You don't need to mess with s/m/L/xL etc. You can just buy the diapers and use them until they are potty trained.
How do they grow?
They have a snap system that allows them to get bigger as your child does. Amazing! Genius I tell you (no pun intended!)
Here is a size small:
You can see no snaps are showing. My son was in these until he was about 2-3 months.
A size Medium:
You can see I've unsnapped them once to get them a little bigger. He was in these until about 4-5 months.
A size Large:
And all the snaps are showing, they're full size. He's been in these since, and even though they don't go bigger, they still fit my almost 3 year old foster son! (and no they don't weigh the same!)
So as you can imagine, having diapers that fit a child no matter what the age (as long as they weigh over 8lbs) and not having to buy different sizes for different is VERY convenient! I puffy puffy heart these diapers!
lOVE this blog! I'm not pregnant yet of course, but when I do have my baby I'm seriously considering cloth diapers, and am thinking about starting to collect them now! How many do you recomend having?
ReplyDeleteI am currently transitioning my 9-month-old into CDs! I bought the BG and that is really what I think I'm going to end up using. It's a whole new world and language but hey, I think it's worth it.
ReplyDeleteI tried BG and hated them, they are SO huge and hard to fit clothing over on smaller babies. I am trying prefolds and thin covers, with the prefold and the covers sized to the child (s,m,l) which is really fine by me, as it doesn't cost any more (prefolds are $2-$4 a peice and covers - litewrap - are $7 so its pretty cheap).
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