I started cloth diapering Baby K when he was about 3 days old (full time-his first cloth diaper was coming home from the hospital). I wanted to make sure all the meconium was gone and it was by the time the hospital 'sposies ran out. We haven't looked back!
Before Baby K was born I took some pictures of my changing table system. It's really really easy to cloth diaper if you have a system in place. I have the changing table set up with 4 bins (I'll describe in the pictures) and the diaper pail is under Hubby's sink (we have our own sinks in the hallway of our bathroom area) along with both boy's laundry hampers.
Full changing table |
Closeup of the bins |
Bottom right-inserts and One Size diapers (until they started fitting) |
Just a picture of the inside of that same bin |
Side view of same bin |
Another side view of same bin |
Fitted diapers-bottom left |
Top left-prefolds and bigger prefolds to put under bum when changing |
Top right-fitteds and covers (now has pocket diapers and covers) |
Side view of same bin |
Another view of same bin |
Bar on Monkey's closet so he doesn't destroy it |
Hi, found you from the DDL Linky. Holy stash mama! So jealous. And yeah, KSL is awesome! Glad to see there's another Utah mama cloth diapering! :D
ReplyDeleteI worked HARD to make all the fitteds :)! I have newborn and medium taken care of-size smalls are kinda few and far between LOL. It's mostly PFs for us with a few OS diapers. Here soon with the flats challenge though we'll have plenty of diapers so I can wash a little less often. I got most of the covers shown (the nb ones) off Diaperswappers. I've been scrapping and saving to get some size small and OS covers-we only had 2 smalls-we made due because DS1 was pretty much in mediums when we started CDing. I've been knitting like crazy too. The NEXT baby will have enough diapers LOL!
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