About 400 elementary- and middle-school students taking part in the Shenendehowa Inventors program will display their inventions at the former Cotton Market store at Clifton Park Center from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
This was a wonderfully well written article. Thank you for looking at all aspects of cloth diapering. There are even more options out there than were mentioned! Like wonderful fitted snapping diapers and adorable wool covers.
I have been cloth diapering both my boys since my first was 1 year old. I remember the days when I used sposies as my ignorant days. My house smelled so bad back then. All it took was one diaper. And all that extra trash. It was disgusting. My house no longer smells and I am now doing my part to lessen my footprint on our planet.
I especially love the last paragraph. Not sure who this Lydia chick is, or what she is basing her opinion on, but Cloth Diapers are hardly "new age" as they have been around for thousands of years. I consider anyone that thinks our "throw away economy" to be the right and best way to be more of a new age freak than I (and my cloth diapering counterparts) are. The obvious fallacy of saying "there's nothing wrong with it" is too funny! Thank you Lydia for drilling it home even more just how much better cloth diapers are then disposables!
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This was a wonderfully well written article. Thank you for looking at all aspects of cloth diapering. There are even more options out there than were mentioned! Like wonderful fitted snapping diapers and adorable wool covers.
I have been cloth diapering both my boys since my first was 1 year old. I remember the days when I used sposies as my ignorant days. My house smelled so bad back then. All it took was one diaper. And all that extra trash. It was disgusting. My house no longer smells and I am now doing my part to lessen my footprint on our planet.
I especially love the last paragraph. Not sure who this Lydia chick is, or what she is basing her opinion on, but Cloth Diapers are hardly "new age" as they have been around for thousands of years. I consider anyone that thinks our "throw away economy" to be the right and best way to be more of a new age freak than I (and my cloth diapering counterparts) are. The obvious fallacy of saying "there's nothing wrong with it" is too funny! Thank you Lydia for drilling it home even more just how much better cloth diapers are then disposables!
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