Comments on: Cloth Diapers

By: The Cloth Diapers We Use @ bee + daddoo

The Cloth Diapers We Use @ bee + daddoo — Fri, 19 Apr 2013 12:09:20 +0000

[...] saying it was too hard, too dirty, and too inconvenient. I took that as a challenge. I read Twwly’s comprehensive guide, and dove in. I put together what I thought would serve as a starter kit, and planned to buy more [...]

By: Madelia

Madelia — Tue, 01 Nov 2011 15:47:37 +0000

Im still unsure for the kids…in my future ,…I love me! they usually love me too!! I just dont know if I am mature enough for them or that I am planning for breast implants…and I heard it will ruin them…. but if I do have children…this was good info!!

By: Cloth Diapers

Cloth Diapers — Tue, 24 May 2011 01:44:46 +0000

Thanks for this bunch of information you gathered and laid on this blog! Love it! Cloth diapers though traditional yet its simplicity saves cost and helps save our planet.

By: Fluffina

Fluffina — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 19:39:16 +0000

I found this very very helpful! You have no idea! I have been looking around for good information about cloth diapers and couldn’t really find anything that was good or made since.
Thank you! Btw love you Twwly!

By: Cloth Diapers « home sweet home

Cloth Diapers « home sweet home — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 21:56:12 +0000

[...] July 24, 2009 at 2:56 pm · Filed under baby and tagged: baby, diapers So I keep getting crazy looks every time I mention that I want to use cloth diapers this time around. I really dont know what the phobia is, but I am going to share some information with you that may help people understand why we are choosing to go this rout (compliments of Twwly): [...]

By: Allie (Ginny)

Allie (Ginny) — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 19:31:38 +0000

Thanks for posting this. Question: how many diapers do you have/need? Could you let a fellow Canadian know where you bought your Fuzzi Bunz? Thanks!

By: Twwly

Twwly — Sun, 31 May 2009 14:50:56 +0000

KC, that’s an incredible story!

Hope you’re having fun with cheese and chickens!

By: kc

kc — Tue, 26 May 2009 12:28:05 +0000

thanks so much for posting this info. i found your site in a desperate attempt to help my children with their asthma. my daughter, who is ten now, spent weeks in the hospital her first two years with asthma-induced pneumonia. home-health nurses came out every week to our house, and i had her off all dairy, wheat, etc. just trying to figure out something to help her poor, sweet self. the internet wasn’t what iti s now back then–i tried so hard to find info that would just give us a clue…

my son suffered the same. i came across your website, and immediately took him out of disposables. he hasn’t had an attack since. and his were up to 2-3 attacks a
week. he doesn’t use an inhaler anymore, either.

it makes me so pissed that i spent all that time watching my babies suffer, and maybe just getting them out of those disposable toxic shorts would have done the trick. lily hasn’t had an attack since she was potty trained. i mentioned it to the pediatrician, and he said she’d just grown out of her asthma. which sounds like tripe to me.

all that time in hospitals when they were supposed to be saving her life. they might have just been strapping on the problem over and over again every tie we changed her. you have no idea the guilt i have over this.

also, my son’s eczema cleared up almost immediately after we went to cloth. eczema that mainly showed up on his little bum and legs. i can’t believe i put my kids through that, and have since gotten very serious about everything that comes into this house. thanks so much for putting this info out there. especially because i know how much it time it must take you, and mamas don’t have much of that left over at the end of the day!

ps. i’m making cheese again this afternoon. and we just built a coop for our three new chicks. finding websites like yours have been such an encouragement, especially when i get the: “you’re just a hippie shit” talk from folks.

thanks,
kc williams