AND THE WINNER IS.......

The winner of my Santa Baby Holiday Giveaway with over $175 in fluffy prizes is:

DANIELLE BURNS! Lucky entry #850!

I've sent you an email to the address you entered(c-----4@yahoo.com), Please respond by Tuesday morning at 10am to claim your prize!

Thanks to EVERYONE who entered and look for more contests from Diaper Parties by Erin in 2012!

Fuzzibunz One-Size Elite's comparison shots to old style

Alot of people have been asking to see the difference in the old versus new style of the Fuzzibunz one-size, so I just took some pics for everyone.
Here are the differences (the ELITE Diaper is the blue diaper, the old style is the dreamsicle colored diaper)
1. The front panel is shaped differently, no more strange square tab sticking out and less snaps.

2. The elastic adjustments are in the INSIDE of the diaper instead of the outside so it doesn't touch baby's skin...

3. MINKY inserts instead of microfiber...more trim, more absorbant, less staining and less odor!

Fuzzibunz One Size Elite, works for us, but may not work for you!

We switched over our entire stash to these diapers when they came out, we love them. But, each diaper has it's pros and cons, which is why having diaper consultants like us is SUPER exciting. Elite's work for us, but they may not work for you! One thing I've been hearing lately is that the waist elastic doesn't adjust out far enough, and babies with very large bellies are getting red marks on their back on the largest setting starting at only 15lbs. I was shocked, my daughter is 26lbs and she doesn't get those red marks.
I got to thinking about how to solve this. There has to be a way. I came up with an idea of switching out the waist elastic with one of the spare LEG elastics. The leg elastics are longer than the waist, so you can adjust it out further!!

Keep in mind that each diaper is going to fit each baby different. If something doesn't work, the GREAT thing about cloth diapers is their ability to keep their value. You know what I did when Grovia's didn't fit our daughter anymore? Sold them for about 80% of what I bought them for.
Don't be scared to try something just because the diaper didn't work for a few people. Or better yet, if your LO is already here, contact a consultant and bring your baby with you. I had a consult yesterday with an adorable 3 month old girl. She got to actually try the diapers on her (over top her disposables) to see what fit best!!

Check out www.diaperparties.com to get in touch with a consultant!

28 weeks and off to the triage because of a NASTY stomach flu...argh...

I've been lucky with my pregnancy so far, up until about 2 weeks ago when I knew it was inevitable I'd be getting the stomach flu. First my husband got it, then my daughter, and last Thursday I finally ended up getting it. I'm already high risk as it is, my daughter was born 7 weeks early due to a uterine abnormality I have. I'm on day 5 of this horrible stomach virus, have dropped almost 6 pounds (when I've only gained 20 to begin with), can't keep much down, and my contractions have heightened to every 3-5 minutes because of this dehydration.

Off to the triage for this high-risk mama.

Tag your Fluff

Has everyone seen these Tag your Fluff labels? What an AWESOME idea! They would be great to use at daycares! They can be used on all sorts of things, not just diapers. Pool season is over now, but when it rolls back around in 2012 this would be a great idea for swim diapers, wetbags, clothes, you name it!

•self-adhesive (peel & stick), waterproof, laundry safe & cloth diaper safe labels, specifically designed to withstand cloth diapering.
•96 total labels per sheet
•Dimensions: 1" x .5"
•Perfect solution to no sew or iron on labeling!
•Stick Around Labels are made with a revolutionary, adhesive, waterproof & washable material with a matte finish.
•Waterproof laundry safe labels that are designed specifically to withstand cloth diapering.
•Apply to any care tag on any garment.

Peel & stick to the garment care tag only. If your cloth diapers do not have any sort of care tag, you do NOT want to apply this to any part of the fabric as it could affect the waterproof material.

These labels have been tested in an every other day cloth diaper wash cycle for months of hot wash cycles, some dryer use, monthly vinegar rinse cycles, baking soda & borax use, as well as the recommended cloth diaper safe detergents (dye & perfume free).

Our labels are waterproof and laundry safe. Many childcare facilities require parents to label everything you bring with the child. Now you can label your cloth diapers too!

Other great uses for these labels include:
•clothing, hats & mittens, sports equipment, coats
•bathing suits & towels
•stuffed animals & blankets & more!


http://​www.everythingbirth.com/​merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Produc​t_code=waterproof-cloth-diaper​-labels&AFFIL24245

Contest starts NOW and ends at midnight on December 23, 2011.
Good luck!!!

It's almost time!

It's almost time to start my Santa Baby Holiday Giveaway! We've got over $175 worth of FABULOUS FLUFFY prizes for 1 lucky winner!!!!

Prizes include:
Tots Bots AIO Limited Edition Holiday print
Rockin Green Detergent
Changing Diapers by Kelly Wels
5 tubs CJ's BUTTer
Comic nursery letter from Molly & Gordon
Hair bow and clips from Twinkling Star Designs
Genius t-shirt provided by Toni the Chic Mamma!
Medela Tendercare Lanolin

Contest starts 12/2/2011 and ends at 11:59pm 12/23/2011