What kind of diapers to use?

I basically enjoy disposables. They are so easy to use and enjoy and then, of course, "dispose of" 😃 😃

But I did have a thick cloth diaper and loved the feel of it !

Try both...either is great fun !!

"tommy"

Disposable all the way. There is something about wetting it and it expanding that makes it feel so good.

It really don't mater to me. I want cloth diapers though just to save money.

For me, there is nothing better than thick cloth diapers and snug fitting plastic pants.

Nursery print cloth and plastic pantis

I only use cloth adult prefolds with pins and plastic pants.love to talk with other cloth diaper people like me.

I use a mixture of both as I need to. The disposables I use are primarily Abena M3 (normal everyday wear) and ABU Simple (exceptional situations). For my bedwetting, I use cloth diapers.

Each have their different uses.

Disposable. I use several different kinds. Right now I have 4 different types of briefs(tape on) and 2 different types of pull ups.

I am put into disposable ones, I like them too, because they have cute prints on them.

Only disposable diapers for me. Never tried cloth diapers before.

Disposable, I used to use cloth but I mess my diapers these days so not really practical

Disposable only for me, plus the insurance covers them.

For me personally speaking, I've always tended to wear disposable diapers/nappies as we call them in the UK, at least historically speaking when I was a infant/child, My mom once tryed to put me in cloth ones but they were to much trouble to keep washing and they landed me in hospital suffering from a allergy to do with the cleaning product or cloth.

Nowerdays I tend to wear only disposable ones at least when I need them as there much more easy to change in and out of than wet or messed clothing but I wear them primarily because of medical issues I have touched on in my previous replies.

And I do disagree that cloth is better for the environment because of all the water pollution and the amount of energy in the form of electricity needed to clean them, to me both are a nessisary evil if you want to call them that.

I could go without diapers as I do this for months if My body allows this but I don't want to take that risk and be caught out and embarrased should the worst happen.

Anyway must go now as I have other more pressing priorities like getting ready for the arrival of a full on super typhoon, that's right I am on holiday abroud still hopefully it may miss us tonight although it will be touch and go.

Yours sincerly

Chinababy888.

Disposable for me plastic back ones

For me it has to be terry nappies with plastic pants nothing says baby to me more than that

We only use disposables not a big fan on having to wash cloth diapers. Her insurance pays for disposables so that's what we use.

Through my many years of being in diapers, I have found that the Attends are the best. They are disposable and breathable so you don't sweat in the summertime. They don't make much noise either, so they are easier to conceal. Besides, I know the owner of a medical supply company so I get my diapers at rock bottom prices if I buy them 10 cases at a time. But beware, the breathable Attends are much more absorbent than the plastic ones.

I haven't tried cloth yet but it's on my list of things to try. Plastic undies look like they would be fun too.

Disposable. I had a brief flirtation with cloth, but I have severe issues with my messing control and I just don't have the guts for that.

I'm currently using both but I prefer disposable over cloth diapers. I mainly use cloth for nighttime wearing.

Disposable no question. So much more convenient.

I use Depends pull-ups for day use and cloth and plastic pants for night. Cloth is much better to stop leaks at night.

I do like to use either the Abena M4 but the ones I get have the cloth backing. But I do enjoy wearing the Megamax from Northshore.

I switch between the Abena M4 and the Rearz cloth diapers. I always add an extra pad in both. I just love how thick they get. I like the cloth diapers because the wetness doesn’t get wicked away if I’m going for that constant feeling of being wet. If I don’t have time to rinse and wash the disposables are my go to. The Abena can hold a lot fluid and it doesn’t get as cold as the cloth.

For my baby girl wife plastic backed disposables, pullups and plastic pants

I only wear cloth prefolds, cloth inserts and plastic pants, but I call them rubber pants since that's what my mother called them when I was living at home and wet my bed. She had to pin my diapers on every night and unpin them in the morning until I was 17. My diapers were always wet in the morning. Of course no prefolds back then, just the old curity and birdseye diapers and mostly Gerber rubber pants. Now that prefolds are so easy to buy, that's what I wear. Been wearing full time for almost 20 years after hiding or suppressing my desire for so long. Just love to have a wet diaper on and go potty whenever I feel like it.

Always thick cloth for bed which my wife pins on me each night and put on my plastic pants and disposable (ATN’s) during the day always with plastic pants. I put on my disposables after my shower, I change at lunchtime at the office and again when I get home. On weekends, if we are not active, she will keep me in cloth and change me as needed.

It is said we prefer what we wore when kids , I am typical for that disposables hadn’t flooded the zone or even yet introduced as commercial product , so cloth is my primary , when I grudgingly leave my house for something I am put in a disposable . because at home cloth is easy , disposables on the road are easiest , no carting around stinky wet & dry bags etc along with diaper bag .

Like what SAP said. It goes back to what was used on me as an infant and child which is cloth diapers and plastic panties. I do like disposable diapers too but I much prefer cloth diapers. A an adult bedwetter. Cloth diapers with plastic panties seem to work the best for over night.