Simple ways to cloth diapers do exist and by the end of this blog you'll be ready to start. I do what to remind you that cloth diapers aren't a one size fits all. It may take some time and practice but you'll find a brand that works for baby. While cloth diapers aren't one size fits all for the most part will last from birth until potty training and then on to the next child.
Types of cloth diapers
I have written a page previously about all the types of cloth diapers. I encourage you to check them out because it is going to help guide you and give you an idea of the type of diaper you are looking for.
Try before you buy
Most are simple, while others you may need to try out before you'll know if they are right for you. The best way for you to know if they will work for you is to try them. Find a local cloth diaper retailer and ask about classes they may have.
Just like that you will be able test out a few and help you narrow down you research.
Accessories
One you have found the brand you love, for us it was Lighthouse Kids Company, you move onto the accessories. Just as with disposable diapers you don't need much to get started.
I use a garbage can (kitchen size) with pail liners. I would say two is fine until you fall in love and see all the colors 
and prints you can choose from.
You'll also want a few wet bags, these are great for more than cloth diapers. About 2-3 will be ok depending on how often you will be doing laundry. We will come back to the laundry part soon.
Will you be using cloth wipes? Let me be honest in say they are easy to use, and you don't need to fish them out before throwing into the wash. If so a good 12-24 would be great along with a wipe warmer. All you need to do is add some water, coconut oil and essential oils.
Laundry
This for some is the turning point. The point that makes them want to give up on cloth diapering all together. I promise it is not that hard. I have created a guide with several different wash routines based on the washer type. Keep in mind the company may have their own recommendations.
I don't ever recommend putting anything with PUL (the water proof material) in your dryer. This will help with your diapers lasting longer and if you decide to resell it will help the value.
Will you be taking the dive into the world of cloth diapers?
4 years ago a lot of my friends told me to use cloth diapers and I tried it’s really good to my son and he didn’t have a diaper rash since i use it.
They help so much with reducing or avoiding rashes.
I have my 1 years old daughter and she has been using cloty diaper since birth. It is very comfortable to use.
That’s amazing! What brand is your favorite?
We don’t have babies, but we know some new moms that would love to learn more about cloth diapers. Will share with them.
Thank you for sharing with them.
we used cloth for the first 2 years of my son’s life. it’s so simple and imo easier than disposables.
It’s amazing how easy they are and how much they have changed.
Great tips and advice here, I’m sure lots of parents will find it very useful!
Thanks dear always here to help.
I’m not mother yet, but thank you for sharing all your great tips x
Laura
https://pinkfrenzymissl.blogspot.com/
Thanks for reading.
This is such a nice post and really so helpful but I am sad I was not able to know this when my kids are still a baby but definitely a great idea to use a cloth diaper instead of disposable diaper.
It’s all about learning and spreading the word to help others.
A lot of my friends with kids are going with cloth diapers now! I think it’s a great idea since it’s environmentally-friendly and cost-saving!
It’s is. It allows you to use the money for more diapers with fun prints or a savings.
I don’t have any kids but I know my new mommy friends will appreciate this post. Will share it with them 🙂
Thank you for sharing.
I’m not in a season of life where I am ready for kids yet, but I find the idea of cloth diapers intriguing. I didn’t occur to me that you would need so many other accessories to make the cloth diaper life easier, but they do indeed make sense!
They aren’t all needed but they do help.
These cloth diapers are very interesting. I did not know about so much until I read this article.
These are definitely a viable option for my baby.
Thank you for ready. I hope it helps.
I am having a baby in December and def will be using the throw away diapers for awhile, if not the whole time! We shall see what happens though cause you never know!
Disposable diapers are always an option this was how to get started with cloth diapers.
We really wish we’d tried cloth nappies when I was younger – would have saved so much money and helped the environment too. Plus you can get some really nice designs these days! x
I love them.. more like I’m obsessed with them. We now mostly use Lighthouse Kids Company and they have some inspired by Game of Thrones which are to die for.