
I should revise that. I’m not purchasing them or placing them on my child, but I will be...(read more)
I should revise that. I’m not purchasing them or placing them on my child, but I will be...(read more)
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Now not only could you save by investing in cloth diapers, you can invest in less cloth diapers because when you use one size diapers they will last from birth through potty training, right? Well this may not always be the case.
Why is this important? The RDA is out there making the world a more cloth-diaper friendly place! Click here and spend 15-20 minutes to be part of the the most comprehensive view yet of cloth diapering practices.
She thinks cloth diapering is for hippies.
My mother-in-law and I have a very special relationship that involves colossal amounts of passive aggression (on her end) and patience (on my end). My husband is an only child from rural NY and I come from a huge family of eccentric French-Cajuns from New Orleans. You do the math.
How do cloth diapers compare to disposables in terms of options?
Having a baby is expensive. And in these times, some people find it almost unbearably expensive to afford everything that is needed for a baby. Diapers are at the top of this list. They are just not cheap. But, you can buy cloth diapers to save money so that you can afford your baby.
When you are expecting a baby, a bunch of things run through your mind. Among millions of things you check off your list of essentials for your precious little bundle are diapers. One big decision that is usually overlooked is which route you may choose to diaper your baby.
Most people automatically assume disposables and ask you "are you going to use Huggies or Pampers?" There is an option that more parents are considering: cloth. Some people get discouraged with all the negative feedback from people (and believe me, there is a lot!). Some people buy a few cloth diapers but for various reasons, end up using disposables and many others try cloth diapers and absolutely love them!