Cloth diapers are a cost-effective, environmentally friendly way to keep your baby dry, but they can also do a lot more.
Cleaning – My mother-in-law still has Curity prefolds she used on her boys and they make the best rags. From dusting to wiping spills to using as swiffer pads (microfiber works great for this too!) they will serve you well long after your diapering days are over.
Today Amii would have been just about ready to enter her third trimester and the baby should have been hearing muffled laughter in the womb as brother & sister gave their name suggestions, not hearing beeping of NICU machinery. She should have been holding up onesies marveling that the older kids were ever that tiny, not keeping watch over an isolette. Rubbing her belly and wondering who he’d look like, not wondering if he would survive.
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I was vacuuming a few weeks ago, very cognizant that my 3 year old was hot on my heels. I marveled that he’s the first of my 3 children that I haven’t managed to hit with the vacuum back swing.
This giveaway was a bit different than I usually do, and I probably won’t do it this way again. You’re probably used to my super-easy entry giveaways so to ask that you seek out a post and pin or tweet it, then put the link in the Rafflecopter was quite a bit of effort, and I know that. I’d hoped to have readers find some great posts they missed over the past 5 years and hopefully have some new folks browsing as well.
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 »
