This post contains affiliate links. Feel like you can't afford to start using cloth diapers? Yes, you'll save money in the long run, but do you balk at the up front cost? The average, no-frills starter collection may seem really daunting, even at just $100 or $200. So I've gathered together some ideas from around the web, and from personal experience. Here three REALLY cheap ways to get started with cloth. Making these work will involve delayed gratification, so patience is key. You won't Continue Reading
How to Save Money on Cloth Training Pants
Families who've saved a lot of money on cloth diapers may face some sticker shock when it comes to buying reusable trainers. Some are $20 or even $30 apiece. But opting for disposable pull-ups takes an even bigger toll on your wallet. Even the generic trainers from Wal-Mart cost $6.00 each and might last a week or so. Spend that week after week, and it could add up to $300 or more over the course of a year (if your toddler doesn't train right away). And they all go in the trash. Nothing to Continue Reading
Cloth Diaper Laundry FAQ
Got questions about cloth diaper laundry? Here are some answers based on my experiences over the past 9 years, and I hope they will be helpful if you're confused or troubleshooting a particular problem. Just looking for a basic wash routine? Click here. How do I prep different types of diapers? For cotton and hemp, allow two or three washes before first use. The diaper or insert will increase in absorbency after subsequent washes. Organic and unbleached cotton are the exception and may Continue Reading
How Much Should You Pay for Used Cloth Diapers?
How much should you pay for used cloth diapers? How much should you expect to get for them if you're the seller? Buyers want deals and sellers want fair value, so knowing the re-sale value is very important. Exactly how do you determine the price of a used cloth diaper? Two years ago, I started working on a guide for pricing used cloth diapers to help out buyers and sellers. Then came Mary Kate and I put it on the back burner. This summer, it was finally done! If there's one thing I've Continue Reading
Affordable, Made in America Cloth Diapers
This post contains affiliate links. Want to save money by using cloth diapers AND buy American-made products? It can be tricky, because most of the cheaper options that people recommend are imported from overseas. This includes flat diapers, prefolds and pockets. So which cloth diapers are made in the USA but still budget-friendly? I found a selection of covers and pockets for under $12.00, plus a lot of inserts and accessories for under $5.00. Here's my list: Diaper Covers Econobum Continue Reading
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