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Well so far I have used the bum genius 2.0 all in Ones (AIO). I placed an order for some more diapers A bumkkins a blueberry minky and a thristies I am soo looking forward to getting them. What types of diapers do you use and why do you love them
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| Posted by Lauren on 02/01/2008 01:26 PM
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| I have used mostly bummis super whishper wrap covers with unbleached Chinese prefolds for my son. I have a few kushies aios and some fuzzie bunz pocket diapers but love my prefolds the most. I guess because they are the most absorbent for my son. I am planning on buying more cpfs and some bum genius 2.0 aios and some swaddlebees aios more for my husband to be more inclined to help with diaper changes after our second child arrives. I am also looking into getting cloth wipes to use and go completely disposable free with the new baby. |
| posted by maura on 02/01/2008 03:12 PM
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| that is awsome, We love our bumgenius they are really easy to use. I have thought about cloth wipes but dh isn't quite onboard with that yet, I figure it would be easier then trying to sort out poopey wipes when you dump into the toliet since reg wipes can clog it up.......so I will prob try slowly, I know some pp who have just used baby washclothes and made their own solution with water and a squirt of baby soap. or they have premade solutions out their. |
| posted by Lauren on 02/02/2008 06:50 AM
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| yeah that is wat I have heard too. I have a friend that sells cloth diapers and all the accessories and she makes her own solution and uses hemp whipes. I still haven't decided for sure if I will go with cloth whipes I might wait until after baby 2 is a few months older and decide. |
| posted by maura on 02/02/2008 08:56 AM
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Hi there!
We use Baby BeeHinds (bamboo fleece which are super absorbant and super soft), Sammy's Sherpa (from The Baby Market Place which are awesome also) and Snap-to-Fit (flannel, which are super sturdy and a great daytime diaper). I'm making Chase's soakers out of recycled wool and cashmere sweaters this week. I love the Baby Beehinds diapers, but they're just so darn expensive ($20 each), so I'm gonna try my hand at making my own. I just got the fabric to make all my Hemp Fleece inserts which should help alot with my super soaking munchkin!
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| posted by Jeanie on 02/02/2008 04:51 PM
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Thats awsome ,let us know how the ones you make turn out, I personally can't sew but am thinking of getting a sewing machine and learning - my dh can sew though alittle at least so that helps with stuff around the house
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