustable up to four years old and are great. Here's a link to the web site:
FuzziBunz® One Size Pocket Diapers can Adjust to Withstand Three Years of Use!

 

[Kyron]

I've seen those. We didn't know about those when our 4 year old was still in diapers so we didn't use them. But if I had seen those I would have bought stock in the company! Seriously, they would save you tons of money. Maybe for the next child.

 

[Tyler]

We also use cloth diapers. Bum Genius 3.0 are great. They sound a lot like the Fuzzi Bunz with the adjustable snaps. And like others have stated we use the cloth diapers at home and disposables when we are out and about. We took a camping trip when our son was 2 months old and figured out it was hard to do the cloth outside of the home. We had to go to the showers to rinse and semi-wash them every time.