Teenage Diaper Quiz

Good fit for all baby body types with the stretchy, snap tabs for the perfect fit!  Microfiber inserts must be stuffed in before use and removed after they are wet.  Separate inserts allow you to add more for more absorbency, or to clean them separately.  Pocket diapers are one of the most versatile cloth solutions and work just like all-in-ones once stuffed!  Great for sitters, dads, and other people unfamiliar with cloth :)

Super trim pocket diapers with a snap closure. Soft Minky inserts must be inserted before use and removed before washing. Once stuffed, it goes on as easy as a disposable! These diapers enable a fully custom fit through the internal buttoning-elastic system. It comes with a small and a large insert for smaller or larger babies, and heavy wetters can have both inserts stuffed inside for extra absorbency. Very versatile system that is also easy to use!

One of the highest quality pocket diapers on the market! Inner gussets do extra to stop messy blowouts. Available in aplix (velcro) or snap closure, both of super high quality. Low rise fits well under clothes and comes with two microfiber inserts (you can upgrade to bamboo or hemp inserts if desired). Lots of extra room within the pocket to double stuff for nap time or overnight. They go on as easy and are disposable once the inserts are inserted! They must be removed before washing, but being a separate part makes them even cleaner!

One of the cheapest cloth diapering solutions on the market! Pair your prefolds with one-size covers, and you can go from birth to potty training! Choose the appropriate size for your child (the weight suggestions are for using wrapped around the baby. I recommend this when the baby is tiny, and poop is difficult to confine. As the child ages, you can fold the prefold into thirds and lay it into the cover, though larger diapers to use as an entire diaper would probably be preferable for nights. It would help if you didn't have to buy new diapers in every size, though; save a few for night and nap time.) You also will need a Snappi to keep the diaper secure on the baby. Not as simple as some of the other systems (you need to change the diaper and apply the cover every time), but inexpensive for the budget-minded parents.

No washing machine?  Extremely limited budget?  Flats are the perfect solution for you!  They are one layer of fabric that must be folded into a diaper prior to use.  The advantage of this is that being one layer, they are extremely easy to clean, so hand washing is a very real possibility.  If you are hand washing, I don't recommend many more than a dozen because you will likely be washing every day.  Buy a couple one size covers and a snappi to go with them, and you have the cheapest, easiset to clean diapering system out there!