AND THE WINNER OF THE ECO-NOMICAL BABY GUIDE is: Jessica, Comment #24!! Did you know that… …it is possible to cloth diaper and spend only $100 on your start-up costs? …buying used baby gear will save you about 40%? …breast milk is not only cheap and readily available but that it's so healthy for your baby that in one study cancer cells died when exposed to it? …you are supposed to knock the solid waste off of disposables, into the toilet, before … [Read more...]
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The Eco-nomical Baby Guide: A Review and Giveaway!
Posted by Becca on May 9, 2010
Filed Under: Becca, Cloth Diaper Giveaways, Cloth Diaper Reviews | Tagged: Tagged With: Becca Gettel, carbon footprint, cloth diapering, cloth diapers, diaper covers, Diaper Junction, diapers, drying on a clothesline, GREEN, Joy Hatch, Rebecca Kelly, save money, save the planet, The Eco-nomical Baby Guide, The Green Baby Guide
Share the Love: Buying Used Cloth Diapers
Posted by Cloth Diaper Blog Guest on January 18, 2010
I am a bargain shopper. I learned it from my mom, who learned it from my grandma, and it's just what we do in my family. There's nothing better than finding a great deal on something you really like. One of the best ways to find those killer deals is to find things used – or "Gently Loved" as I prefer to call them. Thrift shops, consignment stores, Craigslist; you name it, I've bought from it. But when I started my cloth diaper journey earlier this year, it caught me a little off guard … [Read more...]
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