Answering the many questions we've gotten about cloth diapers so far and sharing a few tips for stretching your diapering dollars even further! Alice models a prefold, cover, and a pocket diaper at 3 weeks old. Hope to help you save some money! Shop where I got inexpensive prefolds & (seconds) terry cloth wipes: www.little-lions.com (Thanks to Maiiven for the recommendation) My video on must-have items for breastfeeding a newborn www.youtube.com
We have been cloth diapering since October 2007 and since then Ive tried various wash routines and detergents and FINALLY i've found a routine that i stick to and i'm happy with. If anyone has any video requests just let me know :) ps everyones was routine is going to be a little different as everyone has different water and a different machine and different diapers and different detergent :) but as always if you have questions just ask :) www.diaperswappers.com
Thanks for Subscribing! How to change baby's diaper. Most of the items we use are disposable, such as diapers and wipes. We felt that all brands of diapers did a good job keeping in leaks. When a diaper did leak, it was most likely due to us not putting it on properly. I would suggest getting the least expensive diaper and change frequently, like once every 2 or 3 hours. Costco diapers are a great bargain at 14 cents per diaper. If you have coupons, I found that Target sold diapers at a good price too. Target diapers came out to be roughly 18 cents per diaper. We use a contour changing pad. On it, we would always have a diaper liner. Above the liner would be a sheet of paper tower. This is just in case I didn't keep our son's but raised high enough and it smudges the cloth, I rather it smudges on the tower than the liner. This way, I wouldn't have to keep changing the liner. I change the power tower at every diaper change and change the diaper liner once a day. I would always keep a kleenex over our son's penis. This contains the open air accidents to a small area and the diaper liner does a good job absorbing his pee. If you have any suggestions or comments, please feel free to post it in the comments below. Thanks for watching! www.YouTube.com Follow on Twitter or Facebook. twitter.com www.facebook.com
Consignment Event Haul Video Clips. Duration : 11.32 Mins.
BLOG - www.bubblelush.com I made a spur of the moment trip to a consignment event I've never been to before. There were tons of clothes (some in questionable condition and some with ridiculous prices), and found some great deals of 2T clothing for Hannah and some stuff for baby #2. However, the LINE was crazy. We waited for well over an hour, and Hannah flipped her lid about halfway through. It was .... awesome? But regardless of the drama, Here's my haul.
