That sounds like so much . . . work.
If they can’t afford children they should not have children, especially once they’re on welfare. New children should not be had by welfare families until they are no longer on welfare. Working people have to pay their own way freeloaders should only get basic assistance to get them on their feet.
There is nothing as pleasing as a load of freshly washed and folded diapers. It’s really not that much work. It just becomes part of your routine. I had 4 kids in 5 years and generally had 2 in diapers at the same time. No problem whatsoever. They are the best when you can dry them outdoors on a line. I could do that for my first 2 kids, but then I moved to a house with no clothesline (and no place to put one) and had to use the dryer.
The bigger problem is finding the right plastic pants to guard against leaks.
It’s not bad. The new all in ones are as easy to put on as disposables, and sont have toxins on your baby’s delicate privates (skin that easily lets in anything to their bloodstreams). It really is only 1-3 more loads of laundry a week, and remember, laundry is EASY with washers and dryers. You can be sleeping or doing other things.
And they are cute and wick away wetness and keep baby healthy.