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The St. Louis County Library Foundation and Left Bank Books are pleased to present the funniest lady in suspense fiction, Lisa Lutz, for a discussion and signing of "The Trail of the Spellmans," a new installment in the hilarious and unconventional series about an eccentric family of private investigators.
The event will take place on Monday, March 12, at 7:00 p.m. at Library Headquarters, 1640 S. Lindbergh Blvd. The program is free and open to the public. Books will be available for purchase at the event from Left Bank Books.
New York Times bestselling author Lisa Lutz presents the highly anticipated fifth novel featuring fearless private investigator Izzy Spellman and her quirky, yet endearing, family of sleuths.
For the first time in Spellman history, Izzy might be the most normal member of her family. Mom has taken on an outrageous assortment of extracurricular activities--with no apparent motive. Dad has a secret. Izzy's brother and sister are at war--for no apparent reason. And her niece keeps saying "banana" even though she hates bananas. That's not to say that Izzy isn't without her own troubles. Her boyfriend, Henry Stone, keeps wanting "to talk," a prospect Isabel evades by going out with her new drinking buddy, none other than Gertrude Stone, Henry's mother.
Things aren't any simpler on the business side of Spellman Investigations. First, Rae is hired to follow a girl, only to fake the surveillance reports. Then a math professor hires Izzy to watch his immaculate apartment while he unravels like a bad formula. And as the questions pile up, Izzy won't stop hunting for the answers--even when they threaten to shatter both the business and the family.
Lisa Lutz is the author of the New York Times bestselling, Edgar- and Macavity-nominated, and Alice Award-winning Spellman Series. She is most recently the author of "Heads You Lose," co-written with David Hayward.
Program sites are accessible. Upon two weeks notice, accommodations will be made for persons with disabilities. Contact St. Louis County Library by phone 314-994-3300 or visit www.slcl.org.
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By Olly Wehring | 17 April 2014
The week in drinks
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Private equity firm Lion Capital has declined to comment on a report it has teamed up with Whyte & Mackay's (W&M) former CEO to table a bid for the Scotch whisky producer.
South Africa's bulk wine producers are likely to have to find new markets this year as competition in Europe intensifies, according to a new report
SABMiller has confirmed that it expects to cut around 400 jobs at its South African soft drinks unit Amalgamated Beverage Industries (ABI).
Gruppo Campari has agreed to pay EUR103.75m (US$143m) for Italian liqueur maker Averna Group.
The Coca-Cola Co has seen the first quarter of this year mirror its performance in 2013, with sales and profits dipping as volumes held firm.
Moët Hennessy has lined up the purchase of grand cru de côte-de-nuits Clos des Lambrays.
Export volumes of Australian wine fell by 6% in the last year, but the average value of wine being shipped rose slightly, latest figures reveal.
A contractual dispute between Miller Brewing Company (MBC) and Molson Coors is heading to court after settlement talks between the two broke down.
Diageo has reported flat nine-month sales and a drop in volumes as problems in Asian markets took their toll.
PepsiCo has posted a jump in first-quarter group profits, despite flat global beverage volumes and continuing CSD declines in North America.
