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Breathlessness can make you feel anxious|, frustrated and panicky. All these emotions can cause rapid, shallow breathing, which in turn can make you more breathless.
Learning and practising relaxation can help you control anxiety and breathe more easily. In this section, we explain a relaxation technique that's easy to do at home.
Try to find a quiet and peaceful place to do this exercise. Make sure you're comfortable, whether you're sitting or lying down, with your shoulders, neck and back well-supported. Have your arms by your sides or hands resting on your lap. This technique can take practice, so try it for 5–10 minutes once a day to start off with, and then try to do more. Set aside time during the day to practise. It might be helpful to get someone to read these instructions to you.
1. Close your eyes.
2. Begin by breathing out and then in, just as much as you need. Then breathe out slowly with a slight sigh, like a balloon slowly deflating. Do this once more, as slowly as you can, and as you breathe out feel any tension in your body begin to drain away. Then try to keep your breathing at an even, steady pace.
Once you feel comfortable doing this, you can move on to the next stage.
3. Begin to think of each part of your body in turn.
4. Start with your toes and check they are relaxed and comfortable. Allow them to feel heavy, and free of any tension.
5. Now think about your legs and allow your thighs to relax and roll outwards.
6. Next, let your tummy muscles become soft and relaxed.
7. Think about your fingers and let them become limp and still. Allow this feeling of relaxation to spread up your arms to your shoulders.
8. Let your shoulders relax and drop easily.
9. Let your neck muscles relax. Your head is resting and supported. Enjoy this feeling of relaxation.
10. Allow your face and expression to relax; make sure your teeth are not clenched and let your jaw rest in a relaxed position.
11. Now, as your body feels relaxed, become aware of the all-over sensation of letting go, of quiet, calm and resting. Enjoy this feeling of relaxation. If you find your mind becoming busy again, check where your muscles have tensed and then relax them.
12. Gently bring your attention back to the room that you're in. Have a gentle stretch and open your eyes. Remember to get up slowly once you've finished.
Once you feel comfortable doing the above exercise, it can help to imagine pleasant or tranquil surroundings, or to listen to some relaxing music. If you have an MP3 player you can download relaxation podcasts from the internet.
You may want to explore other relaxation techniques. Relaxation CDs and tapes may be available from your local library. Some hospitals, cancer centres and hospices offer breathing control and relaxation sessions. Ask your doctor or nurse whether any are suitable for you.
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I live in Kansas and have two four year old potted bouganvilla. I faithfully cart them in the house before first frost and take them out again in spring. We went on vacation (2.5 weeks) and the kid who took care of the cats while we were away was supposed to give them water a couple of times. We returned home last night and its pretty obvious he did not water them at all. All leaves are dried out and most of them brown. I put water on them immediately, and probably over watered them in my panic (I am attached to them!) Does anyone have any advice or even experience in reanimating bouganvilla after two weeks of 100+ degree weather and very little water? |
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One or two thorough soakings should do it. Test with a moisture meter, and soak them again by dunking the pot when the meter indicates they are on the dry side. DO NOT PRUNE: Wait until you give the plant a chance to bud out some new leaves. When you are 100% sure what is dead and what is not, prune off the dead stuff. They grow well in AZ at 110+, with just a couple of soakings a month. |
Bougainvilleas are capable of dormancy so I'd think it would resort to going dormant rather than just dying. In tropical plants that cannot survive freezing, the whole purpose of dormancy is to survive drought rather than cold. No experience with bougainvillea, but my hunch is that the leaf-drop and dead-looking appearance is just exactly what the plants are adapted to do in these conditions. Don't be heartbroken if all the stunted leaves fall off; the plants may just do that in the process of regenerating new ones. |
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Hello and welcome to The WDW Radio Show - Your Walt Disney World Information Station. I am your host, Lou Mongello, and this is show #207 for the week of January 30, 2011.
The newest addition to the Disney Cruise Line fleet, the Disney Dream, took her Maiden Voyage this past week, welcoming thousands of passengers aboard this modern classic vessel that blends elegance with contemporary design and technological innovations found nowhere else. I had a chance to sail on the Inaugural cruise and experience all that the Dream had to offer, and this week, Im joined by Deb Wills and Beci Mahnken as we bring you our roundtable discussion from on board the Dream where we review the ships features, amenities, entertainment, dining and everything else from stem to stern.
