Wicked Smart.

Alice & her bald spot. May 2012.

So we're about seven weeks in with using the gDiaper cloth and cellulose-based disposable diapers and, I have to say, I love them.  I knew that I was committed to doing cloth diapers before I had Alice but I was unsure how much extra work they would create for me.  And here's my conclusion: Not much!  Seriously.  I do a load of the diaper inserts about every other day.  And the diaper laundry bag I am using goes straight in the wash, too, so there isn't any stinky mess when tossing them in.  So easy.

The cellulose-based inserts are awesome, too.  They are so absorbent!  I put one on Alice at night right before bed so that during her six-hour stretch of sleep, a wet or poopy diaper isn't sitting against her delicate skin.  And when I change her during the night the disposable insert has nearly doubled in size with no wetness in site!  Pretty amazing.  

Honestly.  I have no complaints about gDiapers.  It's a wicked smah-t system. 

After the initial investment, cloth diapering is much cheaper than disposables.  I read that by the time your kid is potty-trained, most parents have spent up to $2000 on disposable diapers.  I think I paid around $200 to get started with gDiapers and I'll most definitley use them with bambino numero dos (if there happens to be a numero dos).  Environmental and economical = Awesome.

I know, I know.  Nerd Alert!

Garmin stats: Living room workout.  NTC's Shoulder Ripper and Ab Burner.  Alice loved watching her Mommy work out!