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A Kangxi turquoise-glazed vase with silver lid, China for the export market, 17th century
A Kangxi turquoise-glazed vase with silver lid, China for the export market, 17th century. Estimation 10,000 — 15,000 GBP. Photo: Sotheby's. of baluster form with deep turquoise glaze, engraved and stamped silver foliate mounts and lid; 23.2cm. height. Sotheby's. Arts of the Islamic World, Londres, 22 avr. 2015
10 avril 2015
A rare turquoise-glazed tripod incense burner, Mark and period of Yongzheng
A rare turquoise-glazed tripod incense burner, Mark and period of Yongzheng. Estimate 500,000 — 700,000 HKD. Unsold. Photo courtesy Sotheby's finely potted with bombé sides rising to a slightly lipped mouthrim, surmounted by a pair of upright arched handles, all supported on three short tapering feet, vividly applied overall save for the base and the central interior with a bright translucent turquoise glaze, the biscuit base relief-moulded with a reign mark in three columns, concluding with an... [Lire la suite]
07 mars 2015
A turquoise-glazed bottle vase, Qing dynasty, 18th century
A turquoise-glazed bottle vase, Qing dynasty, 18th century. Estimate 3,000 — 5,000 USD. Photo Sotheby's. the globular body surmounted by a slightly flared cylindrical neck, covered overall with a lustrous, finely crackled turquoise glaze draining to a darker tone at the base - Height 12 in., 30.5 cm Provenance: Sotheby's New York, 21st March 1980, lot 214. Sotheby's. Important Chinese Works of Art, New York, 17 mars 2015, 02:00 PM
11 novembre 2013
An anhua-decorated turquoise-glazed 'dragon' vase, 18th century
An anhua-decorated turquoise-glazed 'dragon' vase, 18th century. Photo courtesy Bonhams The bulbous body delicately incised with two striding five-clawed dragons in pursuit of a flaming pearl amid cloud scrolls, a further five-clawed dragon on the neck in pursuit of the same pearl beneath a border of classic scroll at the rim, the exterior and inside of the neck all covered in a glossy turquoise glaze showing a fine craquelure. 39cm (15 3/8in) high. Sold for £5,000 (€5,986) Compare a related turquoise-glazed bottle... [Lire la suite]
22 octobre 2013
A light turquoise-glazed shufu-type bowl, Yuan dynasty
A light turquoise-glazed shufu-type bowl, Yuan dynasty. Stand slightly chipped with short hairline. D. 18,3 cm. Estimate 1800/2600 € Property from an European private collection. Nagel Auktionen. 2013/10/30. http://www.auction.de
22 septembre 2013
A turquoise-glazed pottery house model, Persia, 12th-13th century
A turquoise-glazed pottery house model, Persia, 12th-13th century. Photo: Sotheby's of rectangular form, with moulded decoration comprising an animal pen to the top containing various quadrupeds with an aperture in the centre, the sides also with open roundels and one main rectangular opening, covered with a bright turquoise glaze: 20.5 by 15.1cm. Estimation 8,000 — 12,000 GBP This interesting piece belongs to a surviving group of glazed ceramic house models, believed to date from the late/post-Seljuq... [Lire la suite]
22 septembre 2013
Two monumental turquoise-glazed calligraphic tiles, signed by Yusuf Ibn 'Ali [Ibn] Muhammad Ibn Abi [Tahir], probably Kashan
Two monumental turquoise-glazed calligraphic tiles, signed by Yusuf Ibn 'Ali [Ibn] Muhammad Ibn Abi [Tahir], probably Kashan, Persia, 13th century. Photo: Sotheby's comprising two tile panels with a turquoise glaze and moulded calligraphic decoration along the borders, featuring a central rectangular moulded border containing further calligraphy; 113.5 by 41.5cm. Estimation 80,000 — 120,000 GBP PROPERTY FROM THE GUERRAND-HERMÈS COLLECTION Inscriptions: Right border: Qur'an, chapter II (al-baqara),... [Lire la suite]
21 avril 2013
A rare turquoise-glazed ovoid vase, China, incised six-character Kangxi mark and of the period.
A rare turquoise-glazed ovoid vase, China, incised six-character Kangxi mark and of the period. Photo Nagel Auktionen The elongated ovoid body is surmounted by a reel-shaped neck below a flared rim, covered inside and out with a deep turquoise glaze suffused with a network of fine crackle, the base similarly glazed to cover the encircled mark - Very small glaze imperfection to the mouth rim. H. 22,5 cm. Estimate 30 000/50 000 € Turquoise is among the rarest of glaze colours found on marked Imperial... [Lire la suite]
08 novembre 2012
A Turquoise-Glazed Vase, Yuhuchunping. Qing Dynasty, 18th Century
A Turquoise-Glazed Vase, Yuhuchunping. Qing Dynasty, 18th Century - Photo Sotheby's the pear-shaped body rising to a waisted neck with a broad flared mouth, supported on a slightly splayed foot, applied overall with a bright turquoise-blue glaze stopping neatly at the foot; 33cm., 13in. stimation: 6,000 - 8,000 GBP - Lot. Vendu 13,750 GBP PROVENANCE: Acquired in Amsterdam, 1993. Sotheby's. Fine Chinese Ceramics & Works of Art. London | 07 nov. 2012 www.sothebys.com
04 octobre 2012
A Fine and Rare Turquoise-Glazed Bottle Vase. Incised seal mark and period of Qianlong
A Fine and Rare Turquoise-Glazed Bottle Vase. Incised seal mark and period of Qianlong - Photo Sotheby's of ovoid form, beautifully potted with swelling rounded sides rising from a gently splayed foot to a cylindrical neck, applied overall with a brilliant turquoise glaze suffused with minute crackling and pooling delicately above the white footring to form a band of darker tone, the base similarly glazed and incised with a six-character seal mark; 25.8 cm., 10... [Lire la suite]


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All aboard the love boat! Jennifer Aniston shows off her amazing bikini body as she cuddles up to equally buff boyfriend Justin Theroux in Capri
Jennifer Aniston has had a rocky road in love, but her year-long relationship with Justin Theroux looks increasingly like it's for keeps.
