My husband was definitely not on board from the beginning. We needed to come up with the up front cost which was about $300 for us. That's nothing compared to the $1500-$2000 we could have used on disposables. Add in the fact the we are helping the environment and it is a win win situation. They are also so much cuter than disposables.
So here is my system-
I mainly use prefolds and covers. Many people are scared of them. They are super easy to fold, and easily customized to fit the baby. When you are feeling lazy they can be tri-folded and laid in the cover. I started out with 24 prefolds which was just enough to do laundry every other day. Now I have about 50 prefolds and do laundry every few days. I have 4 PUL covers. They do not need to be washed with every use unless soiled. I would usually alternate 2 covers for the whole day. Now I have several wool covers. Wool is so amazing, and is considered the best diaper cover. Mine are all Woollybottoms, which my aunt makes and sells. She recycles old wool sweaters to make stylish diaper covers.We buy disposables for when we go to church, or if we have a babysitter. A small pack of them probably last a month or more.
Sorry for the bad quality phone pics :)
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