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[...] Cloth Diapers and Daycare- It is Easy! Cloth Diapers and Daycare- It is Easy! If your child will be going to daycare and you want to use cloth, [...]

[...] My ten-month-old daughter is in full-time daycare. We’ve been able to keep her in cloth diapers since she began (about four months ago), and the experience has been great. Why did we choose [...]

[...] . There are not publicly funded programs that supply diapers to families in need. Using cloth diapers and handwashing is an affordable way to families to diaper their children. Flats are the most [...]

[...] to reuse disposable diapers. Both of these bring serious health risks to the baby.  Flat cloth diapers are and expensive way to provide clean and sanitary diapers. Not everyone has access to a [...]

[...] Parenting and Living Our Way blog Today’s topic bloggers participating in the Flats and Handwashing Challenge is handwashing. Laundry was the scariest part of the challenge for me. I hate washing [...]

[...] and Living Our Way blog Today is one of two open topic days for bloggers in the Flats and Handwashing Challenge. I decided that I’d let you know how things were going so far and give you some how to [...]

[...] and Living Our Way blog Today’s topic for bloggers participating in the Flats and Handwashing Challenge is what’s working and what isn’t. Overall, the challenge is going really well and [...]

[...] and Living Our Way blog Today’s topic for bloggers participating in the Flats and Handwashing Challenge is our second open topic for the series. I asked followers on my facebook page and members [...]

[...] the minimum I would need, but I wanted to add a little more to my stash, so I bought 8 flour sack towels from Target and 15 receiving blankets from Goodwill. I asked my husband to pick everything up [...]

[...] are the most inexpensive of commercially available cloth diapers; receiving blankets, flour sack towels, cut sheets, and t-shirts can also be used as flats making these diapers available to all [...]

[...] concern and that has worked out really well for us. I use two flats, either Osocozyor flour sack towels folded together in the kite fold or gaynor fold for girls and fasten them with boingosthen pad [...]

[...] I used three different types of flats for the challenge: Osocozy Birdseye flats, flour sack towels from Target, and flannel receiving blankets. My favorite are the flour sack towels because they [...]

[...] hosted by Dirty Diaper Laundry.  This event aims to bring awareness to the challenges that low income families face when trying to diaper their children. There are not publicly funded programs that [...]

[...] in regularly for updates. I’ve seen so much negative press about the feasibility of low income families using cloth diapers for their babies and I am determined to show that it is possible to do. [...]

[...] hosted by Dirty Diaper Laundry.  This event aims to bring awareness to the challenges that low income families face when trying to diaper their children. There are not publicly funded programs that [...]

[...] hosted by Dirty Diaper Laundry.  This event aims to bring awareness to the challenges that low income families face when trying to diaper their children. There are not publicly funded programs that [...]

[...] always do, so he has no opinion on handwashing. I would like to thank Kim Rosas of Dirty Diaper Laundry for hosting this event and for providing great resources for all the participants. [...]

[...] so excited to be participating in the 3rdAnnual Flats and Hand washing Challenge hosted by Dirty Diaper Laundry May 20ththrough 26th. I am honored to announce that I have been asked to be the guest [...]

[...] the challenge: I'm participating in the Flats and Handwashing Challenge hosted by Dirty Diaper Laundry.  This event aims to bring awareness to the challenges that low income families face [...]

[...] the challenge: I'm participating in the Flats and Handwashing Challenge hosted by Dirty Diaper Laundry.  This event aims to bring awareness to the challenges that low income families face [...]

[...] By: Jessica Dunn Parenting and Living Our Way blog I am so excited to be participating in the 3rdAnnual Flats and [...]

[...] By: Jessica Dunn Parenting and Living Our Way blog I first heard about the Flats and Handwashing Challenge last year [...]

[...] By: Jessica Dunn Parenting and Living Our Way blog Before committing to the challenge, I took inventory of the items [...]

[...] By: Jessica Dunn Parenting and Living Our Way blog Today is one of two open topic days for bloggers in the Flats and [...]

[...] By: Jessica Dunn Parenting and Living Our Way blog I am so excited to be participating in the 3rdAnnual Flats and Hand washing Challenge [...]

[...] By: Jessica Dunn Parenting and Living Our Way blog I first heard about the Flats and Handwashing Challenge last year while I was researching [...]

[...] By: Jessica Dunn Parenting and Living Our Way blog Before committing to the challenge, I took inventory of the items I already had and figured [...]

[...] By: Jessica Dunn Parenting and Living Our Way blog Today’s topic bloggers participating in the Flats and Handwashing Challenge is handwashing. [...]

[...] way to families to diaper their children. Flats are the most inexpensive of commercially available cloth diapers; receiving blankets, flour sack towels, cut sheets, and t-shirts can also be used as [...]

[...] way to families to diaper their children. Flats are the most inexpensive of commercially available cloth diapers; receiving blankets, flour sack towels, cut sheets, and t-shirts can also be used as [...]

[...] way to families to diaper their children. Flats are the most inexpensive of commercially available cloth diapers; receiving blankets, flour sack towels, cut sheets, and t-shirts can also be used as [...]

[...] way to families to diaper their children. Flats are the most inexpensive of commercially available cloth diapers; receiving blankets, flour sack towels, cut sheets, and t-shirts can also be used as [...]

[...] with you. If you’d like to read more about me, my family and our life, you can read our blog Parenting and Living Our Way. We can also be found on facebook. About the challenge: I'm participating [...]

[...] with you. If you’d like to read more about me, my family and our life, you can read our blog Parenting and Living Our Way. We can also be found on facebook. About the challenge: I'm participating [...]

[...] with you. If you’d like to read more about me, my family and our life, you can read our blog Parenting and Living Our Way. We can also be found on facebook. I am posting throughout the day on [...]

[...] with you. If you’d like to read more about me, my family and our life, you can read our blog Parenting and Living Our Way. We can also be found on facebook. I am posting throughout the day on [...]

[...] this weekend. About the author: My name is Jessica and I am the author of Parenting and Living Our Wayblog. I am a busy stay at home mom to a 9 month old daughter who has recently learned how to [...]

[...] wipe solution. About the author: My name is Jessica and I am the author of Parenting and Living Our Wayblog. I am a busy stay at home mom to a 9 month old daughter who has recently learned how to [...]

[...] Two Osocozy flats About the author: My name is Jessica and I am the author of Parenting and Living Our Wayblog. I am a busy stay at home mom to a 9 month old daughter who has recently learned how to [...]

[...] the line to dry. About the author: My name is Jessica and I am the author of Parenting and Living Our Wayblog. I am a busy stay at home mom to a 9 month old daughter who has recently learned how to [...]