Starting my stash for our babygirl coming in 2 months

[keb1990]

This is getting real:

https://imgur.com/a/WqO4Xw6

Please comment on what I have and what I might still need. My plan is to start cloth diapering at the start, but substitute with disposables if/as needed for newborn.

What I already have:
40+ flat cotton diaper cloths (not pictured)

2 blueberry simplex newborn AIO

1 blueberry capri newborn

3 bumgenius original 5.0

1 bumgenius elemental aio

3 locally made aio that look similar to bumgenius elemental and I think will fit from birth

2 totsbots aio (one missing from the photo)

2 bambino mio miosolo

1 Grovia o.n.e.

1 Grovia aio

Smart bottoms dream

Smart bottoms aio

2 motherease wizard uno

1 motherease airflow m (no idea why I didn't get s, this looks huge)

19 bamboo inserts

10 microfiber inserts

3 mioboost boosters (no idea what this is)

A roll of something...liners maybe? Came free with the package

3 snappis

I also got a pail liner, a wetbag, and eco baby detergent for washing all these puppies. I plan to dry outside.

Some online purchases that should come in the mail still:

2 Happy flute charcoal bamboo aio ai2 (it literally says that)

Happy flute organic newborn aio

Happy flute newborn cover pants

3 happy flute pocket diapers with bamboo charcoal inserts, one of them says from 3-15 pounds

10 hemp inserts

 

[andujartyler]

@keb1990 Is Eco baby detergent the name of the detergent? Not all detergents work well for dirty diapers and baby detergents tend to be pretty mild. Some other Eco detergents have oils or others that can coat diapers.

There are others detergents that are recommended that are plant-based or free of dyes/perfumes.

 

[keb1990]

@andujartyler No no, it's called Miocare, I just meant it's supposed to be eco and for baby stuff. I also have some Frosch liquid detergent for baby stuff.

 

[andujartyler]

@keb1990 So I checked Fluff Love University ( http://www.fluffloveuniversity.com/how-to-wash-cloth-diapers/detergent-index/ )

and they don't recommend Miocare.

Frosch might work? They have limited details on their website in English.

 

[keb1990]

@andujartyler Thanks for this link! I see some very common brands are recommended, and they shouldn't be hard to get at all. Like persil sensitive - I was sure this one wouldn't be ok just because it's so common.