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Get Your Kids on the Toilet Early

10 Jun 2008  IN HOME & GARDEN |   COMMENTS

Maybe it's 'cause I don't have a kid yet, but this recent story from one of my closest friends and a new mom cracked me up. In the 1950s when nearly all kids used cloth diapers, 95 percent were potty trained by 18 months, but now that nearly 95 percent of kids are in disposables, only about 10...+ READ MORE

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Solve Diaper Rash, Choose Calendula

2 May 2008  IN FOOD & HEALTH |   COMMENTS

A friend called me this morning with the exciting news she's about to become a mom! Since she's adopting from Vietnam--and kids from Southeast Asia have a high propensity for eczema--she asked me for advice. + READ MORE

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Disposable diapers

Solve the Diaper Dilemma: Safer Disposables

23 Mar 2008  IN HOME & GARDEN |   COMMENTS

This post is part of a series on choosing the best diapering option for your baby. Of course, this problem is goes away with frequent changing and a little fresh air on tiny tushies...but super absorbents work so well that often baby doesn't cry when wet, and hey, it can be a little tempting to let...+ READ MORE

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Cloth diapers

Solve the Diaper Dilemma: The Cloth Option

23 Mar 2008  IN HOME & GARDEN |   COMMENTS

This post is part of a series on choosing the best diapering option for your baby. First let's look at the environmental impact of that choice: Disposable diapers make up 5 percent of landfill waste in the United States.About 18 billion disposable diapers were discarded in America last year, and...+ READ MORE

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Solve the Diaper Dilemma: Elimination Communication and the Diaper-Free Movement

23 Mar 2008  IN HOME & GARDEN |   COMMENTS

This is the last in a series of diapering options for babies (read the earlier posts on Safer Disposables and gDiapers, the Hybrid Solution), and it is by far the cheapest option: Using no diapers at all. Take Nicole, for instance, a mom from Mississippi who started out using conventional...+ READ MORE

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