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 | Blakesmom (0)
07/10/2007 | Cloth Diapering is one of the best things you can do for you baby. Yes there is an investment, but that's what having a baby is all about. They doon't get that chronic diaper rash like with disposables, and with the modern cloth diaper it is so much easier than in our mom's days. I found the most beautiful and reliable All in ones. They are called Happy Endings Diapers,www.happyendingsdiapers.com and they have the cutest prints. They also have solids. the neat thing about them is they fasten in the back. I love them. I wil never use dispoables again!
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 | BugNBoos (0)
09/14/2005 | i run my own business.. www.bugnboos.com and i started it cause of the high prices of cloth diapers. i have 2 babies still in diapers, and disposables were getting very costly. plus my youngest has eczema and they were very irritating on his skin. so i started making my own cloth diapers, and a business took off. where normal companies charge anywhere from 15-20 dollars for a plain AIO, i charge only 8-10 dollars. and mine are also custom made for your child. i will NEVER go back to disposables again!
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 | Beloved (21)
05/03/2004 | What is with the cloth diaper companies they act like it is some kind of special luxury to cloth diaper your child, charging $20 dollars for an all in one cloth diaper (just some fleece and waterproof fabric)that your baby is just going to pee and poop on. Anyway I use cloth diapers, the ones I use I made them myself they work great and are completely travel friendly. I would never go back to disposables again. I never have to run out and by anything they are always there. I never dunk my diapers I just flush any excess poop an toss them in the pail and let mother nature sort it all out. No problems with rashes or allergic reactions etc etc like disposables.
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 | Fabienne (0)
02/23/2004 | Best diapers for a baby cheeks, less rash, ecological, and money saver.
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 | twinmom101 (33)
07/14/2003 |  Eco-friendly and cheap, cloth diapers have a lot going for them if you don't mind dunking poopy diapers in the toilet to pre-clean them. I have unfond memories of changing my little brother and then taking the diaper over to the tiolet for the unpleasant task of washing the excesss poop off when I was growing up. Cloth diapers are a big hassle and not at all travel-friendly but at least you don't have to feel like you are throwing your money away as it is with disposables. Some things to consider is the extra cost running the laundry all the time, the extra work needed to clean them and how dedicated you are to doing it. The start-up cost of cloth diapers can be high too, but if you don't mind used stuff, you can buy them on e-bay to keep it reasonable. Mothering magazine regularly does articles featuring cloth diapers and which ones rate high with readers. Sadly, I must admit to using my supply of cloth diapers as burp rags which attests to my love of convenience items. Maybe if I have one baby some day I'll try this.
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