Buttons Diapers was always an AI2 system, with reusable shells and snap-in pads. But since the shells also make great little diaper covers, it makes complete sense that Buttons would add prefold diapers to its product line-up. We received a complimentary review pack of Size 2 Buttons prefolds, which are made of 55% bamboo and 45% unbleached cotton. If you've only used cotton prefolds before, the bamboo/cotton version is softer and silkier in comparison. You'll notice this right off the Continue Reading
5 Fun and Local Fall Family Outings
My favorite season has arrived, and although the weather is chilly, there are so many fun things to get out of the house and do with your family. Put on a sweater and head outdoors to take advantage of the beauty that fall has to offer! Pumpkin Patch - Just because All Hallow's Eve has come and gone, doesn't mean you have to give up on pumpkins. Thanksgiving is just around the corner, so make a visit to your local pumpkin patch or festival. Enjoy activities like mazes, hay rides, pettings Continue Reading
Borrowed Planet AI2 Diaper Review
All-in-Two diapers have surged in popularity over the past few years. Borrowed Planet is a Canadian brand that I'll be featuring today. Borrowed Planet has carved out a niche in the market by staying affordable, offering many unique prints, and being very social online. For the review, I purchased a Rainy Daze cover for Mary Kate and a Love Bite (shark) cover for my nephew, Roderick. We also tested the bamboo snap-in inserts and the bamboo/cotton trifold. Borrowed Planet diapers and Continue Reading
How to Safely Cook Kidney Beans (They Can Be Toxic)
I don't use kidney beans that much in cooking. When making red beans and rice, one of our favorite Southern dishes, I always use red beans, not kidneys. The same goes for chili. We also like pintos, northern beans and black beans. But after visiting relatives in Louisiana, my mother-in-law brought back a little Southern treasure for me: a bag of dried Camellia kidney beans from New Orleans. The excellent flavor and creamy texture are such that many Southern families won't use anything but Continue Reading
6 Money-Saving Tips for Homeschoolers
Thanks to The Toddle for sponsoring this post! One of the nicest things about homeschooling is its flexibility. Parents get to choose what - and how much - to buy. But that same flexibility can lead to unnecessary expenses if you're not careful. Here are some ways to help minimize your spending without sacrificing the quality of your child's education. Love Your Local Library The library can be a huge help for homeschooling parents on a budget. Get a library card and use it to supplement Continue Reading
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