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Sydney
I LOVE free people but its way to expensive to buy, School starting up for me soon and i wanna find some cute CHEAP clothes like free people has any suggestions?
Answer
i would like to say u wear trendy tops with pencil jeans and pair it with the flats get a cool bag from salvatore ferragamo or prada ''i recently got a bag from prada''
hmmm u could buy from zara,mexx,salvatore ferragamo,prada,haute couture or if u wanna buy more cheaper buy from walmart
remember pair your dress with colourful accesories which u can get from monsoon or claires
keep your makeup simple like apply lipgloss and blush
if u are makeuplover
apply neutral eyeshadow
i would like to say u wear trendy tops with pencil jeans and pair it with the flats get a cool bag from salvatore ferragamo or prada ''i recently got a bag from prada''
hmmm u could buy from zara,mexx,salvatore ferragamo,prada,haute couture or if u wanna buy more cheaper buy from walmart
remember pair your dress with colourful accesories which u can get from monsoon or claires
keep your makeup simple like apply lipgloss and blush
if u are makeuplover
apply neutral eyeshadow
Thinking about starting to use cloth diapers instead of disposable?
I would like to know what are the pros and cons?
Answer
I love cloth diapering! They are so cute and trendy nowadays!
Pros:
- Cute and trendy - with all the cute colours and patterns available. baby is styling!
- Baby is more comfortable (how would you feel wearing paper underwear?)
- Baby is not exposed to chemicals such as polyacrylate (the absorbant gel), dioxins etc. (BPA used to be thought of as safe, what`s next?)
- Cloth Diapers are easier to use then ever before. Our washing machines are super efficient nowadays - there really is no issue with the washing of diapers in one load, and the next your clothes. Store your dirty diapers in a dry pail. Wet pails are old school and not necessary at all. Who wants to deal with poop soup!? Not me!
- Cheaper then disposables diapers and better for the environment. The nay sayers say bleach is bad for teh environement - but you shoudl never use bleach on your cloth diapers anyways, that is way too harsh for baby's skin.
- No leaks! (and if they leak, there is always a way of fixing them so they won't leak)
- You don't waste a diaper when baby pees while changing him.
- Easy to go out - just have a small wetbag to store dirty diapers in until you get home.
- Disposable liners help getting poop into the toilet where it belongs once baby starts solids. Newborn poop is water soluble, and can go straight into your washer without an issue. - but that being said, you should look into in "Infant Potty Training" and "Elimination Communication" My daughter sits on her potty at every diaper change, and since she has been 6 months old 85% of her poop goes in the potty. She is 9 months old now. She doesn't poop in her diaper very often, and really it's not hard to sit her on a "baby bjorn little potty".
- Cloth diapered babies tend to be toilet trained earlier.
- No need for diaper creams
- Less trash to carry out to the curb (our trash is only picked up every 2 weeks with a 4 bag maximum - this could be a stinky issue, especially in the summer!)
And just a as a note, it's really GROSS to leave your newborn in his baby poop for 6 hours just because the diaper can hold that much. Poor baby will get bad diaper rashes because mommy and daddy don't want the hassle of changing a diaper. Cloth diapered babies tend to be changed every hour at the newborn stage when they are awake. Diapers like Fuzzibunz make babyfeel dry beause of the inside fleece.
I love cloth diapering! They are so cute and trendy nowadays!
Pros:
- Cute and trendy - with all the cute colours and patterns available. baby is styling!
- Baby is more comfortable (how would you feel wearing paper underwear?)
- Baby is not exposed to chemicals such as polyacrylate (the absorbant gel), dioxins etc. (BPA used to be thought of as safe, what`s next?)
- Cloth Diapers are easier to use then ever before. Our washing machines are super efficient nowadays - there really is no issue with the washing of diapers in one load, and the next your clothes. Store your dirty diapers in a dry pail. Wet pails are old school and not necessary at all. Who wants to deal with poop soup!? Not me!
- Cheaper then disposables diapers and better for the environment. The nay sayers say bleach is bad for teh environement - but you shoudl never use bleach on your cloth diapers anyways, that is way too harsh for baby's skin.
- No leaks! (and if they leak, there is always a way of fixing them so they won't leak)
- You don't waste a diaper when baby pees while changing him.
- Easy to go out - just have a small wetbag to store dirty diapers in until you get home.
- Disposable liners help getting poop into the toilet where it belongs once baby starts solids. Newborn poop is water soluble, and can go straight into your washer without an issue. - but that being said, you should look into in "Infant Potty Training" and "Elimination Communication" My daughter sits on her potty at every diaper change, and since she has been 6 months old 85% of her poop goes in the potty. She is 9 months old now. She doesn't poop in her diaper very often, and really it's not hard to sit her on a "baby bjorn little potty".
- Cloth diapered babies tend to be toilet trained earlier.
- No need for diaper creams
- Less trash to carry out to the curb (our trash is only picked up every 2 weeks with a 4 bag maximum - this could be a stinky issue, especially in the summer!)
And just a as a note, it's really GROSS to leave your newborn in his baby poop for 6 hours just because the diaper can hold that much. Poor baby will get bad diaper rashes because mommy and daddy don't want the hassle of changing a diaper. Cloth diapered babies tend to be changed every hour at the newborn stage when they are awake. Diapers like Fuzzibunz make babyfeel dry beause of the inside fleece.
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