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Archives for November 2015

Do Cloth Diapers Save Money?

November 30, 2015 By Deb 21 Comments

Do Cloth Diapers Save Money?

In our last post, Al and I shared ways on How to Save Money on Cloth Diapers. We went over which type and brands we found to be most cost effective and a few other crumb saving ways to deal with poo, cloth diaper laundry, etc. And as promised, now that we have survived 1 […]

Filed Under: Our Finances, Parenting Tagged With: cloth, diapers, saving money

How to Save Money on Cloth Diapers

November 22, 2015 By Deb 4 Comments

How to save on cloth diapers

Now that little Miss Crumbsaver has joined our family, Al and I are finding that diapers have become a very essential part of our lives. And as Al mentioned in a previous post (What Does A Baby Really Need?), because we weren’t sure if cloth diapers would save us money, we decided to experiment with […]

Filed Under: Parenting, Reviews, Tips & Tricks Tagged With: baby, cloth, diapers, parenting

Will Work for Food!

November 15, 2015 By Al 1 Comment

Will Work for Food

It’s been several weeks since we last posted—in fact, this was probably the longest dry spell for new posts since we launched this blog over a year ago! The baby certainly has given us some additional distractions that take up our time, but our lack of writing lately actually has more to do with my […]

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