Comments on: Why do I keep thinking it’s a Friday? http://slackermama.com/2008/04/30/why-do-i-keep-thinking-its-a-friday/ making little kids cry since 1999 Sat, 30 Aug 2008 02:34:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Britt http://slackermama.com/2008/04/30/why-do-i-keep-thinking-its-a-friday/#comment-9481 Britt Sun, 04 May 2008 01:15:30 +0000 http://slackermama.com/?p=1767#comment-9481 I just bought a package of cheap white terry cloth wash cloths to use for wipes. They work really well (and they were $2.99 a pack at Target). it's a lot nicer to use those with the cloth diapers because you don't have to worry about carrying poopy wipes to the garbage (and having poopy wipes IN your garbage). You can just tuck the dirties in the cloth diaper and throw it all in the wash together. I have a wipe warmer, and I wet my cloths and keep them in the warmer so Nicky gets a nice warm wipe and I don't have to worry about wetting the cloths when I change him. (You can tell me to shut up anytime. I just on a cloth diaper kick-you know how it is, right?) Britts last blog post..<a href="http://fluentbrittish.wordpress.com/2008/05/01/embarrassing-moment-of-the-week/" rel="nofollow">Embarrassing Moment of the Week</a> I just bought a package of cheap white terry cloth wash cloths to use for wipes. They work really well (and they were $2.99 a pack at Target). it’s a lot nicer to use those with the cloth diapers because you don’t have to worry about carrying poopy wipes to the garbage (and having poopy wipes IN your garbage). You can just tuck the dirties in the cloth diaper and throw it all in the wash together.

I have a wipe warmer, and I wet my cloths and keep them in the warmer so Nicky gets a nice warm wipe and I don’t have to worry about wetting the cloths when I change him.

(You can tell me to shut up anytime. I just on a cloth diaper kick-you know how it is, right?)

Britts last blog post..Embarrassing Moment of the Week

]]> By: EmilyPie http://slackermama.com/2008/04/30/why-do-i-keep-thinking-its-a-friday/#comment-9476 EmilyPie Sat, 03 May 2008 16:06:16 +0000 http://slackermama.com/?p=1767#comment-9476 I'm glad I'm not the only knocking on wood every day ;) Though, I'm still imagining these things... EmilyPies last blog post..<a href="http://www.emilypie.com/2008/05/courtesy-of-google-analytics.html" rel="nofollow">Courtesy of Google Analytics</a> I’m glad I’m not the only knocking on wood every day ;) Though, I’m still imagining these things…

EmilyPies last blog post..Courtesy of Google Analytics

]]> By: Marilyn http://slackermama.com/2008/04/30/why-do-i-keep-thinking-its-a-friday/#comment-9451 Marilyn Thu, 01 May 2008 04:54:38 +0000 http://slackermama.com/?p=1767#comment-9451 Thanks for the input! The more people who I hear have done it and found it to be not so bad, the more encouraged I feel. :) I went ahead and ordered three one-size AIO's today. If they work out, we'll get more. I may get prefolds or something else in the meantime since getting the "good stuff" will take us a while to build up. Thanks for the input! The more people who I hear have done it and found it to be not so bad, the more encouraged I feel. :) I went ahead and ordered three one-size AIO’s today. If they work out, we’ll get more. I may get prefolds or something else in the meantime since getting the “good stuff” will take us a while to build up.

]]> By: Jaclyn http://slackermama.com/2008/04/30/why-do-i-keep-thinking-its-a-friday/#comment-9450 Jaclyn Thu, 01 May 2008 04:45:27 +0000 http://slackermama.com/?p=1767#comment-9450 Crawling out from practicum hell, I've used cloth diapers (prefolds, fitted, pockets, & AIOs) on the kiddos that I've nannied for and I always found them quite easy. I will be using cloth diapers for my little ones in the future. Three big plusses: early toilet training / learning from my experience (including my family, we were all under 2), so much better for the environment (a traditional cloth diaper takes 6 months to decompose while a disposable takes an estimated 500 years), and if you invest in good products it will actually be cheaper long term after the initial investment! Jaclyns last blog post..<a href="http://midnightinthesun.blogspot.com/2008/04/action.html" rel="nofollow">* Action</a> Crawling out from practicum hell, I’ve used cloth diapers (prefolds, fitted, pockets, & AIOs) on the kiddos that I’ve nannied for and I always found them quite easy. I will be using cloth diapers for my little ones in the future.

Three big plusses: early toilet training / learning from my experience (including my family, we were all under 2), so much better for the environment (a traditional cloth diaper takes 6 months to decompose while a disposable takes an estimated 500 years), and if you invest in good products it will actually be cheaper long term after the initial investment!

Jaclyns last blog post..* Action

]]> By: Randi http://slackermama.com/2008/04/30/why-do-i-keep-thinking-its-a-friday/#comment-9449 Randi Wed, 30 Apr 2008 19:57:26 +0000 http://slackermama.com/?p=1767#comment-9449 Not a cloth diaper fan! I can't be rude, though, because I've never really tried them, but I think that disposable diapers are, in a way, like us emerging from the dark ages....LOL Not a cloth diaper fan! I can’t be rude, though, because I’ve never really tried them, but I think that disposable diapers are, in a way, like us emerging from the dark ages….LOL

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