The Hollywood A-lister and her screenwriter boyfriend were recently on vacation in Capri, soaking up the sun on a luxury boat and canoodling at their hotel.
The 43-year-old actress looked incredible in a red bikini top and mismatched black bottoms, sprawled out on the deck of a private yacht called the Liberty.
European getaway: Jennifer Aniston and her boyfriend Justin Theroux took a day trip on this luxury yacht during their recent vacation in Capri
Ahoy there: Jennifer and Justin made a photogenic pair in their bathing suits
Justin lay bare-chested beside Jen on the deck of the boat, his rippling torso and tattoos on full display.
The couple sunbaked and took pictures of one another, and looked to be calling out to friends across the way.
They then has a romantic picnic at the back of the boat, drinking wine as they were waited on by the yacht's staff.
Cruise control: The high-profile couple relaxed on the deck of the boat, while the yacht's staff made sure everything ran smoothly
After their boating sojourn, Jen climbed off the boat helped by Justin.
wrapped herself in a rose-coloured sarong and wore a white tank top, a
wide floppy straw hat and a brown leather handbag slung over her
Meanwhile Justin wore a grey tank top over black boardshorts and a black cap as protection from the hot European summer sun.
Picture perfect: Justin tries the one-handed self-portrait
Close up: Jen goes for two hands as she lines up her frame
No hands: The love birds made sure to get plenty of memories on the memory card
'Justin was very cute helping Jen get on and off the boat,' a source on the island told US Weekly.
day-long boat outing was part of a recent European getaway, which saw
the high-profile couple staying in the JK Place hotel in Capri's Marina
Penthouse suites at the hotel, which overlooks the Gulf
of Naples in Italy, can rent for as much as $3,750 a night during peak
holiday season.
Going aft: Jen and Justin moved to the back of the yacht for a break from the sun
Decked out: Staff on the yacht made sure everything was well set up for the vacationing Hollywood couple
Al fresco: Wine and food were set out for a leisurely lunch
The entire getaway was planned by Jen, according to the Us Weekly, 'to take Justin to some of her favourite places.'
The couple began their European tour in Paris on June 10, followed by a few days in Rome, before moving onto Capri.
'[Jen] and Justin are very happy with where they are right now,' said another source to US Weekly, 'and in it for the long haul.'
A steady hand: Jennifer is no doubt hoping that Justin is finally her Mr. Right
Calm waters: Justin and Jen were consistently affectionate with each other during the holiday
Upon returning from the Liberty, Jen and Justin opted for a change of clothes before retiring to their hotel balcony for cocktails.
Jen wore a short black skirt, a white T-shirt and shaded her neck from the sun with a large grey scarf.
Justin was momentarily bare chested in black jeans, showing off his huge and intricate back tattoos before covering up with a black T-shirt and cap.
Cocktail hour: Jen looked great in a short black skirt, white T-shirt and large straw sunhat as she retired to her balcony for cocktails
Inked: A bare-chested Justin showed off his elaborate tattoos ... and ripped torso
Cute couple: Jennifer has been publicly low-key on the topics of babies and marriage
Later, the couple ate Al fresco on the deck of the JK place hotel, with Justin taking yet more photos of his famous girlfriend with his iPhone.
Jen had yet another change of clothes, decked out in denim cut-off jeans and a black singlet top.
Justin was once more bare chested and wore blue denim jeans and yet another hat - this time a black trilby.
Snap happy: In a third change of clothes, Justin takes yet more snaps of his girlfriend
Naples dining: The couple once more took to the outdoors for a meal
The couple looked relaxed and happy, with Jen at one point feeding her muscular boyfriend from her plate.
