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My product suggestion for this week: Happy Heinys’ Mini One Size Diaper.
Tired of one-size diapers that don’t fit snugly and leak? Check out this one size diaper that’s designed for not just the newborn weeks. You can actually use this flexible diaper from 4-15 pounds, which for some babies can be from 6 months to a year. Check the product out now: Happy Heinys’ Mini One Size Diaper. You can check out other Rockin Green products here. Diaper on, Mr. Mike Mr. Mike is a new father with 7-month-old twins. In his spare time, he writes about his experiences tackling the challenges of baby care, choosing the best products for his kids, and preserving his sanity during parenthood. |
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My product suggestion for this week: Rockin’ Green Shake It Up! Pail Freshener.
Sometimes even the greatest diaper pail can’t prevent that notorious smell from escaping into your laundry room. When it happens at my house, I sprinkle a little of Rockin’ Green’s Pail Freshener on dirty diapers and it quickly eliminates most of the “grunge” from the smell of the pail. Try it out at home! Check the product out now: Rockin’ Green Shake It Up! Pail Freshener. You can check out other Rockin Green products here. Diaper on, Mr. Mike Mr. Mike is a new father with 7-month-old twins. In his spare time, he writes about his experiences tackling the challenges of baby care, choosing the best products for his kids, and preserving his sanity during parenthood. |
Posted on November 17, 2011 - 11:11 am
A descriptive and entertaining blog devoted to cloth diapering with a workforce of seven blog contributors (all stay at home mothers). The blog is updated on a daily basis and includes everything from tips and tricks and past experiences with cloth diapering to adorable pictures and humorous stories. You can view it here.
Diaper on, Mr. Mike
Mr. Mike is a new father with 7-month-old twins. In his spare time, he writes about his experiences tackling the challenges of baby care, choosing the best products for his kids, and preserving his sanity during parenthood.
Posted on November 7, 2011 - 6:48 am
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My product suggestion for this week: Little Twig SPF 30+ Mineral Sunscreen.
It should never be too early to start protecting your little one from the sun’s harmful rays. Try out Little Twig’s Mineral Sunscreen. The lotion’s extra mild, unscented formula provides broad-spectrum protection and the non-oil formula won’t leave your baby with greasy skin. Check the product out now: Little Twig SPF. You can check out other Little Twig products here. Diaper on, Mr. Mike Mr. Mike is a new father with 7-month-old twins. In his spare time, he writes about his experiences tackling the challenges of baby care, choosing the best products for his kids, and preserving his sanity during parenthood. |
Posted on November 2, 2011 - 5:48 am
A stay at home mother has created a fantastic seminar on cloth diapering through YouTube. In the first several videos, the host covers folding techniques and the different kinds of cloth diapers, while in the latter segments, she presents washing methods and detergent choices. Part one of this excellent amateur seminar starts here.
Diaper on, Mr. Mike
Mr. Mike is a new father with 7-month-old twins. In his spare time, he writes about his experiences tackling the challenges of baby care, choosing the best products for his kids, and preserving his sanity during parenthood.
Posted on October 25, 2011 - 7:35 am
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My product suggestion for this week: Digitsaver Pinch Guard.
This unique, mom-invented, safety item fits on any doorknob in your home to keep the door from closing and pinching or injuring little fingers. It’s easy to install and does not cause any damage to hinges or doorframes like other products on the market that I have tried. Check the product out now: Digitsaver Pinch Guard. You can check out other SALE products here. Diaper on, Mr. Mike Mr. Mike is a new father with 7-month-old twins. In his spare time, he writes about his experiences tackling the challenges of baby care, choosing the best products for his kids, and preserving his sanity during parenthood. |
Posted on October 17, 2011 - 5:37 am
A basic page with detailed and helpful responses to a wide variety of frequently asked questions that would be most useful to those considering starting to use cloth diapers on their babies. Find it here.
Diaper on, Mr. Mike
Mr. Mike is a new father with 7-month-old twins. In his spare time, he writes about his experiences tackling the challenges of baby care, choosing the best products for his kids, and preserving his sanity during parenthood.
Posted on October 11, 2011 - 6:23 am
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My product suggestion for this week: Country Save Liquid Laundry Detergent.
If you’re looking for a simple laundry detergent with minimal chemicals that will get you a great wash in hard water, soft water, cold water, warm water, or any combination thereof, then check out Country Save’s detergent. Since switching over to this product six months ago, my washed cloth diapers have emerged from the washer fresh and unsoiled every time. Check the product out now: Country Save. You can check out other diaper cleaning products here here. Diaper on, Mr. Mike Mr. Mike is a new father with 7-month-old twins. In his spare time, he writes about his experiences tackling the challenges of baby care, choosing the best products for his kids, and preserving his sanity during parenthood. |
Posted on October 3, 2011 - 6:51 am
This extensive baby website, covering everything from preconception to baby names, has a great page on the benefits and drawbacks of cloth diapering, offering true tales from satisfied and disappointed families who’ve tried them. See what you think here.
Diaper on, Mr. Mike
Mr. Mike is a new father with 7-month-old twins. In his spare time, he writes about his experiences tackling the challenges of baby care, choosing the best products for his kids, and preserving his sanity during parenthood.
Posted on September 26, 2011 - 6:02 am
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My product suggestion for this week: Wahmies Diaper Pail Liners.
I’ve mentioned the need for an excellent Diaper Pail liner in several of my blog posts on cloth diaper washing methods. The Wahmies liner fits most typical kitchen trash cans, and includes a special patch of fabric on which you can put a few drops of tea tree oil, or other fragrance to keep diaper odors at bay. When it’s time to wash, you can empty dirty diapers into the wash and then toss the liner in there right along with the diapers. Check the product out now: Wahmies Diaper Pail Liners. You can check out other Wahmies products here. Diaper on, Mr. Mike Mr. Mike is a new father with 7-month-old twins. In his spare time, he writes about his experiences tackling the challenges of baby care, choosing the best products for his kids, and preserving his sanity during parenthood. |