Cloth Diapering
This past week I started Tristan on cloth diapers. Now, I tried using cloth diapers with Ian but bought the supplies locally. The Zambian nappies didn’t absorb fluid well and the plastic pants didn’t contain the blow-outs. I was not impressed and found it very difficult to keep up with. As we prepared for Tristan’s birth, Tim and I decided we’d give it another try in order to save money and be a little kinder to the environment. My sister took it upon herself to throw together an online diaper shower for me. It was such a genius idea 
She put together a complete list of everything I would need. I now really enjoy the cloth diapers and am finding it sooo much more simple and hassle free. Thanks to everyone who gave and took part in the online shower.
Hi guys! For some reason my feed hasn’t been showing me all your posts – so when I saw this one and went to your blog it was fun to catch up. Thanks for all the posts!
Miss you lots – hugs and kisses to the kids.
Love,
Kate
Looks like a baby lives at your house! Mom
Love the picture! I want a clothesline so I can take the same picture…Glad you’re liking cloth diapering! They’re so cute on a baby
Hey Andrea – I just saw this post when I was reading your homeschooling post. I didn’t know you cloth diapered – and apparently Alice does too? I didn’t starting out with Owen but recently switched over for him and am going to do it with Brianna (due April 15th)! I am LOVING it!! I think we have the same thirsties duo wraps
Hope you all are very well!! Diana
Through cottonbabies.com you can get a diaper grant if you are an overseas religious worker:). We got it, and they gave $200 worth of Bum Genius diapers. I am really happy with them. I don’t know if you need them anymore or are done with baby making and getting, but if you aren’t trot on over and check it out. I like their website anyway….