Post contains affiliate links. We loved Gymboree for baby clothes. They are soft, adorable and always have some of the cutest gender neutral outfits. My son is wearing Gymboree (with matching socks!) in the picture in my newborn diapers post!
Post contains affiliate links. I was given a $20 credit to shop. All opinions are my own. Have you heard of ThredUp? I was psyched to find them after my favorite secondhand shop closed and I think you’ll love them too. One of the things I love most is the ability to sort by brand. I have a few brands that fit me well (and I know what size I wear) so my first time shopping with them I chose just those brands.
Post contains affiliate links. 6 years ago I sat down and pecked out the first few posts on Change-Diapers (then hosted on Blogspot). I had switched my middle child to cloth diapers and was having a hard time finding all of the information. Bits here, pieces there and lots of contradictions. I was far from an expert but hoped that sharing my journey would help others in the same position. I jokingly say that you can find a “cloth diaper blogger” on every street corner now days but that wasn’t the case in 2009!
Here I am 6 years later, still blogging and having cloth diapered two children during that time. Earlier this year I bid on a package Cottonbabies contributed to a charity auction and won. I tucked away the solid colors to use as prizes and saved the Jules print for this! I’m not sure if Jules is still anyone’s unicorn but one of you will win a Bumgenuis 4.0 in Jules print from me and lots of great sponsors are offering prizes as well!
I’ve been home from ABC for 3 weeks and I still haven’t shared all my photos with you! Check out my cloth diapers at the ABC Kids Expo, babywearing products at ABC and Cottonbabies at ABC posts if you haven’t already, then read on for tons of mom & baby items!
This was my first time seeing the 4Moms Mamaroo and Rockaroo in person so I took a video for you. I wish these had been around when I had my babies!
Maria wants to live in a world where cloth diapers are the norm and moms can make parenting choices without judgement. When she’s not chasing her 18, 14 and 11-year old kids around, you might find her checking out the latest gadgets, organizing something (again) or exercising in the fresh air. Read More »
