Cloth on the Bum

 We decided to try a 30 day trial of cloth diapers from a local store in Dallas. Basically we can try as many different kinds of diapers as we want, and we just return what we don't like for a refund minus a small fee (like $1.25 per diaper change). Below are our starters...

 A. Best Bottoms All-in-Two diaper shell                     

B. 2 Staydry (microfiber) Best Bottoms AI2's Liners  

C. Bummis Flushable Diaper Liners                           

D. Tiny Tush large Organic Flat Diaper                       

E. Flip Diaper Cover                                                   

F. Lulu's Cloth Diaper Laundry Soap                         

G. Snappi (replaces nasty diaper pins)                      

H. Large Organic Cotton Prefold                               

I. Stay Dry Infant prefold                                           

 David is sporting the Flip cover. Notice the gaping at the legs. 

Bad for our boy who always leaks out the legs...

 Here is the infant prefold with the Snappi and the flip cover.

 Flatfold diaper in an origami fold.

Red diaper with BB liner will go over this to create an overnight diaper.

 Origami flatfold with Snappi. Super comfy and adjustable. 

Snappi is similar to the gripper things that come with Ace bandages.

 A good look at the different snaps that adjust the cover.

Top row adjusts waist (the flaps can even overlap for newborns). 

The others adjust the rise of the diaper (4 possible heights).

David is on the second smallest rise right now.

Notice the extra fabric and elastic forming a second leg gusset?

That makes this one our favorite. We love the extra security around the legs!

This super thick (do you see this thing?!) diaper has never let us down overnight.

The same thing can be achieved by just putting two of any of the diapers together under the cover.

Sometime soon I'll share our washing process, since we don't have a washer and dryer and must frequently HAND WASH these diapers. It's a blast. Seriously.