Dirt
Cheap: less than $20
Our
great-grandmothers more-than-likely never bought actual cloth diapers but they
all used cloth. They will admit that their style of diapering wasn't
the easiest but they used what they had. more...
Cost
Effective: $200-$510
Most
cloth diapering caregivers would agree that prefold diapers and diaper
covers provide a balance between cost savings and ease of use. more...
Convenient:
$300-$720
Pocket diapers and All-in-one AIO diapers provide
the convenience that caregivers start wanting more and more as baby gets bigger.
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Night Diapering:
$40-$90
Cloth diapering at night comes
with a range of options for protecting the mild to heavy wetting baby. Choosing the Night Diapering System that works best for you
can provide overnight protection with maximum comfort for baby. more...
HodgePodge: $Lots
of Fun
Many
cloth diapering families end up with a hodgepodge of diapering
items This hodgepodge is developed over time to meet the individual
needs of caregivers and babies. Cloth diapering is enjoyable and can
become so much fun that some caregivers find themselves worried about
developing a cloth diapering addiction.
Resalable
Value: about 50%
While
discussing the cost of cloth diapering remember that good diaper products
are often durable and designed to serve more than one child. The
resalable value of used cloth diapering supplies seems to be about 50%
or more of the retail value for excellent used diapers. Newborn diapers often resale for nearer 70% of retail
value since they generally are used for less time.
