[jessjillbolyer]

I am really new to the idea of CDing. I did babysit a child a few times that had CD but I always thought they were gross and smelled bad a lot but I want to give them a 2nd chance.

I need advise though.

First off I have a 3 year old he wears size 4 in diapers and he is special needs so he will be in them for a long time. Do they have CD diapers in bigger sizes? What brands?

Also I want the easiest CD ones I can find. Can you tell me the brands of the ones that are easiest to use? Thanks for all your help!

 

[3 Little Monkeys]

check out Happy Heiny's. that is what I started with because they were the easiest for dh ( and me) to use

They also have xl and can do special orders for larger sizes if needed for your older child

 

[elizabethrose]

Often easy can equate to more expensive. Toddler prefolds would probably be your cheapest option, but not as easy as an aio or fitted. Toddleease by motherease are pretty big fitteds.

 

[EmmalinesMom]

I was thinking Happy Heinys too. They are very similar to disposibles in that they close with velcro, and if you pre-stuff them, they are as easy as all in ones. HH makes larger sizes too.

If you do think about HHs, you might consider that the solid colors can go longer between changes than the prints.

 

[heatherRN]

Snap-ez too, but they are more expensive, but so worth it. www.snap-ez.com

 

[Nursing Mama]

I think HH or Fuzzibunz would work. Snaps are harder to mess with, but not as quick to put on. Fitted diapers with pull on covers may be good for a boy your son's age as well. Good luck!