Overall, it's been great and we've had a lot less diaper rash and no leaks overnight. Occasionally, we have a leaky wet diaper, but that is usually my fault for not changing him sooner. Basically, I rinse out the diapers every evening and put them back in the diaper pail with the washable pail liner until it's time to wash.
I put them in the wash and then line dry the diaper shells and put the inserts in the dryer. Any inserts that are looking a little yellow get laid out on the drying rack as well so the sun will fade the stains.
When I am out, I put the used diapers in a small wetbag I carry in my diaper bag. I can fit about 4 or 5 diapers in it. It holds the moisture and smell in and can go in the wash with the diapers.
After they are washed, I stuff the diapers and put them in a bin under the changing table so they are ready to use when I need to change Henry.
He seems to love them!
3 comments:
LOVE your blog! But WHAT?! Wowzers! Matt and I talked about cloth diapers once for a split second before Kaylee was born, but I chickened out. That's a lot of work, but they sure are cute! :) He is one handsome little man! Love you guys!! :)
Those are the coolest cloth diapers ever! I am very impressed! Love and miss you guys!!
wow girl! I am impressed! Cloth diapers are a lot of work.
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