Bring On Lemons

It is my pleasure to review this Super Cute Cloth Diaper with a Breastfeeding Support pattern! (#iZiv) This diaper was purchased via Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B015W6ZA3I?m=A36WOE109C9BTK&ref_=v_sp_detail_page I received the diaper and a very thin insert - they arrived and the packaging was attractive. I washed the diaper and the insert right away and then took the photos you see below. The diaper is attractive, but is also very well made with nice leg gussets and good elastic. This is a one size diaper that can be used from birth to potty training by adjusting the snaps to change the rise. The diaper itself is fabulous though the insert is very thin and not really absorbent. I swapped out the insert right away and used the diaper with one of my charcoal bamboo inserts. this is the insert that comes with the diaper another pic to show the insert included with the diaper this is the liner I used I'm very happy with the look, the fit, and the function...

I've met all sorts of people lately and lots of them are asking the same question(s), so I thought I'd get it all out here. Seriously, the woman at the post office even asked me to explain cloth diapering! I'm super excited about all the interest and hope this post is helpful. Feel free to ask questions in the comments, or email me directly: iamagemcrystal@gmail.com Funny thing about cloth diapers is the perception they're more difficult to use. "Boy Crystal you're taking on a lot with cloth, are you sure you have the time?". Honestly friends, I use cloth because I don't have time. I don't have time to shower, get dressed, pack up 4 children, drive into town, unpack 4 children, push a shopping cart around a store, purchase diapers and wipes, drive home, unpack children and diapers, etc... I USE CLOTH DIAPERS BECAUSE I'M LAZY AND LIKE TO USE MY SPARE TIME NAPPING AND READING! kid you not!!! Disclaimer: We've tried a lot of different thin...

Do you have a little one or one on the way? Are you considering cloth diapers? Here's what you should know: Cloth diapers: **keep chemicals away from baby and out of landfills **create less garbage (about 25 billion disposable diapers end up in landfills each year) **save you and your family money (approximately $2,500 per year is spent to diaper a baby in disposables - you can spend around $200 for enough cloth diapers to diaper your child from birth to potty training...AND you can re-use those same diapers for subsequent children) Would you like to learn more about the different types of cloth diapers on the market today? Are you interested in finding out how cloth diapers are washed and cared for? Click on the image below for a link that will be very helpful - and if you'd like to ask questions, let me know. Once you figure out the system that works for you, you'll fall in love with cloth diapers and the benefit to you, your family, your infant, and the env...

I recently had the opportunity to interview Laura of Oh Fancy Baby . Laura was also gracious enough to offer a free diaper in one of our recent giveaways  (check out the giveaway for my review). I fell in love with Oh Fancy Baby products when Breccan was just a few months old. I bought an outfit (pictured here) and immediately started snapping pictures, which led to tons of compliments about his outfit, which led to even more outfits! Now who says diapering can't be fun? Check out this great interview with Laura and be sure to mention this interview when you order your very own Oh Fancy Baby products! Hugs, ~Crystal Crystal: Laura, what prompted you to start your own company? Laura: When my second daughter was born she had very sensitive skin, she ended up being allergic to disposable diapers. It was actually my husband who brought up the idea of cloth diapers. I laughed at him and said I would never wash poop and that it was disgusting. After some intensive research ...

I can't believe it's been over a month with no posts or reviews! Where does the time go? I haven't been working on anything new writing wise ... just the few blog posts, reviews, and author interviews you may have caught on WOW! Women on Writing's blog:  http://muffin.wow-womenonwriting.com/ Other than that...I have been completely immersed in motherhood. We are having a blast with cloth diapering and all things baby. Stay tuned for some fabulous cloth diaper reviews and maybe even a giveaway or two. I don't want to give away too much just yet, but the picture below says a lot about our favorite new diaper: