My name is Shawnee. Right now I am using Osocozy unbleached organic cotton flats for my 3 month old daughter, Maya. They are awesome, but I am afraid they will be too small soon. I have 24 of these flats, and 12 flats that I cut in half, using them as "soakers" for nighttime. I bought knock off covers, called "Baby City"... they have pockets and inserts, but I don't use the inserts. I put a folded up half flat in the pocket at nighttime. She does NOT like to be in a dirty diaper... she cries immediately. Sometimes I feel like cloth diapering makes it harder for her to sleep because she hates being wet. Also, I don't know what to transition to if she doesn't fit in these much longer... money is TIGHT. I got 7 covers for $30 on Ebay, "Baby City" brand. As I said, they are knock offs... and I got 3 dozen cloth diapers for about $54. I only wash them once, in my homemade laundry detergent (washing soda, borax, and felsnapa). She only poops about once a day. Sometimes twice. I never know when, but I always dunk them in the toilet to try and get most of the excess out. (She is exclusively breastfed). I don't use Bac-Out, it is way too expensive. I dry her diapers in the dryer, but am going to start drying them outside in the sun to kill bacteria. My main question is, what do I transition to when she gets too big for these flats? Is there a fold for bigger babies? I've read that Osocozy flats are kind of small compared to others, is there a larger brand? Should I order more and double them, fold them bigger? What do I do when she starts to walk and it gets harder to keep her still? I fold them and stack them neatly in her closet, and take them out as I need them, but I wonder if prefolds would be easier? I don't want to have to wash them over and over to get them clean every time I wash them... I'm worried about my water bill. Then the issue of potty training crosses my mind...