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I am hoping to use cloth diapers, but everyone says I'm crazy. Is it really that difficult?
I would like to know what others' experiences are with cloth vs. disposable. I am going to register soon, and want to ask for cloth diapers, but my family says I am idealistic and think I'm naive to think I will have that kind of time or patience. Any comments??? Does anyone do both cloth and disposable, and when would you use each if this is the case?
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This is a great question. There is a new blog for moms at www.amerimommy.blogspot.com. There is a great posting about cloth diapers!posted 02/12/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
It's just not as complicated as it was for our mothers. We are cloth diapering as well, and I am so tired of hearing people tell me that it won't last. The day that our newborn cloth diapers arrived, I unpacked them right away, handed one to my husband and said, "Now doesn't this feel better than a disposable? Wouldn't you rather have this next to your baby?" We both agree, this is the way to go. The big seller for us was less chance of diaper rash. The cost benefits and environmental benefits are icing on the cake! Good luck to you!posted 09/07/2013 by kpnew22
I would never use cloth diapers! I'm having my first child next January but helped my sister raised my cousin and back in Cuba they only use cloth diapers.. it was horrible.. It smells,, because you need to wait for a few to be dirty to then wash them.. I definitely use disposable ones, it saves you time and the're more hygienic.posted 07/18/2013 by Yiyiii
Good for you! Cloth diapers are amazing and better for the enviorment and Baby! It saves money in the long run too so who wouldnt want to use them?? The most difficult thing about cloth diapers is when you have a newborn stage going on and the poop and pee comes every hour. But when bowels slow down, its easy!posted 07/15/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
We have been using cloth diapers since my son was 1 month old. They have been fabulous! I think it is really important to invest in quality diapers, but I haven't had issues with leaks or diaper rash at all. We use Rump-A-Rooz and purchased 24 when he was born. I've only run out a few times because of getting behind on laundry. We keep a stack of disposable just in case, but have yet to purchase any ourselves! The only drawback to me is that the cloth diapers are a little bulky, so sometimes his pants don't fit quite right or just look a little funny. Also, a lot of daycares don't allow cloth diapers. We are fortunate to have family watching him that is happy to cloth diaper. Hope that helps!posted 10/27/2012 by NoelSudano
I have been using cloth diapers for over 3 years now between my two children and I can honestly say it does not take me any more effort than using disposables. Yes, I do two loads of cloth diaper laundry per week, but in my opinion laundry is one of the LEAST difficult chores. I just hit start and walk away. The time I spend folding and stuffing my pocket diapers is surely less time than what it would take me to get in my car and drive to the store to purchase disposable diapers when you realize that you're on the last one. Don't get intimidated, most family members probably don't even know how cloth diapers have become more modernized and friendly! And heck, if you try it and don't like it, they at least have resale value.posted 10/18/2012 by tasmus
Honestly I got so much grief for cd it was crazy. Now my dd is 2 months old and I have to tell you I am so happy we did. Just buy enough to change her for at least 2 days because it is possible to get behind. I ordered mi online ad ordered 2 sizes. I ended up using both because I didn't order enough little ones to last me while I was the small ones. We have made it work. The only time we used disposable was when he was a newborn mostly because it was hard with her belly button healing and all. She used them a total of 5 days! Don't give up! It is wonderful to take care if them like that. There are lots of benefits. Not to make this more complicated but have you heard of EC? We do this with our dd and end up not having to deal with poop anywhere as often. It's pretty cool.posted 10/14/2012 by Anamoon
For starting out, especially if you're not sure you want to stick with it, I would get the gerber flats and dappi covers. It is the cheapest way to go, and folding the flats is not hard at all. Even my husband, who tried so hard to get out of folding diapers by saying he couldn't do it is a pro at it now. The covers I got at buy buy baby for $5 (a pack of two) and the gerber flats are cheap too. I don't remember the price, but two packs of flats and three covers should get you two days. Washing is no problem, I wash every other day. A short cycle with little detergent, then a long one with a little less than a scoop of my powder detergent and then an extra rinse. It's a pretty small load so my sink doesn't overflow. (my machine drains in my sink) and I hang it all up to dry before I got to bed and it's all usually dry by morning. For a newborn I would suggest having a pack or two of disposables for when you don't want to deal with the cloth. If you stick with it, you'll know it all.posted 06/29/2012 by ddmuniz64
