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Even when washing your own, cloth diapers aren't a problem to use at all. Once you have kids, your laundry automatically increases, so doing one more every couple of days is no big deal - you just have to be sure to use the small load setting on your washer. My older kids (who were cloth diapered themselves) complained when I told them the new baby would use cloth - so once when I was going away for almost a week, I bought Seventh Gen disposables. When I got home, I found my youngest one in a cloth diaper. My 14-year-old said that really wasn't a big deal to use cloth after all - and in fact, they were tired of taking out the trash from using the disposables!

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