Sentences with phrase «in real cloth»

«Standing at a menacing 15 inches tall, Regan MacNeil from The Exorcist is presented in a real cloth nightgown from the film.

Not exact matches

Even in the realm of tech startups, many of the most successful businesses are using existing technologies to solve real - world problems, not inventing new technologies from whole cloth.

«When I've had an especially hectic day in the office, eating my lunch with a real cloth napkin makes me feel like a human again.

Curry Up Now limits their disposal waste by using real plates, silverware and cloth napkins in - house and packaging to - go orders in recyclable and compostable containers.

If it costs $ 4.79 and you own 24 diapers and use each of those diapers 243 times (to exactly compare cloth diapers to disposable diapers in this chart), the real cost of that diaper is $ 0.02 plus the cost of washing the diaper.

They started out with second diapers to see if real diapers where for them, and discovered what we all come to learn in our cloth diaper experience: You can't be successful using cloth diapers if you don't own good cloth diapering supplies.

With all of the options out there about cloth diapers vs. disposable ones, formula feeding your baby vs. sticking with the boob, and deciding to eat your placenta vs. tossing it — and the assumption that, in most cases, choosing one thing means choosing only that thing to the exclusion of all other things, which is totally not how it works in real life — there is already too much to think about besides how everyone else feels you should decide to raise your kid.

In the spirit of Real Diaper Week last week, I wrote to our state daycare regulations board asking if they would consider changing the wording about cloth diapers.

In my efforts, to really sell the cloth diaper idea to our state regulation board, I made it as easy as I could for them to realize that there was no real reason to say no.

When my husband returned on the third day, I was wearing one of his shirts because mine were all in the washer, the floor was covered in toys and burp cloths, the dishes weren't washed, there was no grown - up food in the house, and I hadn't showered in two days, but I had survived my first real test as a parent of multiples and while I was sure it wasn't the last trial I'd face, I'd learned a lot to prepare me for the next one.

And we've had only a handful of blowouts and leaking incidents — the real elastic on cloth diapers holds everything in better than the fake elastic and leg gussets on disposables.

- Real Diaper Association In 2011, the Great Cloth Diaper Change set a Guinness Book World Record for the most cloth diapers changed at the same time with 5,026 participants at 127 locations around the world.

Make sure there's real amber in your amber teething necklace; when placed against something hot you should smell a hint of pine, rub your necklace against a piece of cloth and see if it creates static, and check to see your colors are buttery and light anything too bold has probably been cooked which reduces the effectiveness.

Like the Real Diaper Association here in the United States, the ANA is an excellent resource for cloth diapering education, advocacy, and support.

The Real Diaper Association is a collective non-profit organization in which parents and small businesses take the lead in creating a cultural shift to increase the use of simple, reusable cloth diapers.

From the first day Real Diaper Association opened our doors in 2004, we have had parents ask us to help them encourage their daycare providers to accept cloth diapers.

- February 24, 2014 Following the increase of internet - based co-ops for cloth diaper imports, the San Diego - based nonprofit Real Diaper Association issued a report this week following our investigation into the legality, ethics, and sustainability of such co-ops on the long - term practice of cloth diapering in the US and Canada.

Founded in 2008, Real Diaper Industry Association is an international association that strives to make reusable cloth diapers the primary choice for babies» parents and caregivers while emphasizing responsibility and sustainability through a focus on people, planet, and profit.

Cloth Diapers in Daycare is a joint project of Real Diaper Association, a 501 (c)(3) charity, and Real Diaper Industry Association, a cloth diaper industry trade association.

Check out the cloth diaper whisperer - a simple search will find their blog, and you can read real reviews from moms that use cloth every day, working moms, moms with kids in day care, stay at home parents, and so on.

The goal of the Real Diaper Association is to put more U.S. babies in cloth diapers.

An abundance of Web sites and bustling message boards, as well as two national organizations devoted to cloth diapering - the Real Diaper Association and the National Association of Diaper Services - suggest a slow resurgence in the practice.

The Real Diaper Association has created the following tools to equip Real Diaper Circle Leaders and local advocates for promoting cloth diapers in their communities.

The Real Diaper Association (RDA) is a collective non-profit organization in which parents of small businesses take the lead in creating a cultural shift to increase the use of simple, reusable cloth diapers.

