Cloth diapers?

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So my baby is 5 months old and im concidering switching to cloth diapers. She is currently is in size 4 disposable diapers and will be in size 5 soon....disposables only go up to size 6!! Do cloth diapers go larger? Or does anyone have any recommendations on what to do

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My son is in size five diapers. But our cloth diaper I did one size and they have different snaps to adjust for the size your babe needs so you can use them no matter what size.

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I don't really know much about disposable diapers sizing, but there are some cloth brands for bigger babies.  The first one that comes to mind is Best Bottom, they have a line called Bigger Bottom, I think.  Bumgenius has "Bigs", and I think Thirsties and Buttons also have a bigger line.  Those are all really high quality diapers.

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Thank you all so much :) I bit the bullet and bought some cloth diapers from the Facebook marketplace to try ($70 for 12 diapers and 13+ liners..not quite 24) and so far I love them! They fit so much better than disposable!! We are only trying this part time but so far I love it!

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Thirsties has covers that go up to 45lbs (size 3) I think— we used them on our big 3 year old and she still had room to grow. We just used covers with a prefold, and added a stay-dry insert at night. 
You will probably find cloth diapers much easier to fit because they are adjustable in rise, not just width. So you can get a more customized fit than with disposable.

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How in the world is your 5 month old in size 4 diapers?! My 18 month old is still in 3s and we're transitioning to 4s as those run out

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Different diaper brands run larger than others. We use Bambo Nature and they’re much bigger than Pampers or Huggies or any of the other brands we’ve tried. They’re also the most absorbent and the most natural. Win win! 
Cloth diapers are adjustable, but I found them to be difficult to fasten once my son got to be around 10 months because I had to use so many inserts in order to absorb his pee. I tried Bumgenius, Blueberry, Smart Bottoms, Grovia, Alva Baby, and a few others, but I had the same issues with all of them so we switched to Bambo Nature disposables and never looked back! I definitely applaud you for considering cloth, though. I’m sure some other brands run larger, so do your research and definitely try it if you’re willing to do a bit more laundry. For my next baby I plan to try Best Bottoms cloth diaper shells.

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Cloth diapers are adjustable, no worries!

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Most one size cloth diapers go to 25 lbs and I don’t think the largest size goes much bigger . They also seemed to be smaller than disposable . My oldest was a big baby ( wore a size 24 months at 6 months ) and was in a size 6 diaper at 5 months .. he didn’t grow out of disposable too early( we actually had to switch back from cloth to disposable  because he out grew the cloth diapers) and he was in diapers until 2.  If that’s the only reason you want to switch I don’t recommend it.

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Cloth diapers have basically newborn size or one size. The one size usually fits up to 35 lbs. Some companies make them to fit larger as well (say for bigger children or those slower to potty train)

Cloth diapers?

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