Dec 26
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Saturday, December 26, 2009 in
Cloth Diaper
When I gave birth to my second child twenty years ago, I was given a present that struck me as quite odd. I had one year earlier moved from Sweden to Denmark, and, as a nurse at that time, had no knowledge of anything other than disposable diapers. We were all so engrossed in the “use-and-throw-away” mentality.
The gift I received was a woolen panty, knitted by my grandmotherly neighbor, for my baby. (more…)
Dec 25
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Friday, December 25, 2009 in
Cloth Diaper
Wool
Natural wool material is absolutely amazing. Wool can absorb liquid up to 30% of its own weight before it will start leaking through, so it is an absolute great diaper cover cum soaker. Some wool pants have double layers which would give added protection for babies who are heavy wetter. Wool is extremely breathable and how do we know that? Just pull the frabic and you can see through the wool from the holes on it. Using a breathable diaper cover keeps the temperature lower inside the diaper, which is more comfortable for the child and reduces diaper rash issues. (more…)
Dec 25
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Friday, December 25, 2009 in
Cloth Diaper
Lay your baby flat on her the diaper. Pull the diaper over your baby as high as possible. Snap the flaps over the diaper till firm on the waist. Fold down the excess diaper to cover the flap. The flap gets shorter as your baby grows. (more…)
Dec 25
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Friday, December 25, 2009 in
Cloth Diaper
Caring for your wool covers
Hand wash in a sink full of warm water (not too hot, it will shrink your wool) with 1 tablespoon of your favorite wool wash (amounts vary by brand, read your wool wash directions carefully). Gently massage water/soap solution through the cover. Empty the soapy water then refill with fresh warm water and gently massage /rinse the cover. Gently squeeze out the water without twisting (wringing) the cover and roll it up in towel. Apply some pressure to squeeze the excess water out and then lay flat to dry or hang to dry. (more…)
Dec 25
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Friday, December 25, 2009 in
Cloth Diaper
- Cloth Diaper saves money. The cost of using disposable diapers on a baby till 3 yrs old, the average age for a toddler to be fully toilet trained would be RM3832.50.
While the cost of cloth diapers for the same age group would be RM1569. This figure includes detergent and water needed to wash the diapers. (more…)
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When I get my hands on these, I will post it on my store asap! I already have a few person paid in advance. Don’t think there are any left once my cousin comes over next week, (more…)