Justin then got up to kiss Jen, bending over to reveal a pair of Calvin Klein boxers underneath his jeans.
The Rock of Ages writer and his Marley & Me girlfriend returned to Los Angeles this week, with Aniston's work schedule already in high gear.
Mouth watering: Jen fed her beau from her plate
Is he finally the one? Jen has had a famously rocky road in the romance department
Looking good: The 43-year-old actress is no doubt hoping this relationship is for keeps
The in-demand actress has been filming in North Carolina all week for the comedy We're the Millers, starring Jason Sudeikis.
Also on the busy actress's slate is an untitled Elmore Leonard project, and a drama called Miss You Already in which Jennifer will star with Australia's Toni Colette.
Jen's love life has rarely left the headlines since she started dating Brad Pitt in 1998. After a very public divorce in 2005, the actress has since dated Vince Vaughn and John Mayer.
While there has been intense speculation about her marriage and baby plans with Justin, the Friends actress is remaining quiet on the subjects.
Cut: Justin cut a hip figure as he strolled bare-chested on the balcony of the Naples hotel
Technology time: Jen takes a break from canoodling to spend some time with her laptop and iPhone
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5 Random Facts for Monday, October 7, 2013
by Riggs
posted Oct 7 2013 5:49AM
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· 25 years – the amount of time the average American spends sleeping.
· The average high school student today has the same level of anxiety as the average psychiatric patient did in the 1950s.
· Snow White and the 7 dwarfs was originally based upon cocaine, and the 7 dwarfs were each side effects of the drug. (Doc, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy, Dopey)
· Original 7 dwarfs in the 1912 play "Snow White" were Blick, Flick, Glick, Plick, Quee, Snick, and Whick.
· China has banned reincarnation unless the government preapproves how you plan on being reborn. I want to come back as a cat juggler.
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2001 Volkswagen Passat Question: Brake fluid exchange
Is replacing only the brake fluid in the fluid reservoir good enough or must I have a mechanic do a whole system fluid flush? I don't have any braking issues and the fluid looks fine, but it has been about 5 years and 50,000 miles since it was last replaced. - Rob
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Depends on mileage, the reason it is recommended is that brake fluid is vented to the air because it expands when heated during brake operation, because is vented it will absorb moisture from the air and then the boiling point will lower and can cause brake fade especially when coming down a pass and may be riding the brakes and not letting them cool down. Loss of pedal pressure in this instance can be frightening. Moisture inside the brake fluid can accelerate the brakedown of internals in the brake system. Fluid may still look good but that is why it is recommended so brake system has a chance to remain in top shape. I personally feel the most important system on any vehicle is the brakes. But of course it is your call. By the way, if you use synthetic brake fluid it does not absorb moisture. - raiderron
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New Alesis portable audio recorder, the TwoTrack, captures stereo sound with two built-in condenser microphones.
Using the Alesis TwoTrack is the easiest way to conduct audio recording in studio-quality, stereo sound in almost any setting. Featuring convenient, dedicated-function controls and an easy-to-read, backlit LCD, users can easily carry the TwoTrack in a pocket, gig bag, stick bag, or virtually any other case. The TwoTrack runs on just one AA battery for hours of operation and saves recordings to its internal 128MB memory or to a micro SD or SDHC card up to 8GB (sold separately). continue reading…


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Hotel with bar/lounge, near Theatre Andre Malraux
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a room with no heating when it is 2 degrees C outside!
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Warns big Daf seen here at Trucks in Action in 1988 ( is this you Russell)
trucks have certainly changed over the years.
Thanks Bushpig =yeah mate they sure have this was the ants pants when it came out offering all the creature comforts of home thanks Bushpig
Now this looks familiar, from memory there was a feature in Truckin' Life on a bunch of DAFs Warns owned. This is a great shot of the old girl. Thanks Craig.
Craig .....I took this down to Warrigul it was 1988 Trucks in Action
I was looking after there depot at the time ,after I left Ansett..
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Thanks Gary=yeah thats right i half remember that now i think it was when the Dafs were trying to establish themselves mate=hey yeah well done Russell that would have been a comfy ride back then i would imagine it was a show back then will try and get more shots of older trucks in action photos on line =Thanks Gloria yeah these were great trucks back then and photographed really well =Thanks Everyone
So cool to see our national pride down under!
