If you don't know where to start, our diapering checklists take some of the guesswork out of setting up your diapering system by making suggestions based on where you want to start.

A few questions will help you decide Your Best Diaper Choice.

Easy Solutions, for those new to cloth diapering. This checklist includes enough diapers, covers, and wipes for a day or two, enough to introduce you to some of the choices in cloth diapering. The accessories list two kinds of diapering cream, a diaper pail and liner, and diaper care products.

Diapers for a Day, lets you start slowly. Items on this checklist allow you to make a transition to cloth one day at a time when you can afford enough diapers for a day. How many days worth of diapers you need depends on how often you will wash. Includes fitted diapers and wool covers. Numbers vary depending on stage of child.

Frugal Solutions, get right down to essentials. This list includes only a few bare essentials to keep you moving while you find inexpensive options that work for you and baby. Includes suggestions for alternatives to bought diapers.

The Sampler, if you don't know yet what might work best for you, a little of everything may help you make some choices. Includes about half the number of diapers and covers as the Easy Solutions set. Includes a list of accessories.

The Works. If you really want the easiest solution, you can get a complete list of everything you are likely to need for your baby's diapering career. Fitted and flat diapers, wool diaper covers, cloths and wipes, doublers, and all of the accessories. Size add-ons suggested for very small and very large babies.