I'm a 1st-time mommy, and hubby and I decided on cloth diapers from the get-go. We planned on using disposables anytime we were out of the house (mostly because my husband's family refused to change our son's diaper if it were cloth - ridiculous!) but now we use 100% cloth all the time. It's much easier than people think, and no you are not insane, even though people will think you are! Here's the skinny, at least for my family: we use pocket dipes (bumgenius 4.0 - AWESOME!). They leak at about the same rate as disposables did. The smell is worse with disposables. My son breaks out in a rash anytime he wears a disposable (why we now use 100% cloth). Disposables ARE easier when you are at a theme park simply bc of bulk of cloth. I do 1 load of diaper laundry every other day - just Tide, throw in dipes, turn the knob, done. You can't use petroleum based creams with cloth, but plain coconut oil does the trick. Honestly I'll never use disposables again.Check out cottonbabies.com Good luck!posted 06/08/2012 by unknownsmommy
I cloth diaper. I use disposables at night. I didn't cloth diaper right away, I waited until my daughter was 2 months old. At first, the diaper changes happen so fast, and they have bowel movements so often, it would be very overwhealming for me. I know some Mama's do it, and I have a lot of respect for them. My only issue has been with yeast. My daughter got a yeast rash, and the yeast really is hard to get out of cloth. I did get it out, though. I think you should at least try it. :) I would suggest pocket diapers instead of flat folds or pre-folds. They are so much easier to use. Good Luck!posted 05/21/2012 by mamabearxo
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This collection contains the personal papers of Harold E. Fischer, who was an Air Force pilot during the Korean War. He was captured and held as a prisoner of war from 1953-1955.
Fischer was born in Swea City, Iowa in 1925. He was a Navy Cadet during WWII, joined the Air Force in 1949. In 1950, he graduated from Air Training Command. Serving in Korea, Fischer was pilot of an F-86. He shot down his first enemy aircraft in 1952 and became an ace a year later. He would go on to becoming a double ace. Fischer became a prisoner of war in April 1953, and was held captive until 1955. He remained in the service until 1978, and was honored for his work with the Air Force Advisory Group in Viet Nam from 1971 1972. His honors include the Silver Star, Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal.
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It's heard that Liberty Media seems to be making a hostile takeover of SIRI. No info beyond that right now.
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SIRI - possible hostile tskeover
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Posted 01 April 2012 - 08:23 PM
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Posted 01 April 2012 - 08:38 PM
They already own 40%, cant be to hostile.
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Posted 02 April 2012 - 04:58 AM
Liberty filed legal paperwork that made a request. The gist was "Well, since we own 40%, please give us de-facto control of SIRI".
The financial websites are almost hysterical in their laughter about this.
The financial websites are almost hysterical in their laughter about this.
Posted 02 April 2012 - 05:27 AM
Liberty already messed up D*. Wonder what they'll do if they end up in control of S*?


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Frank Abagnale, author of Catch Me If You Can, will speak at Bucknell University on Monday, April 9, at 7 p.m. in the Weis Center. [note new date] - Nelly to perform at spring concert April 13
Grammy Award-winning hip-hop artist Nelly will perform in concert at Bucknell University on April 13 at 8 p.m. in the Gerhard Fieldhouse. Doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets for the general public are $30 per person. - Samek Art Gallery exhibition features alumni art collection
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The Samek Art Gallery at Bucknell University is hosting the exhibition, "INFLUX: Sculptural Works by Joe Meiser," on display through March 29. - SBDC workshop March 21: 'Emergency Planning for Small Businesses'
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The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Bucknell University will offer three "Quickbooks for Small Business Owners" workshops March 14, 15 and 16 in the SBDC Business Education Center. - SBDC seminar March 13: 'How to change unproductive behavior'
Business consultant David Burns will offer the seminar, "Out with the Old, In with the New: How to Change Unproductive Behaviors," March 13 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Bucknell SBDC Business Education Center. - Dines is Distinguished Visiting Lecturer March 6
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