Reusable or disposable diaper?

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Cloth. Carbon footprint. Babies typically go through 6000 disposables in their lifetime. 23billion diapers go into landfills each year. Even those that claim to decompose won't because there's no oxygen to break them down. More trash, methane released and let's also mention that throwing human feces in the garbage is illegal. We bought 21 cloth diapers from a family friend for $100. Think of the savings there!!!

Basically, coat savings and I want to be eco friendly. When we're done we will sell them to the next or keep for the next kid. Wouldn't have it any other way.

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I plan on using cloth because they perform better, last longer, and they're extremely cute. It doesn't seem like a lot of work and baby things get pooped and peed on all the time. A good wash takes care of everything so no worries about it being unhygienic.

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Reusable because its sooo much cheaper and not muh more work than disposable. Plus you can resell them after baby potty trains. Not to mention they are super cute and way softer than disposables!

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Defineitly reusable, for the same reasons as mentioned. 
I made my own using a pattern I found online, and used polyurethane laminate (PUL) and baby micro fleece . Super cute patterns and wasn't too much work. 100$ instead of the cost of new diapers. I also bought someone's stash of larger sizes (mine will work for all ages except newborn- we will do disposable at first) for 40$ so I have plenty! 
I made enough that we can wash every few days. Our washer is more than capable of sanitizing the diapers, so I'm totally not worried about that.

We likely will use disposable at night, because they wick away moisture so well, it should help baby sleep longer. Then again, the micro fleece I used for the diapers I made will do a very good job of that too, so might not need to buy anything.

Totally against landfills full of diapers, and totally for saving over 1000$ a year and plastic chemical stuff.

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I wish I could do cloth diapers but honestly disposables are just less work in my opinion

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Disposable because I don't mind spending the money, I don't like the idea or reusable (just not overly hygenic, imo, I wouldn't reuse anything I'd urinated or pooped in, so I won't do it to my baby)
And neither does my partner.

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If I got to stay at home I think I'd do cloth but since I have to go back to work I don't want to do cloth with child care, too complicated. So disposable for us at least this time around.

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I created this cause I'm undesired and want to see what your opions are ..

Reusable or disposable diaper?

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