Ultimate guide to cloth diapers?

[sntm]

Anyone but this? Worthwhile?
If she'd price it less than $37, I'd try it out

[mikala]

I had never heard of it until you posted this. I agree, $37 sounds steep for something with questionable value.

[Puddy73]

I've never heard of the book, but I probably wouldn't pay that much. If you look around at various CD boards and sites you can find a wealth of information. You'll find that some trial and error is necessary to figure out what works best for you anyway.

[Melaine]

Is it a digital download? That seems outrageous and it's hard for me to believe you couldn't find the same info online.

[queenmama]

I've never heard of the book, but I probably wouldn't pay that much. If you look around at various CD boards and sites you can find a wealth of information. You'll find that some trial and error is necessary to figure out what works best for you anyway.

:yeahthat:

There's a ton of free info online. I even had an extra-special BBBer take a TON of time to mentor me and answer about a billion questions. So you're welcome to start here! :D

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[Multimama]

I think you can learn everything you need to know from quality online sites. If DiaperSwappers is too overwhelming start with Green Mountain Diapers and go from there.

I think this book would really annoy me given that the very first chapter claims to tell you "how many to buy and which types of brands work best." If everyone had the same opinion on that there wouldn't be a board called DiaperSwappers! Cloth diapering takes trial and error because everyone's baby and needs are different.

[♥ms.pacman♥]

i agree, $37 seems steep. i wouldn't pay it. i've been CD'ing for almost 2.5 years (14 mos of that with 2 kids) and i learned everything i need to know from here on BBB and the GMD handout (free with order). I totally agree that what works for one family/baby can totally vary and there is no universal "this is the best brand/type to get."

[edurnemk]

I've never read it, but I learned a TON online: Jillian's drawers tutorials, Pins Stripes and Polka Dots, Diaperswappers (though it can be a bit overwhelming there) and now that I took the plunge into PF's I got the Green Mountain Diapers hand out which is pretty comprehensive. I wouldn't pay $37 for a CD book, honestly, you could get 2 brand new fancy AIO's for that instead!

[Multimama]

I wouldn't pay $37 for a CD book, honestly, you could get 2 brand new fancy AIO's for that instead!

Yeah, you could buy a dozen GMD prefolds and get their booklet with it (along with a free set of pins) for that price and if you didn't like their advice you'd still have the prefolds. And even if you don't like diapering with prefolds (which I love!) they are so useful when you have a young baby for all kinds of things (spit up, spills, mama cloth, etc.) so they definitely wouldn't go to waste.

[daisymommy]

I have a booklet I put together for a moms group when I hosted a Cloth Diaper 101 class. I would be happy to email you the file. Just PM me your email address :)


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[queenmama]

I have a booklet I put together for a moms group when I hosted a Cloth Diaper 101 class. I would be happy to email you the file. Just PM me your email address :)


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Sooo much helpful info in this document! (Of course, that didn't prevent me from harassing you with questions! LOL! You are awesome to help newbs and nitwits like me!)

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[daisymommy]

Awww, thanks! Glad to be of help! :)


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