I have to say BGs are among my favourites, they have always fit well and held up so far for almost 2 years. I am in process of having my 3.0s converted to snaps because the velcro is wearing...
My 2 years old daughter loves puzzle games for the iPad. This is one of her favorites, she loves the sound of the animals when the puzzle is completed
Further when completed, bubbles appears...
These diapers are Made in the USA!!!! Do you know how hard it is to find that!? I sell a variety of cloth diapers, teach about cloth diapers, use cloth diapers, and my friends use cloth, so I...
Most of us here can agree that, as long as the result is a healthy baby and mom, a homebirth with even a lousy midwife is still generally a wonderful experience compared to a hospital birth. So...
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No you do not need to use the diva wash. Did you not get a pamphlet with care of it on it? Sorry - I can't remember - I didn't have much success with my diva cup - it's sitting in a drawer. I'm hoping for better success with it after baby.
I didn't buy the Diva wash. I just wash it with soap and warm water in between uses and then after my cycle I boil it in water for a couple minutes. Of course I haven't used mine in a while though.
I've used mine for 2 cycles now and I just have washed it with soap and warm water and it seems fine. I think on the website it says it's okay to wash with regular soap. (I am starting to like my Diva. The cycle was aweful, this last one was a LOT better and I like it more then tampons for sure!)
I just use soap and water as well. I always mean to get around to boiling it but never do. When I was camping last month I used wet wipes, Purell and water.
I boil water and dump it in a large ceramic mug (no, we don't drink out of it ) with half vinegar and let it soak. Then I rinse it, let it air dry and store it in the cloth bag.