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We aren't the largest site, but we are growing!  And we have some amazing Cyber Monday sales - we also offer custom payment plans for purchases over $100, to help ease the initial purchase.   If we don't have something...
Welcome and congrats on your upcoming arrival! I'm glad to hear you have a doula - I think the group you are with at Northside influences the experience a lot.  That said, I don't know of too many moms who birth there, but my...
We have had great luck with FuzziBunz perfect size.  My older son wore a size M until he was out of dipes and my toddler is currently in a M (he also wears the FB OS diapers and BG 4.0 One size).  They hold up well and do the...
I love a fitted + wool cover for the early overnights.  We used Clovers (not available now, unfortuantely) + Aristocrats wool soaker and then moved into sustainablebabyish fitteds + wool longies.     I love a gown...
We used PS with our older son (OS wasn't created yet) up until he was out of diapers.  We never needed larger than a M, which was awesome.  After prefolds/covers in the early days, the M PS was all he...
Not sure if this is posted anywhere else, but wanted to mention this is happening this Sunday in Buckhead:         Mayim Bialik, mother of two, star of The Big Bang Theory, and natural birth and...
Hi all,    Just wanted to mention that there is an AP Meetup group for Atlanta - http://www.meetup.com/APMomsAtlanta.   I only recently joined and will be going to my first meetup next week, but it looks...
Quote: Originally Posted by tibeca    3- I've been working on knitting up some wool covers in hopes this may help (putting them over the inserts and diaper as a back up), but am I wasting my...
Quote: Originally Posted by MamitaM  What's RLR? RLR is a powder which is biodegradable - it's easier to say what it isn't - it's not a bleach or detergent.  It basically lifts the dirt/stains out of...
You could also try adding RLR to the wash cycle - you just empty the packet into the wash at the beginning of the cycle and it really helps remove buildup and stains.  It's safe for cloth - I typically use it once a month, but it...
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