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3 comments:
So lovely.
We recently invested in similar diapers for Liam, in the bigger size of course.
We were given Gerber hand-me-downs before he was born, which have been basically disintegrating with each washing...
There is now a natural parenting store in Fayetteville, Terra Tots which carries the most beautiful cloth diapers which is where I bought his "raw" cotton diapers. I love how they wash up into beautiful quilty diapers. They almost make diaper changes something to look forward to. Almost...
Can't wait to hear some news about the little one who will soon be wearing these diapers:-)
I did cloth diapers with Sierra. I did the prefolds with the covers. I also used All In ones, like Bumpkins.
I tried it out a little bit with Madeleine, but only when she was older and I used cloth with wool covers that I knitted. I didn't do it long with her because she had bad rashes that I couldn't get rid of and the diaper cream I had to use was staining the diapers and making them stink.
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