![]() Sometimes a diaper that costs a little more is a better fit and works better, making it worth the extra money. Keep in mind that different brands may work better or worse for different babies, so be open to trying a few different diapers before you decide on the right ones for you. Never pay full price for diapers unless it’s an emergency (more on saving on diapers below). Keep in mind your own baby’s weight and rate of gain when planning. ![]() Once you get a feel for fit, cost, brand, and size, go ahead and purchase more - up to an entire year’s worth or more of diapers. Try stockpiling no larger than size 1, just in case you don’t like the first brand you try. Keep in mind that all babies are different, and these numbers are just an estimate to help you prepare. To stock up on disposable diapers, you can use the following chart as a guide. If your free space is limited, don’t stock up on more than two sizes at once, or ask for gift cards instead. Remember: You can register for different sizes, but make sure you have enough storage space to accommodate them. People will often give the gift of newborn diapers at baby showers, though most newborns gain about 3 pounds during the first month and babies born with a higher birth weight tend to skip this diaper size altogether. You’ll likely need to buy specifically sized diapers at some point. While investing in some one-size-fits-all cloth diapers is appealing, these may not be a perfect fit at every stage for your child. These are designed to grow with your child and fit them at different stages. Some are specifically designed for different ages and stages, but there are also one-size-fits-all cloth diapers. It’s important to note that there are also a variety of different types of cloth diapers. As a result, it’s very important to make sure to follow their specific measurement and weight guidelines! Many cloth brands may use the terms small, medium, and large, but the actual sizing and intended ages can be vastly different. ![]() While disposable diaper manufacturers follow a uniform sizing, cloth and hybrid diapers do not. If you have a particular brand that you prefer, you should check their specific sizing directions for a most accurate match. Note: This chart is designed to offer a general overview. ![]()
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