Thanks Benz=hahaha Yeah there used to be quiet a few of them in the late 1980s but not as many now as I think Volvo and Scania and Benz have most of our Euro Market and DAF have just struggled in the Big Prime Mover Market since but they were good trucks I will put up a New one for you later today I took it only a Couple of Months ago its a Nice rig keep a Look out later mate thanks Benz
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Love Is the Cure
On Life, Loss, and the End of AIDS
By Elton John
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In the 1980s, Elton John saw friend after friend, loved one after loved one, perish needlessly from AIDS. He befriended Ryan White, a young Indiana boy ostracized because of his HIV infection. Ryan's inspiring life and devastating death led Elton to two realizations: His own life was a mess. And he had to do something to help stop the AIDS crisis.
Since then, Elton has dedicated himself to overcoming the plague and the stigma of AIDS. The Elton John AIDS Foundation has raised and donated $275 million to date to fighting the disease worldwide. "Love Is the Cure" includes stories of Elton's close friendships with Ryan White, Freddie Mercury, Princess Diana, Elizabeth Taylor, and others, and the story of the Elton John AIDS Foundation.
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Elton John spent the 1980s watching loved ones die from HIV and AIDS. Then he met Ryan White, a young hemophiliac shunned after he contracted HIV. White's struggle and death marked a turning point for John, who has since grown into a vocal advocate for AIDS research, prevention and treatment. More at NPR.org
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unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
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Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
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This is a good idea. Done.
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re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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mambera - sorry you had such a tough time with cd's last time. I honestly rarely had leaks with ds. We did prefolds exclusively with pul covers. I often, around the house especially, just had him in the prefold & then changed it as soon as he wet. When he was immobile I would even just lie him naked on top of a prefold & just place a clean one under him if he wet.
The few times we had a rash issue I switched to disposable for one or two changes with lots of cream & it always cleared up very quickly.
Surviving sleep deprivation one day at a time with dd (Oct '11) & ds (Oct '08).
There is a blog called All About Cloth, and she has good newborn CD suggestions. The fall back is prefolds with prowraps, which is cheaper.
I use sposies at night for my boys. They just pee way too much! Nothing could contain that flood.. and then we were dealing with AWFUL ammonia from my oldest. Blech!
Nicole Busy with my two boys. The 'big boy' too. Oh, and a sweet baby girl, born at home in October.
We used neither. For solid poops, we kept a plastic knife in a dixie cup behind the toilet (where DS couldn't reach it) and that was the "poop knife" used for scraping the poop into the toilet. Our bathroom is too small to squeeze in a diaper pail, so no swishing either. I didn't want to carry a sopping wet diaper back to the bedroom.
Awesome idea about the knife, korintherin. I'm going to try that!
This is baby number one, and we're CDing. I'm going with Indian prefolds and covers for the first few months, but not sure what I'll use after that. I would like to be able to use prefolds the whole time, since they're so economical. Also, I like the idea of cotton against my babe's bum, and am less than thrilled with the idea of the synthetic materials other styles seem to use. Have any of you had success with prefolds once the youngins get into the heavy wetting wriggle worm phase?
We used prefolds and Proraps all the way, never even needed Snappis! When in doubt, go up to the next size prefold. Diaper service quality prefold that is, not the hankies Gerber sells in the baby section of most stores.
I tried a few different folds with DS but most of the time it was a simple thirds across the short dimension of the diaper. If it was still too long, I'd fold a flap down in the front for extra protection there.
With the Proraps, it wasn't an issue if poop leaked out of the prefold onto the cover. The cover caught it 99% of the time and his clothes were fine. Couldn't say the same for Pampers.
We had some experience with diaper rash. First of all, if you are aware of when your kid pees, they don't have to sit in a wet diaper very long! Second, diaper rash has lots of different causes. We had problems with both chemical sensitivity (to commercial wipes / disposable diapers) and with yeast infection. The latter can occur completely independently of what kind of diaper you're using. Food sensitivities can also cause diaper rash, independent of the diaper. In the long run I am very glad we stuck with the cloth diapers, specifically cotton prefolds, because I *knew* that was a constant factor rather than a variable in our battle with diaper rash. ("He didn't have the rash last week with the same diapers, so what else changed?")
We did have some eczema in the diaper area too, cotton prefolds didn't seem to make it any worse (it was minor, no cracking as long as we kept applying Aquaphor, which is ok to use with CD).
