Wtf are cloth diapers and are they cheaper in the long run?

Fyl

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$20 a month savings

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I seem to remember spending like $250 per month on diapers for 2 kids.

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Is washing 50 shitty arse diapers a day worth the $20 a month savings?

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Absolutely not, and I'd pay a lot more than $20 to not have to

Cheaper yes but your washing machine will never be the same.

Target brand (or some other off brand) diapers waaaayyy before that.

The idea of cloth diapers grosses me out. I'll pay more for regular diapers.

Every parent I know that uses cloth diapers are freakin weirdos

You will save a whole lot more than that, if used for the first 4 months. Didn’t have disposables when I had my first two.

For a newborn you can get pampers for about .20 eachon average. Sometimes less if you know how to find deals. That's about $60-70 a month just for a newborn and that only goes down each month. As they get older the diapers start to cost more but still under .30 each. So I'm not sure how much a diaper service costs or what the advantage is in general but it's fricking sick to me. Throw the shite away. It's too easy to throw a diaper away. You can even buy generic diapers for less than that if you wanna spend even less.

Just hit him with a belt if he shits/pees himself. No diapers needed, he can use the toilet