Hi Baby,These are just some of your diapers, some colours are missing as they were in the wash and one you're wearing. As you can see, we don't have that many quantity wise compared to some cloth diapered moms, from my understanding anything below 40 is conservative, you can get away with just 15 pieces even. Heck, we started with just 5. Then mommy and daddy found them rather convenient and got more.
I think in total we now have about... I'm not sure, will have to do a count, less than 30 I'm guessing. Enough for mommy not to bother washing until two to three days later for a full load in the washing machine.Then comes a dilemma of a sort, soon we're going to fly off for our first family holiday! We're going to be gone for at least 5 days. The question is, how are we going to diaper you without having to use disposables that takes 500 years to break down....
Fortunately there are forums that mommy's been reading and they had recommended to use Grobaby. They are disposable but it'll only take 2 to 5 months for it to break down and it compostable! (is there such a word?) Granted it cost twice as much as regular disposable diapers but the guilt impact wouldn't be there. If we're going to stay at a place that have washing machine access we'll probably just bring your diapers, but since we'll be staying at a hotel, not really.Mommy have tried out a couple on you just to see how you'll react to it just in case, and how much it can hold, 4 hours ish, so for day time it's alright. Now the next thing I have to figure out is how to diaper you at night when travelling...
Love,
Mommy
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