Finding Out About Cloth Diapers

I'm curious to know what it was like for the people who grew up wearing disposables, when you first heard of, or saw cloth diapers and plastic pants? What did you think about cloth diapers and the plastic pants?

Luvs It.

Well for me it was exactly oppisite i wore cloth as a baby and now i like dissposable!!! i grew up with 29 younger cousins who most of wore dissposable so i guess when i wasnt the center of attention anymore 😳 and isaw all the diaper changes into dissposables i guess thats what trigerd my curiosity of em and the rest is history

I grew up in disposables and I recall seeing cloth diapers in an old book at my grandmas house after it was explained to me what they were I thought of them as antique as I got older and into diapers I never tried cloth as I thought they would be ill fitting and inconvenient but after trying them recently I have fallen in love with the comfort

Disposables are great for conveyance, but you can't beat the soft, cozy, fluffy comfort of cloth, once you have tried them you'd have to like them.

Luvs It.

I grew up with disposables, but found out about cloth the first time i made a diaper from a towel at home. there's nothing like the feel of wet cloth massaging shaved lower lips to turn a woman on; i can almost have an orgasm walking around the house after i've wet. i've purchased cloth contoured diapers with velcro fasteners on line--it's heaven in my pants!

Cloth does have its own unique thrill, though I can never give up the loving memory of disposable huggies that I wore as a kid.

I grew up using both as a kid for bedwetting. I have to tell you there is nothing better than a good old cloth diaper being between your legs and plastic pants over them. I do want to try the new type of cloth diapers that are out for bedwetting kids and adults with the pockets and AIOs. I have one coming to me from Snap-Ez 4 Life. Ruth there is a good person and is very understanding. Don't know if she is AB/DL aware or not. But then again I have to wear for med issues.

I haven't tried cloth yet as I rarely have the opportunity to wear diapers anyhow. I am anxious to try them because as much as I love disposables, it seems that cloth diapers with plastic pants offer more of all the things I already love about the disposables like thickness and softness. It also seems that they will leak less and feel more wet when I use them. My only problem will be discreet laundry.

Seems whatever we grew up in is what we like best - for me it was cloth and there is nothing like the feel of thick cloth at night, with plastic pants over top of them. It's great that the fluid and whatever else might appear overnight stays in the diaper where it can be enjoyed. smile.

Cloth is the only way to go, with plastic panites over them. Disposible are not real diapers!

Despite being born in a time (198😎 when disposables were the most commonly used diaper, my Mom diapered me in terry-cloth and plastic panties. She has several pictures of me sitting on a blanket on the floor, in my playpen, in my high chair and in my stroller with legs spread apart just like a baby, showing off my diaper and panties. I'm guessing that is one of the reasons that I prefer wearing cloth now as a bABy.

I use only cloth diapers, the pins and the plastic pants add so much to the fantasy.

I hit purberty waking up in wet terry nappies plastic pants ,so has you will guess they are my fav

[color=#000000]I wore Pampers for about 3-4 years due to bedwetting concerns while sleeping,but then mommy switched me to cloth ones with plastic panties.Which to this day are still my MOST favorite ones to be diapered into.[/color]

I wasn't attracted to them originally, but they became a more and more appealing option over the years for various reasons.

Cloth diapers and plastic pants are the only way to go. My Dry 24/7 disposable are a great back up when needed.

I want to try some cloth diapers, but they have a high "start up" cost, and I still have too large of a disposables stash to justify buying more diapers.

I use both, but cloth is so much better. It breathes, but keeps moisture against the skin. Cloth stays snug, doesn't bunch or shift, and moves with you. I use babykins hook and loop style with an insert or two, with vinyl or rubber bloomers. Bedding is safe overnight, even if I clean myself out with a good dose of castor oil or other laxative. Wearing cotton briefs under disposables gives a little bit of the cloth diaper feel, but it's a distant second to the real thing.