Cloth Diapers

Before Killian was born, we learned that the average baby goes through 7,000 diapers & disposable paper diapers were the third biggest contributor to landfills (and wastes who knows how much resources in paper, chemicals, and their physical creation, packaging & transportation to the factories and to the stores), and we knew we wanted no part of such extreme waste. Lucky for us, we discovered that the solution, cloth diapers (CDs or "fluff") are also the cost-effective & healthiest way to "keep poop off the carpet," as my husband says.
It took many months of my pregnancy to figure cloth diapers out. There were just so many kinds (prefolds, flats, fitteds, covers, AI2, AIOs, wool, fleece, etc) and so many different brands, that I just couldn't make heads or tails of it for a long time. That is a real shame, as many less-stubborn people are probably intimidated right out of interest when they first discover this fluffy world.
I would like to make it all a little easier for anyone out there who is interested, so I'm going to start sharing our experiences & some reviews here on Wonder & Wander.
The above picture was my diaper "stash" right before Killi was born. Much of it was gifted or won or bought used, so it made our savings even bigger than if we had been using disposables (also known as "sposies" in the CDing world.)
Here is the rundown of the pictured dipes.
Top Row: Green Mountain Diapers (GMD) Prefolds, Inserts for the SmartiPants, Snappis
Second Row: A Newborn SustainableBabyish Fitted, Two MotherEase One Sized Fitteds, and Nine Under The Nile Fitteds (discontinued, bought used)
Third Row: Six SmartiPants Pockets
Fourth Row: Two XS Thirsties covers, Three Kissaluv Hybrids
Fifth Row: Four Thirsties Duo covers (the colored ones,) Two Prowrap Covers
Bottom Row: Cloth Wipes, Two SustainableBabyish Wool Soakers (newborn & small), One Newborn Isme Vimse Cover
If you are interested in adding to or starting a stash, may I interest you in this wonderful affiliate link to KellysCloset? It's my go-to online CDing store.
So, there will be more fluff to come- but I'll try to space it out so as not to overwhelm the uninterested. ;)
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