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All-in-Ones or Other If you have no idea where to begin, you can start cloth diapering in one of two ways: (1) all-in-ones (diaper covers+cloth diapers) (2) diaper covers sold separate from cloth diapers. An “all-in-one” means that the diaper cover and the cloth diaper is all in one piece. Typically, you put an insert into the diaper cover to soak up the pee and replace the insert when wet. Usually, you also have the option of “one-size,” which means you can secure the diaper cover multiple ways as your child grows from newborn to potty-trained. The only downfall with all-in-ones is that on poopy days you may run out of them before laundry day, especially if you are operating on the lowest start-up budget possible. With option #2, when you invest in diaper covers separate from cloth diapers, you then have the flexibility of cleaning the diaper covers separately from the cloth diapers. So for very poopy days, perhaps only the cloth diaper got poopy but not the diaper cover. In this case, you can reuse the diaper cover.
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