Cloth Nappies In Hospital?

[Hollybolly]

i have no stains either - we continued to use flannel flats when we first got home (for the yuk poos and because DD just didn't have the right shape for her other nappies for a while - so flannel flats and MAL covers for about 4 weeks i think. with the flats, if we did have a disgusting nappy, it COULD be soaked before being sunned. i think we had to soak 2 once we came home... we never used pins - if it was folded right, we could tuck the ends in, and then the cover held the nappy in place. by about four weeks, she finally had enough meat on her bones to not fall out of the widdlewuns nappies!

This is what I'm planning on doing too - I've got 26 prefolds + Maz covers for when we get home, I just know 26 won't be enough to get us through the hospital & home without some washing done.
Maybe I need to train DH up in the washing department before bubba comes

I'll definately have to check the hospital option again - it seems strange that my hospital seems to be the only one without a cloth option

[jesses_girl]

We're not allowed to use cloth I spent so much money on them and i cant even use them when hes first born! I cant believe you ladies get cloth supplied to you, so jelous! I was so surprised when i found out we HAVE to buy disposables for the hospital, not very eco-friendly are they...?