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By LittleYena · Posted
Jace fidgeted on the sofa when Anya got up, he couldn't help himself. Now that his shell was cracking, he was becoming kind of clingy. As soon as she got back and laid the books back he shuffled forwards, and once again he got that absolutely adorable look of concentration on his face, as if he was making a life changing decision. All the books looked so interesting, it was so difficult to choose. After a few minutes he selected one about with a beautiful watercolour cover featuring a green forest and woodland animals. "This one, please!" -
By astrodiaper · Posted
Haven't really done the old school Christmas routine since 2000, but Christmas Eve was almost always up at Grandpa W's house, where we would open presents from mom's side of the family. Christmas morning was opening presents from Santa, with brief visits with who we could from dad's side of the family. I'd rather not get into Christmas from 2001-2012.... From 2012 to about 2019, I'd work and try to find somewhere to get food on Christmas morning, if possible. Call mom, dad, sister maybe, Church, bedtime. Nowadays, I'll go up to the kinfolk on the northside of town, thought that might be a different now that they've separated, church (I'm the lead usher, and I assign myself to the lead post.) Aside from all of that, it's just another day, though I get time and a half for working on Christmas day. -
“Consider it a punishment, but it won’t help you. If you consider it a lesson and stop fighting, the lesson will be over,” Annie replied. “As you wish,” Annie shrugged and left the room, leaving Kayla in the middle of the next temper tantrum. -
I'll chip in my twopenn’orth, for what that's worth, although you've got a pretty good response already. I spend most of my life in cloth nappies these days. I've no experience of pull-up cloth nappies, although I doubt they're compatible with long-term wear without substantial support to stop them pulling down again of their own accord as they get heavy. I wear either velcro nappies or terry squares folded in the Chinese fold (aka origami or butterfly fold). That gives a built-in soaker pad in the crotch. I also add extra soakers (generally 50cm terry squares folded in 3, and more than 1 of them). This will get me through most days and every night - I only use 2 nappies per 24 hours. Occasionally my nappy gets too sodden for safety in the evening, and then I change into my night-time nappy early. When I'm in a disposable I also add a soaker, and then I can always get through the day OK - ie I've got a bit more confidence a high volume disposable will last the day than cloth will. But cloth does the job fine, and that's what I'm always in, unless we're away with no washing machine available. In my experience velcro nappies will stay up better than pinned-on nappies, but all that's dependent on body shape. Hips can be very useful if you've got them. And onesies are essential imho. Plastic pants need to be big enough so the nappy can't peek out, with a seriously wide crotch - many are too narrow to work properly with a bulky cloth nappy. Good luck! Over and out. -
By ValentinesStuff · Posted
The big advantage with cloth is that you can keep adding layers as long as your plastic pants fit over them.
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