Every two weeks I pack two big bags full of cloth diapers (all in one's, pocket diapers, one size diapers, fitted diapers, prefolds, flats, diaper covers, fasteners, liners, wipes, wet bags, etc...) essentially a * sample * of my stash and bring them with me for the San Diego Real Diaper Circle meetings.»

This is a real struggle for parents who use cloth diapers since creams build up in the fibers and diapers start to lose absorbency.

Our Mission Statement: The Real Diaper Association is a collective non-profit organization in which parents and small businesses take the lead in creating a cultural shift to increase the use of simple, reusable cloth diapers.

As Executive Director of the Real Diaper Association, Heather McNamara enjoys her leadership position in the cloth diaper movement.

I don't know anyone in «real» life who cloth diapers so I turn to the WWW for advice.

For real, it is my # 1 in cloth diaper accessories.

«Building off the success of last year's event with 189 qualifying locations in 11 countries, we hope to show the entire world that cloth diapers are a real option for today's modern families, particularly catching the eye of expecting and new parents who may be seeking more planet - friendly and affordable alternatives to disposable diapers.»

The money will assist the 501 (c)(3) nonprofit Real Diaper Association in their efforts to help families across the U.S. and Canada find and use reusable cloth diapers.

There are a lot of legalities to lending diapers to families in need, and while the Real Diaper Association is a resource for putting more babies in cloth, it is not a set up to provide direct aid.

In the Real Diaper Association Mission it states that increasing the use of simple, reusable cloth diapers means making cloth diapering accessible and acceptable to U.S. parents.

Through the work of RNA and their Real Nappy Week, cloth nappies or diapers have become quite common in the UK, with support even from local and national government.

Real Diaper Association sees more U.S. babies in cloth diapers.

◊ Real Nappy Association and Women's Environmental Network in the UK, for their pioneering work in advocating cloth nappies and for encouraging us.

She was approached to co-found a cloth diaper group while living in Heidelberg, Germany, and has since become a Circle Leader and founded the Real Diaper Circle of Northern Virginia.

Seeing a need in her community for more support and education around cloth diapering, Emily began her journey to become an RDA circle leader in 2015 and established The Real Diaper Circle of Butler County.

In 2008 - 2009, Jenn served as the founding chair of the Real Diaper Industry Association, a 501 (c) 6 trade association for cloth diaper retailers, manufacturers, diaper services, media and other parties with an interest in the cloth diaper industrIn 2008 - 2009, Jenn served as the founding chair of the Real Diaper Industry Association, a 501 (c) 6 trade association for cloth diaper retailers, manufacturers, diaper services, media and other parties with an interest in the cloth diaper industrin the cloth diaper industry.

In response to the Real Diaper Association's School of Cloth, we wrote this short article about how to get started with cloth diapers.

Since there have been a lot of discussions and questions about newborn cloth diapering on this blog and on the Diapershops» Facebook page I thought I might try to give you my real - time, as - I - go experiences to give moms of newborns (or soon to be) an idea of what they might encounter in the first weeks and months.

The RDA (Real Diaper Association) continues to grow, organize and play a leading role in the cloth diaper movement.

the ongoing 100 % reusable cloth diapers campaign to support people and choosing and using real diapers in any situation.

Paper towels, cloth wipes, reusable menstrual products, real dishes, and cloth napkins became standard fare in this house.

A little story about Growing Greens, October 13 - 14, 2006: Mothering Magazine and the Real Diaper Association sponsored a booth at the Green Festival in Washington DC, and invited me (Karen) to teach moms about cloth diapering in their Mom's breakroom / nursingroom / changing area.

If you are not already familiar with RDA, it trains and supports grassroots advocates in leading local Real Diaper Circles, compiles and distributes research on cloth diapering and leading cloth diaper advocacy, it works with media and other businesses and organizations to increase awareness about cloth diapers, and provides direct, reliable and unbiased support for consumers.

We haven't had a real blow out in a cloth diaper!

Q&A About Washing Cloth Diapers by Hand Q: In real life when would you need to wash cloth diapers by hand?

I actually have never spent «real» money on cloth diapers — so far I've only spent money that I made from writing, which isn't part of our budget, and since I usually get paid in Paypal and then buy stuff online with it, it kind of feels like play money to me.