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Permalink Reply by Megan Stuhlman on
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Hi Laura,
We've met a few times at MNO's with exploring holistic alternatives. Hope you and your family are doing well. We are expecting a new little one in Feb and I am interested in cloth diapering (did not do this with my first so this is new to me). I'd love to get your thoughts on what we need to get started...what is cost effective and also just plain effective :)
Thanks!
Megan
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Permalink Reply by Laura Anne Farley on
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Yeah! Well, I am a big fan of the one size diapers. They fit starting at about 8 lbs till 35 lbs. They are bulky on the newborns though. Check out my site www.babybootywear.com. I prefer the Knickernappies one size. I also like the Imse Vimse brand. They have some nice All in one diapers that are sized. They come in a newborn size. You would need at least 18 diapers and you will wash every other day. It may be more with a newborn. You will need a wetbag and a pail liner also. After you look at the site feel free to email again babybootywear@gmail.com. We can correspond that way or we can get together. I don't have much stock right now but I can show you what I have. Thanks!
Megan Stuhlman said:Hi Laura,
We've met a few times at MNO's with exploring holistic alternatives. Hope you and your family are doing well. We are expecting a new little one in Feb and I am interested in cloth diapering (did not do this with my first so this is new to me). I'd love to get your thoughts on what we need to get started...what is cost effective and also just plain effective :)
Thanks!
Megan
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