How many...?

[knittingmama]

We put DD is disposables when she started daycare as they said they wouldn't do cloth. Well, I left my job in December thinking we would be relocating right away. Long story short, we're still here for now and I want DD back in her cloth.

So how many wool covers would I need for a two year old if I want to use wool exclusively?

[Quinlonsma]

I would say minimum 12.

I change mine when they get wet so they don't get soaked so I'll go through a bunch in a day.

Also, since I use them as an outercover they have to match the outfit so only about 3 or 4 are applicable with any given shirt.

I wash every two weeks or when poopy.

x/clean soakers - non matching - (pants / shorts by variable weather conditions) = y

and you have my sad [out of school 12 years and nothing left] wool soaker algebra equation.

[twouglyducks]

You could get by with 2 per day, 3 total. I would think. More would just be for looks and fun. :) I think you'd definitely want more, though. I only wash wool every 3-6 weeks... unless it gets icky. But it usually dries with no odor b/t pees... depending on how soaked it was and what type of wool it is.

I think, 6-8 would be good. If you're talking covers under clothes, then it isn't as big of a deal, but if you're talking shorts/soakers as outfits, then you may want more to go with more shirts, etc.

[mommomrebecca]

6 to 8 :)

[pamelamama]

4 to 6?

[radish]

3-10?

:LOL

i think 3-4 is fine

[Susan_WW]

It definitely depends if you are going to cover your wool or not. If you're going to cover it with pants/shorts, then 3-4 would be OK. But toddlers are really messy and if you're going to use wool by itself, then you'll need alot more.

HTH :)