As some of you know, my baby LOVES his Best Bottom diapers from Nicki's Diapers. This week they're giving away a free diaper in a cute owl print. What I haven't blogged about on here is my adoration of owls and all things owly. I've still been unpacking all my owl paraphernalia, but once it's all out, my house will be owlicious indeed.
So, even though I've blogged a million times today, here's one more time. Nicki's Diapers is having a giveaway and I want that owl print! :o)
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Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Thursday, September 22, 2011
i guess baby d likes cloth diapers
Baby D HATES hates hates to be wet. The minute he pees, we all know it because he screams like the world has ended.
Strangely enough, he enjoys hot showers, warm baths, and cold rain.
Anyway, we've been out and about all day, and I packed 3 diaper shells and maybe 7 inserts. We use Best Bottom diapers and I for one really love them. They are so easy and so cute.
I have been a little bit worried, though, because I've read accounts of babies not liking cloth diapers because they are too thick.
Well, today the baby and I were out and about. We visited my mom at her work to help her set up a facebook page for her business, and then came home to take care of my handicapped older brother. We went through just about all the diapers, and I decided, what the heck, I'll use a disposable diaper, rather than go home to pick up another insert.
I diapered up my little boy in his Size 1 disposable, and that lasted, oh, maybe 3 minutes. I had just enough time to feed one cat, and on my way down to feed my parents' other cat who lives in the basement, the screams began.
At first I assumed he was hungry, because that kid decides he's starving to death and all hell breaks loose. But he wouldn't nurse.
So in a moment of inspiration and happy fortuitousness, I dug around in my diaper bag and found a final shell and insert to use. I stuck them together as quick as I could and got to changing this kid.
The second the 'sposie was off, he calmed.
When I snapped the final snap on his Double Chocolate diaper shell, he stopped crying altogether.
All was well in the world once again.
So, I guess that's the end of sposies for him. I'll admit I'm pretty relieved. Cloth diapers were a bit of an investment but if he genuinely prefers them AND they save us money in the long term, I'm happy with it.
Strangely enough, he enjoys hot showers, warm baths, and cold rain.
Anyway, we've been out and about all day, and I packed 3 diaper shells and maybe 7 inserts. We use Best Bottom diapers and I for one really love them. They are so easy and so cute.
I have been a little bit worried, though, because I've read accounts of babies not liking cloth diapers because they are too thick.
Well, today the baby and I were out and about. We visited my mom at her work to help her set up a facebook page for her business, and then came home to take care of my handicapped older brother. We went through just about all the diapers, and I decided, what the heck, I'll use a disposable diaper, rather than go home to pick up another insert.
I diapered up my little boy in his Size 1 disposable, and that lasted, oh, maybe 3 minutes. I had just enough time to feed one cat, and on my way down to feed my parents' other cat who lives in the basement, the screams began.
At first I assumed he was hungry, because that kid decides he's starving to death and all hell breaks loose. But he wouldn't nurse.
So in a moment of inspiration and happy fortuitousness, I dug around in my diaper bag and found a final shell and insert to use. I stuck them together as quick as I could and got to changing this kid.
The second the 'sposie was off, he calmed.
When I snapped the final snap on his Double Chocolate diaper shell, he stopped crying altogether.
All was well in the world once again.
So, I guess that's the end of sposies for him. I'll admit I'm pretty relieved. Cloth diapers were a bit of an investment but if he genuinely prefers them AND they save us money in the long term, I'm happy with it.
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