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Celebrate the end of another great year with the Annual Student Exhibition where students showcase work from throughout the year. Juror and Guest Speaker- Lawrence Labianca http://www.lawrencelabianca.com/ Opening Reception: Thursday May 1 | 4 – 5:30pm Artist Presentation: 4pm PL … Continued Find out more »
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In Mind Over Medicine, in my latest TEDx talk and in many blog posts like this one, I talk about how the body is equipped with natural self-repair mechanisms that can be flipped on or off with thoughts, beliefs, and feelings that originate in the mind. This is great news, because it means, in essence, that you can heal yourself.
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Mind Over Medicine has a whole section which teaches you the 6 Steps To Healing Yourself (you can read it for yourself by buying the book here.) But one of the many simple ways you can flip on your body's self-repair mechanisms is via meditation.
What Does It Mean To Meditate?
Dictionary.com defines meditation as "continued or extended thought; reflection; contemplation," but I prefer Harvard professor Dr. Herbert Benson's definition. He defines it as "Repetition of a word, sound, phrase, prayer, or muscular activity while passively disregarding everyday thoughts that inevitably come to mind and returning to your repetition."
With this definition of meditation, anything can be a meditation – not just sitting with your eyes closed in the lotus position, but walking, making art, cooking, shopping, dancing, driving… whatever.
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In my medical training, we were not taught that the body knows how to heal itself. It is equipped with natural self-repair mechanisms that repair broken proteins, kill cancer cells, fight infections, prevent aging, and maintain the homeostasis of the body. When the body gets sick, whether from the common cold or something more serious, like heart disease or cancer, it's almost always because the body's self-repair mechanisms have broken down, usually because of stress.
When the nervous system is stressed, as it is during the "fight-or-flight" stress response that is so commonly triggered in modern day life, these self-repair mechanisms are disabled and the body is at risk for disease. Only when the counterbalancing relaxation response is activated, when the sympathetic nervous system is turned off and the parasympathetic nervous system is turned on, can the body heal itself.


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Hello - I'm just starting a kitchen reno but needing to work with existing cabinets. Along one wall, to the right of a window/sink area, I will have four upper cabinets that total 69 inches. Unfortunately, my base cabinets to the right of the window/sink are only 63 inches (I'm reusing existing cabinets from the opposite wall and can't order new as the stain/model has changed). I'm wondering about possible options to even this up... putting a 10 inch or so counter extension with a little stool tucked under? Of course, you see this a lot on islands but I'm worried this will look a little strange along a wall. Extending the counter to match up with uppers but then building some shelves along the edge of the end base cabinet? I would love some ideas and pictures, or words of caution. Thank you!! |
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I actually like the idea of extending the end of the counter and putting shelves underneath. I think visually it would extend the base cabinets. The shelves would be a nice way to store cookbooks or really pretty/exotic dishes. I just don't think 6" would be enough for books but may be okay for smaller special dishes. I'm sure someone else will have better input. |
I like the idea of tucking a stool in there, too, especially if there is no other stool in the kitchen. It's always nice to be able to grab one and sit down. If your house is like ours, a stool gets a lot of action from our littles, and I'd love a dedicated place to tuck one away when it isn't in use. Depending on the style, a step stool that doubles with seating could go there and then be pulled out for reaching into the top shelves of pesky uppers (I'm kinda short.) Is this in a good spot for a trash can? It would be so much less expensive to put a can under there in the opening than buying a trash pullout cupboard. Here is a picture of book cubbies under a peninsula somewhat like you describe. It's in the comments section, the author is "Mid Mod Mom" http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/414525/list/Show-Us-Your-Kitchen- |
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Have the person who is "it" return. Tell them they may request members of the group to perform certain actions in a way that expresses the adverb. For instance, the guesser might ask one person to walk across the circle, another to read aloud, another to pick up a piece of paper. Each person who is invited to act should perform the action in a way that expresses the adverb. The guesser attempts to identify the adverb based on the other's actions. You may wish to limit the game by setting 5-8 actions per adverb; then, have the group announce the word to the guesser, and choose a new person to be "it."
