Things began so simply. I was totally overwhelmed the first time I visited
a cloth diaper store! I was 8 months pregnant and figured I would just cloth diaper part-time. My sister had dabbled in it with my niece for
a few months several years earlier, so I guess I was expecting something similar. She had used cheap prefolds, pins and rubber pants from
a discount store. WRONG! It was nothing like that, but I did settle on something similar.

When my son had several allergic reactions to the 'sposies, we went from part-time in cloth to full-time. Thankfully, it was very early on and I
a had few diapers and covers. Now my stash is well over 40 diapers and covers, including some I made from recycled t-shirts. We have everything from prefolds to pockets, one-size, all-in-ones, and made from bamboo, cotton, and microfleece.
Since I discovered Twitter and
a bunch
of other Mommy bloggers, my son has won 5 diapers for our stash. He is only our first child, so this cloth addicted mommy will hopefully have many more fluffy bottom diaper changes ahead!
Contributed by Sara J.
http://johnsonandcollins.blogspot.com/
2 comments:
I'm so jealous that you've won 5 free diapers. I have entered numerous fluff contests but have not yet won anything. I've got my fingers crossed though.
I started with prefolds and flats, thinking that (unlike the spendy pocket dipes), I could use them for burp cloths or rags around the house if cloth diapering didn't work out. I'm happy to stay I'm still cloth diapering with them almost 6 months later!
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