reuasbles anyone

[honeybunch2k7]

Me! I want to use them in supplement to natural infant hygiene.

Lilaa, I don't know if I've ever heard of any squasing the baby on accident. There is a good book called 3 in a Bed by Deborah Jackson. I found that interesting. Some people choose to get a co-sleeper.

I'll probably be co-sleeping since I'm breastfeeding. May as well make my life a bit easier.

I really like the homemade baby food idea!

Jillypoop, maybe i need to learn how to make diapers!

 

[Waiting2bMommy]

In the states we have tidy diapers. You don't have to clean the dirty ones, you just return them to the service they clean them and return them and using the service is way cheaper than using throw aways. I don't know if its like that everywhere. But my mum did it when I was a baby and that was almost 22 years ago and she used it with all of us kids. Also it was better for our baby skin cause all of my siblings and I were allergic to disposables.

I'm Def using resuables

 

[Wife]

If you have more than one kid it's a great savings. The moms I've talked to said their water/electric bill hasn't gone up by that much. I plan on using cloth diapers because it's more comfortable for baby and I've heard it makes potty training easier.

 

[lozzy21]

I will use re reuseable napies for our kids as thy are moe eco friendly