My mom gave me this for Christmas and I absolutely love it. Gorgeous illustrations and very sweet ideas inside. Plus it's just structured enough so that I can be creative about what I include...
This is the prettiest carrier, and fit my shoulders and figure (at 5'6") much better than the Ergo. I got it when my daughter was about nine months, two years ago - it doesn't appear to have...
This potty is great - excellent value & performance! (plus it's cute!) My 9 month old DS took to it right away. He is a big boy (30 in. tall - feet not quite on floor - & 27 lbs.) and this is...
To anyone looking for a carrier, BECO is the brand!
I recently had purchased the Gemini, great carrier! It has everything you will ever need and want, its ergonomic, comfy, organic, made...
I am interested in making my own diapes/covers but I don't even sew. Howver, I'm willing to learn. Is it really hard? I'd like to hear tips from mamas who've done it. What patterns do you recommend?
Thanks for your time!
I've sewn my own covers despite being a terrible seamstress- I used fleece, which was pretty forgiving. It did take some time, but like I said, I really can't sew! Luckily I did have a sewing machine, and the fleece was free, so I didn't have to worry about ruining expensive fleece.
If you have a sewing machine, it's pretty easy to sew your own diapers. I did this several years ago for my third child when we couldn't afford to buy new cloth diapers. I used flannel, doubled with a terrycloth pad sewed in the middle. I used one of my old cloth diapers as a pattern guide. You can just use a large zig-zag stitch to cover the raw edges at the ends (like there is on diaper service diapers.) My home-made diapers worked well, but they were completely worn out in about a year, so I ended up buying new cloth diapers for my fourth child.