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We know that cloth diapers are really better for our baby's bottoms than disposable diapers, yet a lot of us balk at using cloth diapers. The most often cited reasons are cost of cloth diapers and the hassle of cleaning them. With modern fabrics, cleaning cloth diapers is really a breeze now. Click here for more information on cleaning of cloth diapers. Let's work it out (assume that each disposable diapers cost S$0.30) Newborn to a 3 months old baby needs on the average 12 diapers a day. A 4 months to 6 months old baby needs on average 8 disposable diapers a day A 7 months baby to 30 months old baby needs on average 6 disposable diapers a day You're looking at a total cost of S$1836 and this does NOT include all the diaper rash cream that you have to buy . This is money that goes straight to the landfill. Newborn to 3 months old : 2 dozens prefolds Total costs = S$659. Let's make it S$750 to include the nappy liners. With loving care, cloth diapers can be passed down to the younger siblings whereas disposable diapers are strictly a one time use product. The best thing is that cloth diapers come in so many interesting colours and prints plus they're so much more comfy than disposables. Now..if your baby has a choice, which underwear do you think he'll prefer - cloth or paper :-) ? |
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