Fluff Bling is the newest cloth diaper accessory from Hiney Lineys. Embroidered, snap on patches let you customize your diapers. Just snap onto an unused snap, and your plain diaper will have a brand new look!
Fluff Bling is available in 6 designs, and each retails for $2.75.
Visit http://www.fluffbling.com/ to purchase, or to find a list of retailers!
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It’s cloth diaper advice time. On Monday, I publish a reader submitted question, and ask my readers to weigh in!
Questions don’t have to be cloth diaper related, just email maria at change-diapers.com with “Mailbox Mondays” in the subject, or fill out my contact form for readers, which you will always be able to find on my Contact Page.
Ashley says:
I use microfiber in most of my LO’s diapers, and they are starting to look a bit dingy and gross. I hang them outside 95% of the time and the other time they hang in the house. How can I get them to look better? Is bleach the only way?
Thanks,
Ashley
Translation: DH=dear husband, DD=dear daughter, DS=dear son
My “due date” was anywhere from 12/4/11-12/6/11 depending on what date you use. The first “due date” I got using the suspected ovulation date & an online calculator was 12/7/11.
Around 1 A.M. on 12/7 I woke up with cramps & back pain. I’d been having Braxton Hicks Contractions for weeks upon weeks, and they had gone from annoying, to uncomfortable, to painful, and I’d had a few with some cramping. I thought to myself that I might want to tell DH to stay close to a phone that day in case this was “it.” After I was awoken by “cramps” and back pain every few minutes, I realized that this was, in fact, “it.”
After I deleted the duplicates, 353 people entered this giveaway. The winning entry is #247, which is Karen.
Congratulations Karen, I’m sending you an email now!
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