Would you pay for CD advice?

[d_arnold]

I'm another no.

Both local CD stores here offer free classes.

[DallasK]

I would pay if it includes a bunch of different diapers I could use for a few weeks and see what I like. For me it hasnt been so much the difficulty of the ins and outs of cloth diapering but finding the combinations that work for my child, and each kid is different. If I could have someone local that could bring all the different ways to diaper and diapers, especially the wahms since those are expensive to trial and error I would pay for that. I wont do an online diaper rental especially because those are for such common diapers.

[mom22sofar]

I probably wouldn't, given how much information is already accessible if you look. that being said, perhaps you could tack onto pre-natal classes. I might sign up for something like that in my pre-natal group because it would be social as well. But I wouldn't pay a stranger to come to my house to teach me about diapers.

[PBAki]

It could be valuable especially in scarce areas; not everyone has CD stores close by or even the internet. Adding to that you could always work with a retailer and getting commissions off sales if the person you're helping decides to buy

[Tris]

No, not only are there tons of resources online, most every online store I've shopped with has been more than helpful with any questions I can come up with for free.

[~Laura~]

A chiro in my area has CD classes, along with tons of other similar classes. She seems pretty busy. Her classes are for groups though.

[beansie19]

Thanks for the advice. There are no CD stores that I have been able to find in CT. No classes either. I have thought of doing larger groups but I'm not sure how to round up that many people who are interested in cloth.