Do I have enough?

Question

I have:
12 newborn (no liners needed)
12 one size pocket shells
24 liners
I also have a pack of newborn disposable diapers as back up
Will I need more one-size diapers for when baby is past the newborn size 👍

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Had 24 newborn prefolds or workhorses. And also another twelve flats. We went through a TON of newborn diapers daily. Something to consider.

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It depends on how often you want to do laundry. I personally started out with 25 diapers and 30 liners. Newborns need changing a lot more than older babies, so I would personally buy a few more just to be on the safe side if you're going to exclusively CD a newborn and not use disposables partially.

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Depends on how often you want to wash. You would need to do every day or two with your current setup.

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You may need more liners. My baby now takes two liners in her diaper and started that around 10 months or so on and off. You may not need them right away, but eventually? It also depends on how often you want to do laundry. Obviously you don’t want to leave it long in any case, but some like to do every day and some don’t.

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I had I think I had 60 prefolds  9 covers  for infant  and that was enough to where I could do laundry every 3 or 4 days and have  enough for a load and I wouldn't have to  worry about them not drying fast enough  because I had plenty. I probably had close to 20-24 sunny buns that I used when he was maybe eight pounds. After that I moved him up to my Alva baby style pocket diapers. But I have to stay out of all of my diapers my prefolds and covers are still my favorite they are so much easier to keep clean wash drylove them.

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I'd get more, especially for the newborn. You might not feel like washing every day. We only had a dozen (preemie & newborn - we did prefolds) and there were a few times we old use the next size up or a disposable so we could make it to wash time.

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