DeVita Natural Skin Care offers vegan and paraben free skin care/beauty products for adults, and has now introduced Oh My Devita Baby for the littlest customers.
Post contains affiliate links. “Forget Silver, I’m Investing in Applecheeks.” Words that actually came out of my mouth. By nature, I am not a collector. I don’t like “things” and joke that our house would be practically empty if it were up to me. 😉 I love to admire other people’s collections, and watching shows like Oddities, I ooh and aah at all the incredible things people have. However, it would just stress me out to have a bunch of stuff in my house! The closest I’ve gotten to “collecting” is the handful of books I purchased used as a teen. I don’t even recall their titles, but whenever we visited the used book store, I hunted the shelves for the oldest books I could find, and opened them looking for inscriptions.
I received the pictured item at no cost in order to publish this review. I was not otherwise compensated for this post and all opinions are my own. Ella Bella Bum is a Canadian company run by WAHM Sam and her husband Courtney. With the help of 2 production assistants and 3 local seamstresses, Ella Bella Bum diapers are proudly made in Canada. I’d heard of the brand in 2010 when they were sold on Hyenacart, but hadn’t tried one until now.
My friend had two daughters (now 9 and 5) who had been disposable diapered. She received the shock of a lifetime when their big surprise baby #3 turned out to be babies #3 and 4. I sent her several diapers I wasn’t using so they could give cloth a try, and her husband, a stay at home dad, cloth diapered their now 20 month old twins part time. 2013 held one more surprise for them as they just welcomed baby #5! I asked her to write a guest post for me, but understandably, she was a little busy! Instead, she agreed to answer some questions for me.
It’s 2014! Can’t you believe I have been doing the cloth diaper giveaway roundup weekly since 2010? This week is extremely light as things usually are at the beginning of the year. 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 »