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So try on the shirt. measure around where you want the neckline (shoulder line?) to be. Since it's off the shoulder i measured 8" from my shoulder and cut straight across. Pin where you're goin to cut first, to avoid the two pieces separating and becoming uneven.
next, put back on the shirt and measure how long you want your puffed sleeves to be. again, i measured 8". this included seam allowances, and allowance for the ruffle.
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Heading through the gates at Trisara in between Layan and Banana beach on Phuket's impressively natural northwestern coast, one gets a distinct Bond-like feeling of impregnating a formidable fortress. Only this is no evil arch villain's lair, this is five-star luxury at its heady best, all 40 gorgeous green acres of it. Minutes later, an electric golf caddy drops us off at a lower reception and we descend a rather regal staircase into the central court of the resort bordering the beach, home to its restaurants and swimming pool.
'Seafood' is the latest culinary creation of Trisara – the only five-star resort on the island with a Thai chef. Chef Kla is an extremely well-travelled man, having been sent on culinary missions to Sydney, New York, Singapore and Spain – working alongside and learning from one- and two-star Michelin chefs.
The restaurant itself mirrors the opposite side of the court only it sports elegant nautical touches such as ship's rope wound around columns and touches of blue, white and turquoise as well as louvered shutters.
Outside, light touches such as trelliswork enhance the subtlety of the place. This restaurant doesn't need to speak in a loud voice; instead it whispers its seduction.
We choose a table on the wooden-decked terrace although we could just as well have sat 'les pieds dans le sable' on the beach as the French say, or inside the air-conditioned interior with its Café Del Mar music. It's not a beautiful day but still the magic of this spot is overpowering and the only music we hear (or need) is the crashing of waves on the shore and the odd fishing smack passing by.
After a dish of mixed international oysters (the Phuket ones were the most muscular) we sample a spanking fresh tuna tartar with pomelo, citrus, ginger and dried seaweed and an almost perfect sole meunière with green asparagus and potatoes. You couldn't get a better example of the level of Seafood's cuisine than this fish dish.
We also enjoy light, battered fish and chips along with a sea bass dish featuring squid, sugar snap peas, watercress and red quinoa. All this, along with a heavenly dessert selection and 2010 Whispering Angel rosé from Provence, is enough to make one believe that terrestrial paradise is achievable – it's just a matter of knowing where to look.
A hint: 'Trisara' is Sanskrit for 'third garden in heaven'.
There's a balance to be struck here: Seafood is certainly not inaccessible to non-hotel guests yet it remains a place for a very special day out, for that out-of-the-ordinary meal we all should treat ourselves to once in a while.
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A Year of Change, A Place of Continuity
To remain relevant in a rapidly changing world, universities must continuously evolve. Thomas Jefferson knew this. In an 1804 letter he wrote, "Science is progressive. What was useful two centuries ago is now become useless … what is now deemed useful will in some of its parts become useless in another century." Mr. Jefferson was using the word science in its nineteenth-century sense to mean the entire body of knowledge. In the past year, the members of our University community have worked hard and have taken intellectual risks to ensure that the knowledge created and shared here continues to be useful, and that the University continues to meet the emerging needs of the Commonwealth, the nation, and the world.
The past year was a period of transformation in the University's executive leadership. Michael Strine became the new executive vice president and chief operating officer in July, succeeding Leonard Sandridge at the conclusion of his forty-four years of service. Michael came here from the Johns Hopkins University, where he served as vice president for finance, chief financial officer, and treasurer. As a former faculty member, a leader in state government, and an experienced financial and operational leader, Michael has a diverse background that has prepared him well for this job at U.Va.
John Simon became the University's new executive vice president and provost in September, succeeding Tim Garson. John is a chemist who came to us from Duke University, where he served for six years as vice provost for academic affairs, overseeing strategic planning and nurturing campuswide academic initiatives to connect the humanities, social sciences, and sciences. Prior to serving as vice provost, John chaired Duke's Department of Chemistry, and earlier served on the faculty at the University of California at San Diego. Together, John Simon and Michael Strine will lead a strong team of deans and vice presidents who are committed to advancing the University and its mission.
