I have cloth diapered all of my kids to some extent. DS1 was exclusively cloth diapered until he potty trained at 2.5 years old. The rest of my kids were cloth diapered for at least 4 months before I switched to disposable diapers for a variety of reasons. I plan to cloth diaper the baby I'm currently expecting too.
My advice is to shop around a bit for the best deals and do your research. There are SOOOO many different options out there for cloth diaper/reusable diapers with different price points. There are the old fashioned pre-fold kind that you put on the baby, secure with pins or a nifty little gizmo called a snappi, and cover with with a separate waterproof cover and there are the kind with separate liners that you use with a waterproof cover as well as ones that are all one piece. The pre-folds are the cheapest option but you often have to buy different sized pre-folds as your child grows and they can take some practice to get used to using. And depending on the type/style of diaper covers you get, you may need to invest in larger sizes of those as well. The ones with removable liners are more expensive and you do have to reassemble the diapers after washing/drying. Depending on which style you go with here, you may need to buy bigger sizes as your child grows but most of these kind diapers are an all-in-one variety that uses snaps to make the diapers smaller or larger so they can grow with your child. The most expensive kind of diapers in my experience are the all in ones that come as one piece with the liners attached to the cover. These are probably the easiest to use as they are most like disposable diapers and you can use them for many years as you can adjust the size of these according to how big your child is but they are the priciest option.
The other consideration is if you use cloth diapers, you have to make sure you care for them right or they don't last as long. Before you buy a particular kind of diaper, you might want to see what the manufacturer recommends as far as washing/drying instructions as many of them recommend you don't put your cloth diapers in the dryer if you don't need to. You can't use certain kinds of laundry soaps and may need to adjust the amount of soap you are using as this can lead to a build-up in the fabric and the diaper becoming less absorbent. The other thing to keep in mind is that you have to be aware of what kinds of diaper creams and rash ointments you can use with cloth diapers as certain brands aren't usable with cloth diapers.
When I have cloth diapered my kids though, I kept things as simple as I could. I didn't get the fancy sprayer attachment for my toilet to make rinsing dirty diapers easier. I just dunked the dirty diaper in the toilet, sloshed it around a bit to loosen any solids and flushed the toilet to kind of rinse things out as much as I could. Then I'd toss the diaper in a 5 gallon pail with a lid til I was ready to wash a load of cloth diapers. If they were particularly dirty, I'd do a pre-soak in the bucket (I'd dump out any excess water, cover the diapers in warm water with a splash of cloth diaper appropriate soap and let sit for at least 30 minutes before dumping out the extra water. I'd do a spin cycle in the washing machine to get rid of any extra water left in the diapers and then wash as usual.) but mostly I just washed them like the rest of our clothes. I use homemade soap made from Fels Naptha, washing soda, and borax and that has been a pretty good soap for my diapers but I have also used Tide Free & Clear and Dreft liquid detergents too. I hung my diapers to dry as much as a possible and I got a solid 2.5 years worth of use out of the first batch of cloth diapers I had. That was exclusively cloth diapering one kid that entire 2.5 years as well as cloth diapering kid #2 for 4 months. I washed diapers every 2-3 days and used a combination of prefold diapers with a snappi and diaper cover (mostly at home) and bumGenius all in one diapers (for on the go/in town/at church/etc). I had around 35 prefolds with 6 diaper covers (I used rumparooz covers) and I had 12 bumGenius all in ones. This was enough to get me through 3 full days with a few extra to tide me over on Day 4 while the diapers dried.
I will also add that we would use cloth diapers if we were just going to town to run errands or basically planning to only be gone for a few hours. If we were traveling or going to be gone all day for some reason, we'd use disposable diapers. We traveled with a cloth diapered kid once and that was enough. If I was changing a cloth diaper and I wasn't at home, I'd rinse the diaper if possible and put it in a water resistant bag (called a wet bag) but plastic grocery bags or the disposable plastic bags people use for disposable diapers or dog poop work just as well.
I can give more advice, pointers, etc if anyone is interested but this is kind of an overview. And really, cloth diapering is something you really have to just try out for yourself. It's alot of trial and error at times but I love it. I live 25 miles from the nearest town with a store big enough to carry disposable diapers and I hated having to make a special trip to the store because I forgot to stock up on diapers again or we unexpectedly ran out. Some of my kids have done okay with one brand of diaper but didn't like other kinds/brands of cloth diapers. One of my kids couldn't be cloth diapered after 4 months because she was such a heavy wetter, she peed through everything no matter how many extra liners I put in the diaper. I had her checked out at the doctor's because I was concerned this was a medical issue but it wasn't. She just held her pee for so long, she'd pee through absolutely everything as soon as her bladder let loose. It took alot of trial and error before we found ONE brand of overnight disposable diapers that wouldn't leak but even with those, I had to change her halfway through the night even after she started sleeping through the night becuase if I didn't, she'd wake up soaking wet.
Just curious to see if it’s something my worth trying . And if they work well I don’t see why I couldn’t save them for my next baby 
But let get this one through her first year first lol
