Although I've got three children in cloth right now, it doesn't really matter how many you're diapering before the stuff begins to pile up. Diapers, covers, wipes and all the accessories.........even the roomiest changing table can quickly begin to overflow! Luckily, I discovered the perfect solution to my storage problems: a shoe organizer with a sturdy metal frame and durable canvas pockets. We purchased it at Walmart and had it put together in 15 minutes. The shoe compartments Continue Reading
Flip Training Pants Review
The new training pants from Flip are finally here and my boys are trying them out for the first time. Flip trainers are made of the same soft, durable waterproof fabric you find in the one-size covers. Each trainer comes with 5 organic cotton inserts which can be adjusted for size, just like the pants. Plus, the stretch-to-fit side panels offer additional customization for both size and color. The trainers are designed to both pull up and snap off, making training and cleaning up much easier Continue Reading
Wallypop Fleecy Wraps Diaper Covers Review
I have been using Wallypop fleecy wrap covers for about a year now and love them for many reasons. They are made with thick quality Malden Mills fleece which makes all the difference. Plus, the wide touchtape tabs and soft stretchy waistband and gussets ensure a great fit on my son every time. And the generous design of these covers will accommodate and hold in anything you want to "pack" in there - fitteds, flats, prefolds plus doublers, inserts, etc. One really great thing you'll discover Continue Reading
Where to Find Conservative Maternity Clothes
If you're pregnant and having a hard time trying to find longer dresses and skirts, and tops without plunging necklines, this post is for you. After multiple pregnancies, I've found a lot of great places to shop for conservative, but attractive styles. We all have different reasons for wanting to wear a more conservative style. Comfort, body type, personal style, religious convictions and even something as simple as trying to stay warmer can all come into play. It also goes without saying Continue Reading
Homeschooling on a Budget
Yes, it's possible to save money by teaching your children at home. In fact, you might even spend less than you would if they were attending a "free" public school. No mandatory school supplies to buy. No pressure to purchase new clothes just for school. No gas from commuting to school or extra curricular activities. It can really add up. You might be thinking "But homeschoolers have to purchase their own curriculum!" So exactly how can you save money? Buy Used or Borrow: There are tons of Continue Reading