We did start having problems with him pee-flooding the diaper at night when he was about 18-19 months old, so we potty trained. His bladder had just gotten bigger than the diaper could keep up with, and he was ready. The unexpected benefit was that he night weaned then too, because he wasn't waking up wet!
We use the bummis diapers with the prefolds using snappies or pins to hold them together. i think the Potty Pail is a life saver with the attachment to the toilet. Something we started doing was drying our dirty cloth diapers on a rack (our changing table is on a metal utility shelf). when they dry i put them in the pail and i never have a smell of diapers. it makes all the difference.
Same story here as korintherin (prefolds and covers all the way through), except we used Bummis covers (cheaper in Canada.)
We also made microfleece liners by buying a few metres of microfleece and cutting it into strips. We would put a strip on top of the prefold, which allowed for: 1) temporary wicking away moisture, so that if we were out with DS, we could spend 5 minutes finding a place to change him rather than having him screaming instantly, and 2) poop rolling right off. Highly recommend. This trick really improved our CDing experience.
Also, in the following years, those strips have made for excellent washable kleenexes. So much softer on our noses.
professor & maman de DS1 (6) & DS2 (1)
I used a plastic knife before we got a diaper sprayer and HATED it! I also dunked the diaper and still couldn't get all the poo off. Like I said, my kids must have cement poo. I actually just threw away my poop knife the other day! lol
Nicole Busy with my two boys. The 'big boy' too. Oh, and a sweet baby girl, born at home in October.
We use organic cotton prefolds with Bummis covers, and at night we use Bum Genius AIO. We have to use the Bums at night because he nurses and pees a lot by the morning! We only have like six Bums and 36 prefolds. I do laundry every third day and usually we haven't gone through all the diapers. We use to do laundry every other day but we've really used less water this way.
For mamas just getting started - It can seem a little overwhelming at first but you can do it! We didn't go 100% CD at first because we were just so clueless about being new parents. We maybe went through two packs of diapers in the beginning couple of months but haven't used a disposable in about three months! If it's your first and you're nervous just ease into it. It might sound silly but set goals! In my mind I did this in the beginning and it helped to get off that disposable crutch. I'm sure it's way easier for some mom's but for us it was the best thing. We didn't have anybody to help us with being new parents so CDing was just one more thing to stress us out. It's definitely more work and more hassle (I don't believe people that say it isn't) but it is completely worth it! Better for your wallet. Better for the environment. And better for your little babys bum! Even though my family back home thinks it's silly and don't understand why we're doing it I wouldn't do it any other way!
In love with two boys.... one old and one new!
We are a pre-adoptive foster family. I am a SAHM of 3 boys 2,3,4yo. 2 and 3yo are not potty trained yet and I have no idea when that will happen. Every day I think "this is the day!" So in many ways it is like having twins and some times like triplets. There is only 23 months difference between oldest and youngest. Anyway my point is we use g-diapers. Surprised I haven't heard anyone else mention them. I like the versatility of being able to use the purchased cloth inserts or the paper cloth inserts. If I had to do it over I would have made up my own microfiber inserts. But, the purchased ones are easy. I just have a dry bucket to drop the wet inserts into. I put some baking soda in too. I bought enough to only wash them every other day. The paper are more expensive but, more convenient if I know when they will poop (easier to clean) or if we are going out of the house. Poop I just wash by hand and then drop in the bucket to wash again in the machine.
Overall I have been thrilled with g-diapers. So easy and way less expensive than disposables especially with 2 in diapers at once. You can buy them at diapers.com and I think the website is gdiaper.com Good luck and have fun!
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I use Smartipants! They are my favorite of everything I have tried (prefolds with covers, Bum Genius AIO's, Tiny Tush organics, and Bubele Bums Minky diapers)- they are so easy! I just toss them in a wet bag and throw them all in the washer at once. :) Good luck!
mambera - sorry you had such a tough time with cd's last time. I honestly rarely had leaks with ds. We did prefolds exclusively with pul covers. I often, around the house especially, just had him in the prefold & then changed it as soon as he wet. When he was immobile I would even just lie him naked on top of a prefold & just place a clean one under him if he wet.
The few times we had a rash issue I switched to disposable for one or two changes with lots of cream & it always cleared up very quickly.
