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My Due Date: June 24, 2013I have given birth!
Age: 36 years old
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Joining team green!switching to cloth and loosing my eyelashes?
By bauer87 » Posted Feb. 2, 2013 9:42pm - 288 views - 1 comment
Today I decided NOT to find out the baby's gender! Really the only down side to this will be if its a boy I will need some boy clothes! running out and getting some onsies after the birth seems worth the surprise. I did buy the intelligender test and am going to take it in the morning. I heard mixed reviews on it a lot of people say its about as accurate as flipping a coin I guess I will just have to see for myself.
Today I went and bought a couple cloth diapers to try out on DD if I don't hate them by next weekend I want to buy 6 more to start a stash. I had no idea that there would be so many choices! all in ones pockets inserts prefold much more complicated than pampers. I hope I made the right decision I picked pocket diapers and hybrid 2-in one type. I want the new baby to be able to wear them too so I got the one size. Even after talking to the lady at the store for what seemed like forever I don't really understand the difference between all in one and pockets.They have a really big bumgenius package of like 18 that comes with a sprayer cloth wipes and a wetbag(no idea what a wet bag is)I'm not sure if I should invest or do more experimenting with different types. I don't want to confuse DH, he thinks I have this whole situation figured out.
For the past 2 days have noticed my eyelashes are falling out! Is this normal? is this a pregnancy symptom? I have been really tired lately because Scarlett has a cold and has been waking up coughing in the middle of the night. Maybe I am rubbing my eyes? Its so weird!? People keep telling me I have them on my face! My hair on my head doesn't seem to be falling out- not that I noticed anyway.
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Joining team green!switching to cloth and loosing my eyelashes?
By bauer87 » Posted Feb. 2, 2013 9:42pm - 288 views - 1 comment
Today I decided NOT to find out the baby's gender! Really the only down side to this will be if its a boy I will need some boy clothes! running out and getting some onsies after the birth seems worth the surprise. I did buy the intelligender test and am going to take it in the morning. I heard mixed reviews on it a lot of people say its about as accurate as flipping a coin I guess I will just have to see for myself.
Today I went and bought a couple cloth diapers to try out on DD if I don't hate them by next weekend I want to buy 6 more to start a stash. I had no idea that there would be so many choices! all in ones pockets inserts prefold much more complicated than pampers. I hope I made the right decision I picked pocket diapers and hybrid 2-in one type. I want the new baby to be able to wear them too so I got the one size. Even after talking to the lady at the store for what seemed like forever I don't really understand the difference between all in one and pockets.They have a really big bumgenius package of like 18 that comes with a sprayer cloth wipes and a wetbag(no idea what a wet bag is)I'm not sure if I should invest or do more experimenting with different types. I don't want to confuse DH, he thinks I have this whole situation figured out.
For the past 2 days have noticed my eyelashes are falling out! Is this normal? is this a pregnancy symptom? I have been really tired lately because Scarlett has a cold and has been waking up coughing in the middle of the night. Maybe I am rubbing my eyes? Its so weird!? People keep telling me I have them on my face! My hair on my head doesn't seem to be falling out- not that I noticed anyway.
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 | Comment from tickingbean » Posted Feb. 3, 2013 10:07am I use cloth diapers. I love them. You can join a cloth diaper co-op (facebook, etc) which help with the costs and answer a lot of questiosn. I do pockets. The AIO are not that much easier if you stuff right out of the dryer, but they take forever to dry. Velcro aren't great for durability, but they are for care providers. |
