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You don't need conventional disposable nappies/diapers. You can get washable ones. Will save you a shitload (heh heh) of money and trash.
by Tharkun 9y ago
You don't need conventional disposable nappies/diapers. You can get washable ones. Will save you a shitload (heh heh) of money and trash.
- 1wheel 9y agoDiapers for infants cost ~$1/day. Day care costs literally 100× more. https://www.amazon.com/HUGGIES-Little-Snugglers-Diapers-Packaging/dp/B00HB0WGAY/ https://www.amazon.com/HUGGIES-Little-Snugglers-Diapers-Pack...
- stevekemp 9y agoThis largely depends where you are - day-care for our child costs us €200/month, in Finland. Though we use washable diapers I suspect the cost-savings aren't as large as predicted as washing-machines are pretty hungry when it comes to electricity, and we run ours at least once a day.
- XorNot 9y agoThe main problem is these are more likely to "leak".
- ycombobreaker 9y agoMy experience with cloth diapering was that it was much less likely to blowout. But it's easy to put on wrong (mostly loose or too far forward, which will leak), and cloth diapers are bulky which is less convenient for traveling light.