Even during a period of change, certain constancies continue to define life and learning here. When Mr. Jefferson was making plans for the University in 1821, he wrote that he wished to see its students "rising under a luminous tuition, to destinies of high promise." Today, our outstanding students work and study diligently to fulfill the destinies that Jefferson described. They regularly win awards and honors recognizing their achievements. The Class of 2011 included one Rhodes Scholar, one Udall Scholar, four Goldwater Scholars, and four winners of Davis Prizes for Peace. In September 2011, seven of our scholars—two graduate students and five recent graduates—received Fulbright awards to study abroad. During their time here, these students and their classmates participated in a rigorous education in what Jefferson called "the useful sciences" that nurtured their academic growth while also fostering their personal maturation with opportunities for self-governance, service, and leadership. This process of education and maturation produces broadly informed, well-rounded graduates who are ready to assume positions of leadership on the day they leave the Grounds.
The excellence of our students is largely attributable to the work of our faculty members, who distinguished themselves in many ways in the past year. Three professors from the College of Arts & Sciences—historian Alon Confino, Ernest H. Ern Professor of Environmental Sciences Paolo D'Odorico, and anthropologist Kath Weston—were awarded Guggenheim fellowships. Kim Hazelwood, associate professor of computer science in the School of Engineering & Applied Science, was recognized by Technology Review magazine as one of the world's top innovators under the age of thirty-five. Kim Tanzer, the Edward E. Elson Professor of Architecture and dean of the School of Architecture, was elected to the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects, the national professional association of architects. Chip Tucker, the John C. Coleman Professor of English, was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. Rita Dove, Commonwealth Professor of Poetry and former U.S. Poet Laureate, was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and was invited by President Barack Obama to read her poetry at an "Evening of Poetry" at the White House in May.
Timothy Beatley, the Teresa Heinz Professor of Sustainable Communities; and James Ryan, the William L. Matheson and Robert M. Morgenthau Distinguished Professor of Law and the F. Palmer Weber Research Professor of Civil Liberties and Human Rights, received 2011 Outstanding Faculty Awards from the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia.
U.Va. Health System physicians are recognized regularly for excellence in their areas of specialization. Forty-eight of our physicians were included in the latest edition of America's Top Doctors. This guide recognizes physicians who are considered to be among the top 1 percent in the nation in their medical specialties and subspecialties. The specialties of the forty-eight doctors recognized range from neonatal medicine to geriatric psychiatry. Additionally, fifteen U.Va. physicians were included in the listing for a sister publication, American's Top Doctors for Cancer.
Public service continued to be a hallmark of University life in the past year. Students here are strongly committed to service, and Madison House gives them many opportunities to help in our community. In the 2010–11 academic year, more than 3,400 students volunteered within nineteen program areas, at some ninety sites. Their cumulative volunteer work added up to more than 100,000 hours, with approximately 18,000 residents in the Charlottesville-Albemarle area directly affected by our students' volunteer service. Among the nineteen program areas at Madison House are an Adopt-a-Grandparent program, which allows students to provide one-on-one companionship to senior citizens living in nursing homes, adult communities, and private residences; a Big Sibling program, which matches our students with local, at-risk kids between the ages of six and twelve; an ESL tutoring program for children and adults offered through Albemarle County; and Hoos Against Hunger and Homelessness, where volunteers work with adults and children at a local homeless shelter and operate a food redistribution program.
University employees once again demonstrated their concern for the community through their participation in the 2010 Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign. Our employees contributed more than $910,000 through the campaign, the highest total of any state agency. U.Va. employees' donations made up more than 24 percent of the statewide total of $3.8 million. Since 1999, University employees have contributed more than $8 million through the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign. In addition, U.Va. was the top state agency in total dollars contributed to the Virginia Disaster Relief Fund. This fund was established to provide financial aid to citizens of Virginia who suffered losses as a result of tornadoes, hurricanes, flooding, and an earthquake.
Despite a weak economy, we continue to make steady progress in the Campaign for the University of Virginia, with current and future support commitments totaling more than $2.47 billion as of the end of August. For the 2011 fiscal year, which ended June 30th, overall giving by alumni, parents, and friends was up $27 million (35 percent) over fiscal year 2010. This generous support enables us to sustain and strengthen the University in difficult economic times. We have begun using the theme "Heart of the Grounds" to describe the final stage of the campaign. Thomas Jefferson's Rotunda and Academical Village represent the physical heart of the Grounds, while our faculty and students personify the figurative heart of the Grounds. Preserving these literal and figurative hearts of the Grounds will be a key focus in the year ahead.
