From the category archives:

Budget

The NEW Tiny Tush Trim hemp fitted Review

by Autumn Beck on March 11, 2010

Raise your hand if you’re ever satisfied with your nighttime cloth diaper routine?
Mine’s not raised.  Trust me I loved the Sustainablebabyish bamboo fitteds but one day I just up and decided to sell them all.  I’m strange like that.
It wasn’t until the night after I shipped them off that I realized I had put myself [...]

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You can cloth diaper on a budget!

by Autumn Beck on March 5, 2010

Cloth diapers are the healthiest diapering choice for your baby. They are the most environmentally friendly diaper.  And believe it or not they are the best for your budget.
I get plenty of comments from moms wondering how in the world people buy $40, $25 and even $17 cloth diapers.  Not everyone is going to be [...]

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A Review of Envibum Cloth Diapers

by Autumn Beck on February 18, 2010

When I research cloth diapers reviews aren’t the only factor I consider.  As a matter of fact, the moms behind the diaper can lead me to buy without even reading a single review.
That will be the case with Envibum cloth diapers for many of you.  Sure, I’ll give you my review but first I want [...]

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I LOVE the New Flip Cloth Diapers!

by Autumn Beck on October 30, 2009

This is not a paid endorsement. I was not given a Flip to review.
As you may recall, on September 14th I posted about Cottonbabies new products: Flip and Econobums.  I went ahead and pre-ordered a Flip Day Pack: Stay-Dry with 2 packs of disposable inserts.
I received my Flip pack about 2 weeks ago and [...]

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Recycled Wool is in Season!

by Autumn Beck on October 22, 2009

If interlock and knit/crochet are too hard to get or are out of your budget there are still more options. There are tons of WAHMs that can turn an old wool sweater into the cutest pair of longies for your little one. Recycled wool longies are substantially less expensive and work just as [...]

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Have You Seen Cotton Babies New Cloth Diapers?

by Autumn Beck on September 14, 2009

Okay, I’ve always been honest with y’all so I won’t hold back.  When I first started cloth diapering I strongly disliked all things made by Cotton Babies. I know, terrible, isn’t it?!
You want to know what’s worse? I had never even tried one of their products.  I completely made some crazy assumption that it was [...]

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Overwhelmed? Cloth Diapers 101

by Autumn Beck on January 5, 2009

I love the story my pastor tells about Vince Lombardi.  After the Packers had lost 3 or 4 games in a row, Vince meets with his players in the locker room, holds up the football and says, “This is a football.”
Mamas, I’m starting at the basics today.  I have been guilty of getting side-tracked by [...]

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Does This Economy Have You Cutting Back?

by Autumn Beck on November 14, 2008

If you watch the news, listen to the radio, or even glance at a newspaper or magazine you’ve heard the rumor that “times are tough financially”.  Whether you’re in the trenches or not, chances are you felt at least a small bit of pain over the last few months.
For us, the biggest budget buster has [...]

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Winter Woolies Part 2

by Autumn Beck on October 23, 2008

If interlock and knit/crochet are too hard to get or are out of your budget there are still more options.  There are tons of WAHMs that can turn an old wool sweater into the cutest pair of longies for your little one.  Recycled wool longies are substantially less expensive and work just as well as [...]

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How To Start Cloth Diapering on a Budget

by Autumn Beck on August 15, 2008

Many families choose to cloth diaper for financial reasons. Budgets can be so tight that startup costs are often overwhelming. However, there are ways to begin cloth diapering today on less than $125.
The least expensive route are prefolds and covers. My favorite prefolds have been the very first ones I purchased in [...]

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