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@john_h Polyurethane Laminate, a material which is applied to fabric to make it water resistant!

@john_h Just make sure they’re PUL! All the brands I mentioned in my post work with this method!

@st831 Same! I still end up washing 6-7 covers by wash day with this method, but the reusability of the covers is one of the best parts of this system for me.

@ellen45 Her diaper comes on and off a few times during the appointment (weighing, temperature, doctor checking her over) and we had a few spots of concern early on (her weight and temp; she’s doing great now!) that it’s just easier mentally to have her in a disposable. I imagine I could pop her...

@chinny702 so yes, the wetness is against her skin, but the cotton soaks it up so much that when I take it off her her skin is barely damp. Plus, right now I’m changing her SO often right now that she isn’t in her diaper for very long at all. She hasn’t had a hint of an irritation or a rash and...

@emwu Yes; my 9 (which was 8 until I was gifted an extra) is with a currently infrequent pooper. I imagine I’d get a few more secondhand if she wasn’t. Plus, it gave me the opportunity to try a few different brands to see what I like best for the future!

@faith2011 I know Popolini is a popular German brand! I’m sure this sub has some other past threads on European brands too. Can’t recommend the prefolds and covers enough. Good luck!!

@carrie4 It might be the size of the prefolds — I know the Osocozy Better Fit kind are made to be wrapped and snapp’d so they’re shorter than the regular prefolds. Right now, my girl is still under 8 (7 12.5 yesterday); the Osocozy newborns fit her the best, and then the Size 1 better fit. The...

My stash, annotated below! Hi! I know there’s often a lot of questions about cloth diapering a newborn here (and I did about 482928 “newborn stash” searches here as I was preparing), so I wanted to give a rundown of the current set-up I’m using with my 18 day-old, who has been in 100% cloth...