After four years of diapering, we've finally gotten around to trying out the famous Fuzzibunz diapers at Zephyr Hill. And this is thanks to my friend and a fellow cloth-diapering mother, Erica, at the Green Baby Goods store. At Green Baby Goods you'll find pretty much anything to satisfy your cloth diapering needs: pockets, AIO and AI2 diapers, prefolds and flats, covers, creams, detergents and more! Erica carries one of my favorite brands - Sweet Pea diaper covers. I picked up one of their Continue Reading
Lil Helper Cloth Diapers Review and Giveaway
Lil Helper cloth diapers were designed to help families save time and money. Owners Mohammed and Nader are former aerospace engineers who, in my opinion, have put their skills to use in a very unique way by designing the Lil Helper system. It's smartly put together and made from more sustainable materials. Every Lil Helper diaper is a one-size AI2 (all-in-two). That means: The pieces are interchangeable so you can diaper just the way you like. The different inserts will snap into any of Continue Reading
How to Pad Fold Flat Diapers
First of all, what is a flat diaper? It's basically a big square or rectangle of cloth that you fold and then wrap or pin around your baby. It's your great-grandmother's cloth diaper. After 4 years of cloth diapering, I thought it was high time that I went back to the basics and gave flats a test drive. But what kind to buy? Well, I wanted them to be soft and economical. Although the flour sack towels that you can pick up at Walmart or Target do work as flats, I know that they aren't quite as Continue Reading
Bumtique *New and Improved* Pocket Diaper Review
Classic Pooh has arrived at Zephyr Hill, thanks to Angela over at The Bumtique. We were thrilled to have won this cutie in a handmade giveaway because Angela's diapers, customer service and prices are the best! Last month I reviewed her custom Star Wars diaper and put two things on my Bumtique Wish List: a wider pocket and inserts made to fit the diapers. Well guess what? You can now buy super soft and silky bamboo inserts at The Bumtique; they are trim, highly absorbent and fit perfectly into Continue Reading
Why I Love Baking Whole Chickens
There's a lot to love about the whole fryers that you can pick up at the supermarket: The Price: We sometimes snag them for as low as 69 cents per pound. That means we get a 4-pound bird for as low as $2.79. Even 99 cents per pound is still a good bargain. You might say "but some of that is bones." True, but bones mean flavor and moisture. And bones have other uses. Read on..... The Method: Baking a whole fryer is one of the easiest things in the world to do. Baked chicken in its own Continue Reading
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