Sentences with phrase «who use a diaper»

Without reservation, I highly recommend the Too Smart cover for anyone who uses diaper covers.

Many moms who use this diaper cream say that Boudreaux» Butt Paste is also good for soothing other skin irritations or skin dryness.

She'll hope for a day when the government will provide tax breaks to parents who use a diaper service and consider taxing disposable products because of their environmental impact.

The Gail Satchel Diaper Bag is the perfect bag for a working mama who uses her diaper bag as double duty briefcase too.

- Sealed seams allow for up to 3» of standing water in the bottom of the bag (perfect for anyone who uses a diaper sprayer to rinse diapers)- Double pull zipper allows for easy emptying.

Not exact matches

«E» has always had sensitive skin, the kid who ended up in cloth diapers because disposables would cause rashes, the kid who can't use scented anything, the kid who complains about clothes scratching him.

I use organic cotton pads made by Imse Vimse (who also make cloth diapers), and they are simply so much softer than any disposable pad you can find.

Diaper Junction is happy to bring you All Diaper Rite products, a great choice for parents who want to use cloth diapers on a budget.

What I thought was really fascinating is that we were talking to some cloth diapering folks over the week, and I had no idea... and get ready to have your mind blown... there were so many people who use a conventional diaper.

Dr. Alper worked with an Asperger's boy who insisted on using diapers because he was afraid that if he peed in the toilet, it would go all over the room.

My own first experience with gussets was with the Rumparooz pocket diaper, and later with our first Bummis Super Brite baby diaper cover, which we received from a friend who had used diaper service.

Ribbon and Stitches carries lots of popular diaper brands, and they use all of their proceeds to provide financial assistance to help families who couldn't otherwise afford to start up using cloth diapers!

Reinhardt, who uses a dresser, says, «I store the clean cloth diapers in the top drawers of that dresser.

I always recommend pockets to anyone who is considering using cloth because I think they are a great «gateway» diaper (for me it was the bumGenius One Size pocket diapers).

For the baby who spits up or even for use in a sumo - style diaper with diaper belt (because these bad boys don't hold much liquid!)

This group is providing used cloth diapers to families who can't afford brand new.

Parents who use baby cloth diapers swear their child potty trained quicker.

Yes, some people have complicated wash routines because they have hard water, ineffective washers, used diapers, or a well meaning husband who thinks everything needs fabric softener.

There are so many of them out there and there are many people who have never used cloth diapers that think they are true.

Even for those of us who are experienced using cloth diapers can get overwhelmed sometimes!

There are so many of them out there and there are many people who have never used cloth diapers that think they

I know moms who have made up their entire stash buying used diapers.

These are great for so many uses - perfect for keeping a little one dry who is sensitive to wetness or overnight or in a diaper that's garder to clean in case of dirtying - I am very glad I added these to my stash!

Some parents who use cloth diapers will resort to using disposables, such as Huggies diapers, during the night or when going out.

EC was super helpful for us for many reasons: cut down on diaper use (unemployed when baby was born, so super helpful), helped immensely with diaper rash, helped with fussy baby who hated even a drop of pee in his diaper, helped with early potty training (before 2, except for night - time dryness, which we are still working on).

These organizations, run by volunteers, collect new and used cloth diapers, often even making or repairing them, to help families who need a helping hand.

I know some parents who only use disposable diapers at night, like our family.

Parents who have used this backpack diaper bag love the addition of two separate waterproof pockets that are meant to hold your electronics and valuables.

The Hobo is a no - brainer since it can easily house all the crap you keep insisting you can't live without, including Pull - Ups and sippy cups for those of you who no longer need a full - blown diaper bag, but could still use the room.

Overall the Coaballa Multi Function Travel Diaper Bag comes highly recommended and rated by parents who have used and loved it for all of their traveling needs.

Wool is a completely natural material, so it's an excellent option for those who would like to minimize the use of synthetic materials in their diapers.

For those who want to use disposable but worry about the plastic and bleach in diapers or the environmental impact, there are a few companies that make some decent chlorine and bleach - free disposable diapers.

Parents who have used and loved this backpack style diaper bag love the side pocket feature that fits baby wipe packages perfectly.

Even parents who use cloth diapers, which reduce rashes, will experience a few throughout their child's life.

Parents who have used this bag love the waterproof lining which helps to keep soiled diapers from damaging the bag.

Also, a middle - of - the road alternative for those who want to be more environmentally friendly but don't want to deal with having to wash their own diapers, is to use a diaper service.

They didn't use any chlorine or latex materials when making the diapers, which is ideal for babies who are sensitive.

Parents who use and love the Pampers Swaddlers Overnights Diapers love the wetness indicator that is located on the front of the diaper.

Especially as a first time mom who has never used diapers (let alone cloth).

If you have friends who choose to only use cloth diapers part of the time, or not at all, be an open book when they ask for help or advice and politely remind them you love cloth diapers because of all the reasons listed, and then some... but don't make them feel like they've done something wrong by choosing another way.

Earth's Best Chlorine - Free Diapers have been used and loved by parents who want to live a more natural lifestyle for years.

This can be especially true when you will be leaving your baby in the care of others who aren't as familiar with the use of cloth diapers.

If you want to know what cloth diapering is like, ask someone who uses them.

The 4.0 pocket is no exception; many parents who are new to cloth diaper start off with these diapers because they are easy to use and are affordable.

This bag is widely recognized around the world to be a top of the line messenger diaper and has received mostly positive reviews and rating by parents who have used and love it.

While I have no trouble with the duo - wrap / adjustable size ones, I find that grandparents / day care / people who aren't as used to cloth diapers do better with these ones.

I have 4 main category of gifts I give that feature cloth diapering products: The Ultimate Baby Shower Gift Basket, Thinking of You, For Those Who Use «Sposies, and Donation.

I know some who use it to gloss up their lipstick, moisturize their elbows or their feet, you can even use it for diaper rash!

And for everyone who has already bought regular swim diapers for the summer, don't despair — my good friend showed me that they actually survive SEVERAL washes in the washmachine and make it through the dryer as well — so far I have used the same pack of swim diapers for both of my sons all summer and still have 5 unused ones — though I wouldn't do that with poopy ones!

The outer is similar to cloth diaper covers (and I know people who use them as such) while the inner is disposable (flusable, compostable).