One thing I do hate about cloth diapering is that sometimes it seems overcomplicated to the non-user. It really should be touted as a simple way to diaper because I literally never have to make last minute mad dashes to the store to pick up extra diapers, or try to figure out whether I need to buy a small pack of the extra size up diapers to 'try them out,' or stress about finding the best price (because I ALWAYS do that). I guess because cloth appears to be extra work - but here I am, the laziest of lazy about laundry, saying that YOU CAN DO IT! It really hasn't thrown a wrench in my day to day laundry loads...actually, it really just forces me to switch things over from the washer to the dryer on time, hahaha. I really, really, really hate doing laundry. It's kind of up there with my hate of cooking and cleaning. I really just suck at being a housewife, but that's not the point of this post. :)
Anyways, still using my BG 4.0s (and Blake is looking mighty cute in them still) with a row unsnapped since I last posted. I think the only other thing that's changed is that now I do a full cold wash prior to a hot wash with detergent and rinse as opposed to just a cold prerinse (due to Blake's full human food diet). And still rockin' the Rockin Green detergent.
Oh yeah, and one more thing that is getting ready to change...
I decided to go full time cloth. Yep, I'm taking the plunge and doing nighttime cloth as well. I've always been a little intimidated of nighttime cloth since both of my boys have always been heavy wetters at night, and since cloth generally doesn't hold as much for as long as a disposable, well, I've always just chickened out and used disposables. But since we're potty training Logan, I'm tired of buying a box of disposables just to use at night (and during trips). So I ordered two Tender Tushies heavy wetters diapers from my Jacksonville friend's business First Coast Fluff to try out - I'll try to remember to update once I start using them!
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