Giving up what I love

I'm not giving up cloth diapering, but I do have to stop buying more. I love them too much, but I've been buying them for a year now and have more than enough. I even have some that are becoming too small on Lloyd and need to sell them. While removing them from my stash will put a dent, it will not make me come up short. I haven't received my order of trainers yet, maybe they will be here tomorrow. Need to check for tracking info.

The hunt begins

I am about a year away from beginning potty training with my son and I am hoping to only use cloth. He will need to have pull-up type undies for school, but believe it or not there are a few cloth trainers available with side snap closures. I have just ordered my first two and will start with checking their absorbancy. I am hoping to find 1 or 2 that I really like and see if I can't get my local cloth diapering retailer to start carrying them.

cloth diapering addict

I am addicted to cloth diapers! If you are thinking "yuck" or that I must be "brave", look into it and see, it's not that gross or difficult. As one site said, "they're not your grandma's diapers". Anyway...I am an addict. I love how soft they are, that they don't tear like disposables, they are so cute too! Some are nearly as thin as disposables. I want to buy them all the time. I put on my wish lists gift certificates to some of those stores I like to buy diapers from (no, I never get any). My only wish is to be able to use them at daycare, then I would never have to spend a dime a disposables. It is a bit more work than disposables, but when you love something (meaning the diapers), it's worth it. My son is worth it too.