The RagaBabe Easy AIO/Medium/heart print was my “unicorn” diaper. I had been pining about that darn thing since the first time I laid eyes on it. My pictures are kinda terrible because I wouldn’t wait to put it on him, and I didn’t want to get all my stuff set up to take good photos, ha ha!
I’m going to be honest. My hair “style” is either a braid or a ponytail at home, and I might un-do it and put a barrette in when we go somewhere. Maybe. I am very guilty of the “mom ponytail.” I have rather long hair, and it’s not by choice, it’s because my hair grows quickly, and I can’t manage to get a haircut more often that once a year, or every-other year. I have an ongoing joke with my hairstylist (who is a family friend & I’ve known forever) that I always get my “pregnancy haircut.” She told me recently; “you know, you can get your hair cut when you’re not pregnant!” LOL. I can’t actually remember the last time I got a haircut!
Post contains affiliate links. As many of you know, I have been working with Geffen Baby for nearly a year, and I am a huge fan of their products. When I was preparing for Dirty Diaper Laundry’s 2012 flats challenge, I was bummed that Geffen Baby didn’t make a flat. I was so excited when they told me that they were manufacturing flat cloth diapers!!
If Orange Diaper Co sounds familiar, you may have read my Orange Diaper Co Bamboo Terry Squares review that I bought for the Flats Challenge. I had waited so long to buy that flat, and when I finally snagged one, the devil on my shoulder told me to buy some fitteds to get my money’s worth out of the $4.95 flat rate shipping. I resisted, and have looked wistfully at all the squishy goodness since then. Don’t miss any posts! Subscribe to our new RSS Feed or subscribe via email.
Christine of esbaby (pronounced e-s-baby, A.K.A. Essential Saltes Baby) has been making diapers for many years, and her experience shows in the quality of her diapers. Don’t miss any posts! Subscribe to our new RSS Feed or subscribe via email.
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 »
