Bummis Duo Brite Review

Jul 3,2014 / By Maria / 5 Comments

I received a product at no cost for review purposes. I was not otherwise compensated for this post, and all opinions are my own. Bummis is a brand that’s been around for about 2 1/2 decades, and for good reason. Their high quality products are made in Canada, largely from materials sourced in North America, and they are constantly innovating.

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Mabel’s Labels Back To School Combo – Early Bird Pricing

Jul 1,2014 / By Maria / No Comment

Post contains affiliate links. I expect to be compensated for this post as a Mabel’s Labels affiliate. School has only been out for a few weeks here but yes, I’m already thinking about back & school! Last year I used Mabel’s Labels on my daughter’s school things, and they worked so much better than my old label maker method. I still have a ton of those left, so I won’t be buying any more for her, but my son will be in Kindergarten this fall and he’ll need his own!

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Full Size Samples at Abe’s Market for $2 & Free Shipping

Jul 1,2014 / By Maria / No Comment

Post contains affiliate links, I expect to be compensated for this post as an Abe’s Market Affiliate. Abe’s Market just introduced their sampling program, which allows you to sample a full size product, for just $2 (free shipping!) Every Day, Abe’s will open up cases of some of their favorite products, and customers can choose up to 3 per day for $2 each, shipped.

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GroVia Old vs. New Newborn Cloth Diapers

Jun 30,2014 / By Maria / 2 Comments

I published a post in January comparing the old style newborn cloth diapers to the new style. My issue with using the old style on my newborn was that they weren’t absorbent enough for my heavy wetter. I also wondered about the size difference and how the new style would fit.

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Spray Pal Giveaway – 2 Winners (7/11) U.S. & Canada

Jun 27,2014 / By Maria / 6 Comments

Spray Pal is the splatter shield that works with your diaper sprayer to keep your bathroom free from overspray. You can use water amount of pressure you need to get your cloth diapers clean, without fear of splashing icky water on your face or walls.

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