You know what's funny, I didn't really consider that we were having a tough time. I kind of just felt like everything was par for the course (and actually easier for me, as I said I prefer laundry to trash as a chore) until we switched to sposies and I saw how much better they worked for DD.
I do have a question for those who change as soon as the baby wets (since if we are going coverless I guess that will have to be our MO) - So are you changing diapers like every 20 minutes then when the baby is under a year or so? How do you ever do anything else with your day?
Me, DH, DD1 (5/2009) and DD2 (10/2011). DS due 6/2015.
I'm not crunchy. I'm evidence-based.
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Mamas who have CDed newborns before - how long did your baby fit into newborn-sized fitteds and AOIs?
Baby girl arrived 10/11/11
I do have a question for those who change as soon as the baby wets (since if we are going coverless I guess that will have to be our MO) - So are you changing diapers like every 20 minutes then when the baby is under a year or so? How do you ever do anything else with your day?
DS gets his camel-like bladder from me. We're well-hydrated, we just have, erm, abundant capacity. (I am that rare pregnant woman who never, ever has to get up in the night to pee, even at the very end.) As an infant, he peed maybe every couple of hours. And with exclusive breastfeeding, he used every last drop of nutrition, and only pooped every 7-10 days. He despised being wet, so we changed pretty quickly (though, as noted above, the fleece liners would give us a 5 minute window.) So I think it depends on the baby. If I had a kid who peed every 20 minutes, I'd probably be looking at either EC, disposables, or some sort of more serious wicking liner.
professor & maman de DS1 (6) & DS2 (1)
for ds, my dh made flats from flannel sheets and we washed them in the bathtub...no machine
we made a ton of flannel/fleece pockets and used prefolds...motherease...
dh and I were worried that ds might not learn to walk or that he would walk funny because of the huge diaper crotch....lol
but he started walking at 8 mos and no worries;)
for dd I made some scaled down rrps from flannel pillowcases...
I also use recycled sweaters...and scrap fleece for stay dry lining sometimes.
I must say I HATE my front loader!
mom to ds '07 first day of a new year, dd '09 in the caul, and ds '11 at home Oct 24th
I CDd DS from birth but mostly part-time at the beginning then FT at 4 months or so. This time I plan to CD full-time from the beginning if all goes well. I have a newborn stash then a one sized stash all ready to go so we are set. DS is still in cloth and we are doing PLing right now :).
DS was 7lbs3oz when born and was 6lbs12oz when we got home a few days later so he fit in his newborn diapers for about 3ish months...I think at about 12lbs or so we switched over to our onesize diapers.
Knitting mama to Crabby Patty and Lovebug .
My baby was 7 lbs 2 oz and fit in her BumGenious AIO size newborn for roughly 6 to 8 weeks... and she grew lots! My one-size diapers were way too big, so I'm glad i had these for her in the beginning.
My baby was on the long side so he only fit into some of his nb fitted for 4-6wks at most. His Lil Joeys only fit him for 3wks cause the rise was so low but he could have fit the waist as he was on the skinny side. The Swaddlebee fitted that he had lasted him about 6wks maybe even 8wks the longest of any of his NB diapers. I think @ 10 lbs, he outgrew everything, the Swaddlebees may have been 12 lbs. He was 7 lb 10 oz when he was born, he was able to wear OS dipes at about that point but barely.
I was using fitted diapers in the beginning: Swaddlebees, Kissaluvs, Thirsties,etc got tired of those. Then I moved onto pockets when he was fitting into OS dipes: Fuzzibunz, Rumparooz, Blueberry minkees, *******'s Pants, some Bum Genius,etc. THEN...I got tired of pockets & started really liking AIOs so I used Bottom Bumpers, Grasshoppers,BG, Piddle Poddles, esp. the 1st two as I love the trimness & that he can actually wear them under pants without having to squish him in. I still like AIOs alot for the fit & trimness but now have gone back to fitted dipes a lot of the time for the breathability & have become addicted to wool as well. The fitted night dipes & wool has worked the best for us over night with a heavy wetter so I became a fan again :) I love love love Bububebe & also Holden's Landing, great night dipes, but I have a lot of different brands of fitted...very addicting!
This is my first and I plan on CDing. I don't know all the differences in the brands and I hear a lot of it is personal preference. My plan is to put a few different types on my registry as well as some regular disposables and when the baby is born sign up for one of those trials that you can try different types out. Any of you have any preferences or suggestions for a first timer?
