Comments on: Guest Post: Saving Money Using (and ReUsing) Cloth Diapers http://twicelovedboutique.com/blog/2010/02/guest-post-saving-money-using-and-reusing-cloth-diapers/ A high quality used clothing store in Belfast, Maine. We specialize in gently used clothing, shoes and accessories for all ages. We also offer a small but ever growing collection of books, miscellaneous household items and Recycled/Repurposed knick-knacks and jewelry Mon, 17 May 2010 22:56:34 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Dawnella http://twicelovedboutique.com/blog/2010/02/guest-post-saving-money-using-and-reusing-cloth-diapers/comment-page-1/#comment-266 Dawnella Tue, 16 Mar 2010 17:25:10 +0000 http://twicelovedboutique.com/blog/?p=174#comment-266 I have three pages on my web-site about cloth diapering...it is so wonderful for so many reasons! :) I have three pages on my web-site about cloth diapering…it is so wonderful for so many reasons! :)

]]> By: Jessica http://twicelovedboutique.com/blog/2010/02/guest-post-saving-money-using-and-reusing-cloth-diapers/comment-page-1/#comment-265 Jessica Tue, 16 Mar 2010 00:36:07 +0000 http://twicelovedboutique.com/blog/?p=174#comment-265 Definitely! I just had a similar conversation on Facebook yesterday with a friend. I commented that my little one had just emptied one of her drawers of it's cloth diapers and the response was "I can't believe people still use cloth diapers. Ewww" My response was "I can't believe people are still willing to spend $3,000+ to diaper one kid and I'm quite happy with my $400 (lifetime) investment!" - Especially since we used the diapers on two kids! The ones we purchased are pretty pricey, but adjustable one size fits all, so we could use them on a potty training toddler as well as the newborn, who is now almost a year old! It's nice to know I'll never have to buy diapers again. I just wish I was talented enough to have been able to make some myself, but I have no idea how to sew! Definitely! I just had a similar conversation on Facebook yesterday with a friend. I commented that my little one had just emptied one of her drawers of it’s cloth diapers and the response was “I can’t believe people still use cloth diapers. Ewww”

My response was “I can’t believe people are still willing to spend $3,000+ to diaper one kid and I’m quite happy with my $400 (lifetime) investment!” – Especially since we used the diapers on two kids! The ones we purchased are pretty pricey, but adjustable one size fits all, so we could use them on a potty training toddler as well as the newborn, who is now almost a year old!

It’s nice to know I’ll never have to buy diapers again. I just wish I was talented enough to have been able to make some myself, but I have no idea how to sew!

]]> By: Anne http://twicelovedboutique.com/blog/2010/02/guest-post-saving-money-using-and-reusing-cloth-diapers/comment-page-1/#comment-264 Anne Mon, 15 Mar 2010 10:23:37 +0000 http://twicelovedboutique.com/blog/?p=174#comment-264 Just wanted to say I agree! I spent less than $150 total to diaper my son, although I did do some sewing. If you sew you can make diapers out of old sheets or clothes too! PLUS - My son never had diaper rash, learned to use the potty starting when he was an infant, and I never ran out of diapers! I just had to comment because I'm pretty passionate about cloth diapers! :) Just wanted to say I agree! I spent less than $150 total to diaper my son, although I did do some sewing. If you sew you can make diapers out of old sheets or clothes too! PLUS – My son never had diaper rash, learned to use the potty starting when he was an infant, and I never ran out of diapers! I just had to comment because I’m pretty passionate about cloth diapers! :)

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