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mommyof3kiddos posted:

Where do you keep your cloth diapers? Right now I have everything in one of those plastic bins. It was great when DD had the other crib and I could slide the box out of site. Now she has a crib that sits maybe four inches off the ground so that's out. She is going to share with the twins when they come. I am going to have a diaper stacker for diapers near my changing table which will have disposable the first month or two and eventually when I switch the twins to cloth I will put them all in there instead. I got one of those cool hanging changing tables from Ikea so I know I can store the covers in the pockets on the changer. But the diapers won't fit there. But when I think about putting the cloth in the stacker I think some days I prefer my BG 3.0, some days my Mother Ease, and others my prefolds. I guess I could fill it with a variety with the rest in the closet but not sure.

Just curious how everyone else has their diapers set up.

4 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:storing diapersWhere do you keep your cloth diapers? Right now I have everything in one of those plastic bins. It was great when DD had the other crib and I could slide the box out of site. Now she has a crib that sits maybe four inches off the ground so that's out. She is going to share with the twins when they come. I am going to have a diaper stacker for diapers near my changing table which will have disposable the first month or two and eventually when I switch the twins to cloth I will put them all in there instead. I got one of those cool hanging changing tables from Ikea so I know I can store the covers in the pockets on the changer. But the diapers won't fit there. But when I think about putting the cloth in the stacker I think some days I prefer my BG 3.0, some days my Mother Ease, and others my prefolds. I guess I could fill it with a variety with the rest in the closet but not sure. <br /> <br />Just curious how everyone else has their diapers set up.

jlcohen78 responded:

I keep them in a laundry basket on top of my dryer. We spend 90% of our time downstairs in our family room and the laundry room is right off of there. My stash is only prefolds and BG 3.0s so not much variety. I have everything folded and ready to go ---- meaning I have a dry wash cloth and fleece insert folded together with a prefold or a BG stuffed and a dry wash cloth folded in between.

Report This| Share this:storing diapersI keep them in a laundry basket on top of my dryer. We spend 90% of our time downstairs in our family room and the laundry room is right off of there. My stash is only prefolds and BG 3.0s so not much variety. I have everything folded and ready to go ---- meaning I have a dry wash cloth and fleece insert folded together with a prefold or a BG stuffed and a dry wash cloth folded in between.

mommyof3kiddos replied to jlcohen78's response:

I like to keep everything folded and ready to go as well. When I wash my BG I will stuff and fold them all in the bin. The closet is just so darn small in the girl's room so I just need to figure out how I am going to arrange things. I thought about leaving the bin or a basket of diapers out but I know DD2 will just go crazy tearing them up. She loves to dump laundry baskets full of clean or dirty clothes ALL the time!

Report This| Share this:storing diapersI like to keep everything folded and ready to go as well. When I wash my BG I will stuff and fold them all in the bin. The closet is just so darn small in the girl's room so I just need to figure out how I am going to arrange things. I thought about leaving the bin or a basket of diapers out but I know DD2 will just go crazy tearing them up. She loves to dump laundry baskets full of clean or dirty clothes ALL the time!

SunConure responded:

We plan to right now get a basket to go on the dresser that I can keep all the made up cloth diapers in, that way I can just move the basket from room to room if I need to. Here is the basket, were getting the large.

http://www.potterybarnkids.com/products/sabrina-baskets-and-polka-dot-liners/?pkey=bbaskets-boxes-buckets

Report This| Share this:storing diapersWe plan to right now get a basket to go on the dresser that I can keep all the made up cloth diapers in, that way I can just move the basket from room to room if I need to. Here is the basket, were getting the large.<br /> <br /><a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.potterybarnkids.com/products/sabrina-baskets-and-polka-dot-liners/?pkey=bbaskets-boxes-buckets">http://www.potterybarnkids.com/products/sabrina-baskets-and-polka-dot-liners/?pkey=bbaskets-boxes-buckets</a>

ninis1656 responded:

I keep ours in a basket on the changing table. I have one for all the diapers ready to go and one with extra doublers, soakers, etc.

Report This| Share this:storing diapersI keep ours in a basket on the changing table. I have one for all the diapers ready to go and one with extra doublers, soakers, etc.

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