I would try a lot of different brands and not buy many of any one brand. Some just don't fit right or work for your child or for your lifestyle. I love Grasshoppers & Bottom Bumpers for AIO as they are very trim, for fitted @ night my favorite are Bububebe...esp. the minky ones. I like fitted the most now as well as my trim AIOs as they don't tend to get rashes because they can breath if you use them under wool or fleece, I love wool but it is expensive, worth it tho. I liked Fuzzibunz for pockets, they are very accessible & trim, Rumparooz are good at containing NB poo but a little bulky. Many of OS won't fit till 10ish lbs or more even though they say 8lbs. I never tried prefolds or used snappies or any of that but some truly like that better so best to try a variety. I try to sell what I don't like or doesn't work for me on Diaper Swappers. The worst fit for me was Happy Heiny's & Monkey Doodles but some like them so it all depends. I would go to Diaper Pin for reviews too. There is a lot out there. A lot of WAHMS on Hyena Cart are awesome & where I get most of my stash now :)
Check out justsimplybaby.com they have GREAT cloth diapers! $11- 12 each and they all come with 2 cloth inserts! They have snaps so they adjust from like 8-35 pounds (or close to that) . I have also found several moms selling various cloth diapers on craigslist. lots of new diapers too!
Wow I really sound like a commercial, but I'm actually just a part time working mom to be who loves to shop :) I have a friend who makes her own woolie diaper wraps. I can connect you with her if that interests you? Good luck
I have mostly bamboo prefolds and bamboo fitteds for this LO. I used cotton prefolds with DS and fitteds but the didn't care for the cotton. I love the sotfness and absorbency of the bamboo prefolds. Our fitteds are mostly kissaluvs, guerilla fluff, grahambearwear, bububebe and a few others. For AIOs I have two each of BG aio xs and Grovia newborn aio's. I haven't tried the AIOs on a newb so this will be a first for us.
I plan on mostly using wool and fitteds for the first few months then they will be in our onesized diapers. I have both fitteds and aio's and pockets. I have been prefering our pockets/aio's lately as DS is in daycare and it's just easier to use them 24/7. I do love our fitteds though - mostly B4s :).
Knitting mama to Crabby Patty and Lovebug .
I have mostly bamboo prefolds and bamboo fitteds for this LO. I used cotton prefolds with DS and fitteds but the didn't care for the cotton. I love the sotfness and absorbency of the bamboo prefolds. Our fitteds are mostly kissaluvs, guerilla fluff, grahambearwear, bububebe and a few others. For AIOs I have two each of BG aio xs and Grovia newborn aio's. I haven't tried the AIOs on a newb so this will be a first for us.
I plan on mostly using wool and fitteds for the first few months then they will be in our onesized diapers. I have both fitteds and aio's and pockets. I have been prefering our pockets/aio's lately as DS is in daycare and it's just easier to use them 24/7. I do love our fitteds though - mostly B4s :).
The B4s are awesome! Those are my current fav as I'm going more the fitted route. They are so great for night, <3 them!
I drool over all of your diapers, but alas could never afford the $$$ so homemade it is....I would love to try some kissaluvs....there I go drooling again...lol
mom to ds '07 first day of a new year, dd '09 in the caul, and ds '11 at home Oct 24th
I love my cloth diapers, however, we just moved and ever since a long train trip last Christmas I have been doing disposable. I hated myself for it at first, but there was no way I was doing cloth while on the train for three days there & three days back. Then we moved into a new apartment with no washer/dryer, and I was not going to haul all my diapers to the laundromat every other day. Sorry, it just wasn't gonna happen. So I'm waiting for spring, so I can go back to handwashing them like I used to do, and hanging them out on my deck to dry. I am really looking forward to breaking out the ol' cloth didies again. Yay!!! Freshly hand-washed and sun-dried dipers! Come on, spring!
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Interesting. I guess I thought it was normal for babies to pee every 20 minutes (that's what DD did when she was having naked time, which was often).
And she never minded being wet in the least (guess the stay-dry inners had something to do with that), so between that and the PUL covers, if she was wearing a diaper I had no idea exactly when she peed. I just changed about every 2 hours unless she leaked.
Me, DH, DD1 (5/2009) and DD2 (10/2011). DS due 6/2015.
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