I recommend this site...http://www.cottonbabies.com/

My son is 16 months and has been using cloth diapers since he was 3 months. With a lot of research in diapers I went with the premium size Indian prefolds (softest) and haven't had to buy new ones. He is in the 60th percentile...its all about how you fold them;)...Anyway I don't recommend getting the bum genius diapers because of the price and you have to do more washing loads with them, the plastic probably breaks up over time...it just seems too complicated in my opinion.
I got:
40 Indian prefolds
 3(6 covers) packs of plastic covers (Bummis whisper pant)
2 snappies
You need a large bin that shuts tight.
Laundry detergent that doesn't have brighteners, softeners...etc
I use the ECOS brand of magnolia and lilly scent..cheapest at Costco you get 210 loads with HE washing machines.
Don't bleach them..use hot water and then cold rinse. If you have a sanitizer option definitely use it

I only have to wash the diapers once a week! Its so easy to use them once you get used to them. I do recommend disposable diapers for diarrhea times...ITS A MESS that gets all over if your not carefull, (if you are a very eco conscious person then tough it out and use them if the baby has diarrhea, I did..kinda haha).  The Indian prefold are very good quality diapers. I really hope you take my advice If you have any other questions email me [email protected] hesitate
Paola

PS: I know the smell can be very over whelming but you only have to deal with it once a week! I put the dirty diapers in the bin with out water...I don't think its necessary to use water for pre soaking...it cleans just fine in the washer.

I tried the GD method with making my own flashcards and its really time consuming and my son (11months) would never really stay focused with each session. So I tried the method on Powerpoint and he loves it and cries every time I'm finished showing him the presentation. I've changed the lesson plan to 25 words/ 3 times a day and switch out 5 words and add 5 new ones every day. I've added pictures after the words, and added my recorded voice to each word. This seems so much faster than making flashcards! Anyone else tried a similar method?

I think you should buy them separatly. Babies don't really care as long as you point to the noun or action and name it in either language. Now if you can read in Spanish then thats great, switch off books every day...one day English, the next day Spanish.