What is Reddit's opinion of Thirsties Duo Wrap Cloth Diaper Cover, Snap Closure, Meadow Size One (6-18 lbs)?

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we use these covers and while we're still new to cloth diapering, I like them. Usually good to just re-use, or wipe down on a heavy diaper. Though on a really heavy diaper/blowout I've had some get on the elastic part at the legs that you can't wipe off and needs to be washed. We also always use a snappie with the pre-fold, though i haven't tried it with out one.

No problem, that's what we are here for. The only thing is that if you buy your diaper direct from china they can take about 2-6 weeks to arrive.

If you want cloth diapers for the very first few weeks there are quite a few options available on amazon prime. For a part time cloth during the first 3 months you'll want around 12 to 24 changes. I personally prefer prefold style diapers for the first bit as they are the absolute best at containing runny newborn poop. This is a great blog explaining how prefolds work

3 Thirsties duo wrap size 1 @ $12.99 each, 18 Osocozy prefold diapers @ $12.99 for 6. and 3 snappis @$11.98

For $89.92 you will have enough diapers delivered to your door by monday to use cloth the majority of the time for the first three or four months. The prefolds then can be used to stuff One size pocket diapers until your baby is potty trained, or used underneath the flap of an AOI diaper for added nighttime absorbency.

you will still need a laundry bag and plastic basket to hold dirty diapers and a waterproof wet bag or two if you plan on going out with baby in a cloth diaper (or going to the pool/beach with your toddler)

Cloth diapering is intimidating at first, but it really is a piece of cake! Here's what you need to know...

• There are basically two kinds of cloth diapers: all in one diapers that are a complete diaper with absorbent pads/folds, and the insert variety that consists of a prefold with a plastic cover.

• The most cost effective stash will probably be the prefold route. I favor prefolds with thirsties covers because they are so affordable that I can be hard on them.

• If you breastfeed, breastmilk poop is totally water soluble, so you don't have to scoop anything out before throwing it in the wash. (It's like orange bird poop!) I just do two cold rinse cycles, a hot regular, and regular dry.

• I really liked this youtube tutor on the subject. She keeps things simple and has short and sweet instructions.

I hope that helps!