As I reflect on our progress over the past year, I recall Thomas Jefferson's view of this University as "an institution on which the fortunes of our country may depend." Our Commonwealth and our country are depending on this University now more than ever to fulfill its multifaceted mission of education, research, clinical care, and public service. This report describes our progress in pursuing these mission areas in the past year.
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Desis in California – Meet Dave Teja of Yuba City
By kamla bhatt • Jul 21st, 2012Category: Diaspora, Featured, India, Life
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There is a place in Northern California that is home to an interesting mix of people of Indian origin. That place is Sutter county and the town where the early Indians settled is called Yuba City.
By the close of the 19thc a small band of Indians mostly from the Punjab province made their way to the west coast of California lured by stories of vast land and money. That those stories about vast tracts of land and wealth travelled to Asia is not surprising when you consider that Sutter county was the gateway to the famous "gold rush" of 1849 that drew young people from all over the world, including many from China. By the end of the 19thc when the early Indian immigrants came to this part of the world they came here to farm.
By the early 20thc there was a small community of Punjabis in Yuba City and that is where Gurudev "Dave" Teja grew up in the 1940s and 1950s. He became a lawyer and served as Sutter county's district attorney. He probably was the first person of Indian origin to serve as a district attorney in the US as he pointed prior to recording the interview.
Just like many members of the Indian community Dave automatically recited the name of his father and the village his father belonged in Punjab. "My father was Bachan Singh Teja, and he was the son of Inder Singh. He was Jindran (sp?) in Jalandhar district in Punjab." Dave's father traveled by sea via Suez Canal to New York on SS City of Beneras and went to study in Minnesota and Arkansas. In 1931 his father married an American. "Mom was of Norwegian ancestry," says Dave and is quick to point out "Marriages between Anglo women and Indians were banned in California in 1931."
In this interview Dave describes how his father arrived in the US, and about his grand-uncles who came before his father did. Through his oral recollections Dave paints a vivid portrait of what it was like to live and grown up in the farming community of Sutter County in the 1940s and 1950s, and how he developed his notion of India. Books by John Masters and EM Forster fuelled and sustained his curiosity about the country that his father came from.
This interview was recorded in 2008 in Yuba City. I spent a good part of the day driving around Yuba City and visiting his office and his favorite Indian restaurant while he regaled me with a series of anecdotes and stories and this interview is just a small segment of it.
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I have decided to add a few grape vines to the home orchard. The spot I have decided on is big enough for 6 muscadine grapes it will be 6 15 foot rows oriented east to west. It will be a Geneva double curtain design. The problem I have is I have no room on either side for dead men to support the posts so the posts will have to be stout enough to hold the weight. That is where I run in to the problem as I want to be sure the posts don't get pulled inward. The plan I had is 10 foot treated 4x4 posts sunk 4 foot and cemented in. Is that good enough? Over kill? Would 8 foot posts sunk 2 foot and cemented be enough? Any input welcome. |
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Rabbit You can reinforce your trellis end posts from INSIDE the trellis.....place an additional (possibly shorter) post inside the grapeline about 4 feet away from the end post......Add a Horizontal brace and/or a Diagonal brace to apply resistance to the Terminal post..... Use the longer post and deeper hole.....NO concrete Whoo-wheee.....12+ three or four foot holes to dig.....now that's a workout !......what's the "soil" or sub-soil like in your neighborhood ? doug |
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Abnorm, Gahh why didn't I think of inside....that is PERFECT! Thank you. I don't mind digging the holes, have a turn type augur and it makes short work of the holes. If I got lazy I could borrow Floral City Lous 3 point auger as I have a tractor. But heck I need the exercise to stay warm on these cold August days:) So by my count that would be 12 main post holes and 12 inside dead man holes +98 degree heat and a 3+ year wait for any grapes to harvest....sometimes I wonder about my sanity. The native soil is sugar sand......the subsoil is also sugar sand lol but this is a area I have worked for a few years and the soil is jet black loamy sand to a depth of 18 inches. |
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Tom is right. As a cattle rancher, we install thousands of posts. The deeper the better. Be sure to tamp the soil and water in as you go to get rid of air bubbles. Try to remove a post that has been cemented in and you'll learn why it's not such a great idea. |
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During my first pregnancy, I didn't know the difference between a pocket diaper and a prefold, but after much exhaustive research, I finally decided on the ultimate cloth diapering system for our family. Unfortunately, I didn't have the diaper diagrams and descriptions in The Eco-nomical Baby Guide to refer to because we simply hadn't written it yet!
Four years and another child later, I have been given a huge assortment of absorbent and adorable diapers. My daughter Jovi often sports cow print happy heinys, homemade hemp diaper liners, prefolds with various covers, and even colorful fuzzibunz pocket diapers.
What have I realized after gathering up this diverse collection of cloth diapers? You don't really have to choose just one type! Of course paying full price for all this loot could be prohibitively expensive, but if you're open to buying gently used cloth diapers, you can try an assortment and know that you don't have to rule out any one kind.
What is your cloth diaper philosophy? Are you strictly loyal to one brand or style, or have you too build up a variety of diapers? Have you been lucky enough to inherit hand-me-downs?
We've gone through lots of different options with our two kids. My wife is the cloth diaper nut of the family and I'm kind of along for the ride. We now have a brick-and-mortar diaper store in the area (diaper lab) which is a huge help. We've gone from prefolds and covers, to the bum genius, to flat diapers. We now use a mixture of bum genius and flats. We've been using velcro closures pretty exclusively but the boy has recently learned to open those! My mom gave us a cloth diaper setup with our first as a gift and then we added to it. With the second we got a gift of a dozen bum genius which was an amazing addition. And we recently bought the flats.
Someday when our diapering days are done we are going to have an amazing cloth diaper stash to pass on!! But there is a lot of cloth diapering that you end up doing by feel and your needs change over time.
I played with a few. Then I got a job at a cloth diaper store because I came in to chat so often. I got a chance to try everything that came back from our trial program and get a sense of almost every diaper. And I bought 13 of the same thing and two more of something similar (Mostly Baby Kicks fitteds). My husband hates variety.
I highly recommend trying a style out because there are a few crummy diapers out there. There are also tons of great diapers that fit some babies well and some poorly.
Any suggestions on where to locate slightly used ones? I'm going to be having my first child & would like to stock up without having to pay full price for everything.
We haven't played with many brands, but after a lot of research we went with BumGenius. We had the XS all-in-ones for when she was born and now we use the one-size pocket diaper. Been totally happy with them so far. Easy to use and wash, and they're stylish.
I think it's great to have a wide variety, because there are benefits to each (pocket, AIO, prefolds, hybrids) and we find that we use different styles for different needs. My daughter sleeps in a doubled up pocket diaper, wears prefolds and covers around the house, and AIO's when we leave the house. I know a lot of moms who are sold to one brand/style, and they're missing out!
Hey Krista –
If you have a local store near you that sells cloth diapers, they may have slightly used ones. You can always look on Craig's List to find them (I don't think Ebay allows previously used ones to be sold there). Another place to look is at the numerous websites that sell cloth diapers. I know there are tons of them but here are a few that I know have gently used cloth ones:
Kelly's Closet
Jillian's Drawers
Nicki's Diapers
There are lots of other great stores out there where when you sign up for the mailing list you get a discount code, or they have regular sales, especially on discontinued colors/styles, etc. Some great retailers that I've used and like are:
Happy Baby Company
Nurtured Family
Diaper Shops
If you find a brand you like, they sometimes have an outlet where you can get things very cheap. For example, one of the brands I really like is Blueberry or Swaddlebees. If you go to their website and sign up, from time to time they have sales on products that have the wrong color snap on them or a different insert then they usually sell and they also have overstock sales. It's often cheaper to go this route but I would suggest you have tried them first and like them before buying them like this.
You will also find lots of great homemade diapers that show up from region to region. They can sometimes be cheaper and equally cute. I found some in a local kids clothing store (not even a diaper shop). Here are a few homemade stores that I am aware of and have tried and like.
My Butter bears
Tallulah Baby
Green Acre Designs
There are lots, lots, lots more options and everyone has their own opinions so just try ones and see what fits best on your child and in your life. Also know that as your child grows, their body may change and some of the diapers you thought were your favorite may become the ones you like the least. Best of luck!
I like to have a variety as well. Fitted with covers for newborns, mostly prefolds after that, with pocket diapers at night. I got lots of diapers used through Diaper Swapper (forum) and Jillian's Drawers.