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    I am def. excited to start knitting. I knit my sil the cutest girlee soaker and am going to knit up several of them in the most girlified colors since I already have lots of boy woolies.
    Its A Girl!!



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    My all time favourite soaker pattern is the Curly Purly (free): c u r l y p u r l y
    Me (38) and DH (38)

    SAHM military momma to DS1 (2004), DS2 (who's all boy but loves to dance, though not in a tutu!) (2006), DS3 (2009), and our rainbow baby girl DD1 (2017)

    early m/c Jan 2013

    Cycle #1 @ HRC (Oct 2014) - 6 retrieved, 4 mature, 3 fertilized and biopsied. 1XX and 1XY abnormal. 1XX no DNA found, rebiopsied and found normal, frozen.
    FET attempt #1 (Nov 2014) - cancelled due to functional cyst. FET attempt #2 (Jan 30, 2015) - NT. Remaining embie failed to thaw.

    May 2015 - started infertility treatments at OFC. Femara 2.5mg
    July 2015 - BFP after second round of Femara. Aug 4 2015 - 6w4d
    Dec 21 2015 - mmc 7w1d

    Apr 2016 - IVF Cycle #2. Converted to IUI because of uneven response and leading follicles.
    Apr 19, 2016 - IUI with 3 mature follicles (2 right, 1 left), post wash: 17mil, 94% motility and 89% rapid motility. BFN.

    June 3, 2016 - 5mg Femara cycle. 5w.
    Sep 1, 2016 - 5mg Femara cycle. 8w.

    Our rainbow baby girl arrived on Mon Aug 28, 2017 - "After every storm comes a rainbow". We are so thankful and grateful for every moment.

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    We used them with my 2yo and will use them again with this new baby. It's a definite money saver, and the time involved is really not that much -- for me, 2-3 extra loads a week. No soaking, just using a wet bag. My son got an awful rash -- like a chemical burn -- using disposables and we have never gone back after that.

    The modern pocket diapers and all in ones are EXTREMELY easy to use and will convince even the most stubborn anti-cloth person. My mom said that if we switched to cloth, she wouldn't watch my son because the diapers are just so nasty. But once she saw the cloth diapers we were using, and saw how similar to disposables they are, she changed her mind.






    Mom to a blended family of 5 kids (3 boys, 2 girls), with one more due in late May 2013. We swayed for a girl, but have a sweet baby boy on the way.

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    Thanks for all of the input!
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    I used cloth with both my boys and would love to make a suggestion. I have tried over 20 different kinds and they really do vary on many points. What are the most important factors for you- cost, ease of use, quality, durability, green and community+ , design/color choice (may seem petty to some, but on days your up to your eyeballs in poopy diaps, sometimes a silly print can make you smile), and what diapers have you used before? Let me know and 'll throw in my 2 cents. You should also check out jilliansdrawers.com they have a try before you buy program that let's you rent diapers .

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    I haven't used cloth in the past so it all seems a little overwhelming at the moment. I think I am leaning toward trying Bum Genius pocket diapers, G diapers and maybe some prefolds with covers like the flips or thirsties. What does everyone think about these?
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    I absolutely hated the g diapers. The inserts did not stay in place where they're supposed to and we had a ton of leaks and nastiness. A friend down the street used the disposable inserts for convenience and they clogged her moms plumbing system (to the point where they had to call a plumber). They come in great colors, but if I hadn't tried other brands I wouldn't still be using cloth.

    We have used both the BumGenius pockets (4.0) and their all-in-ones (Freetime). I actually like the pockets better, especially with a toddler, because they're so easy to double stuff for overnights. I love all our BumGenius diapers, though, and would highly recommend them. They have worn very well.






    Mom to a blended family of 5 kids (3 boys, 2 girls), with one more due in late May 2013. We swayed for a girl, but have a sweet baby boy on the way.

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    You can always buy used ones online , I always sold mine when I was done. And I bought too , saves more money. Might sound gross ? but I would just sanitize them and it would be fine. I bought off hyena cart and diaper swappers . Love hyena cart, lots of nice wahm diapers there.
    Mommy to DS1 (3) DS2 (1 1/2) angel baby DD lost at 20 weeks (5/12) and another angel baby DD at 17 weeks due to ??? (12/12)

    Next option will be HT eventually...

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    bum genius are great diapers. I like the one size pockets but still wouldn't use till around 10+ lbs so I think prefolds work best for nb stage and are cheap-
    Its A Girl!!



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    I guess I will be the one out. I used old school squares with ds1 10 years ago now hahah it was good but he got a lot of rashes and we had to stop using them due to the rashes after we changed to disposables it went away strait away and no it wasn't washing powder problem some babies are allergic to there own urine, after $$ and specialists appointments! Ds2 has sensitive bum also ds3 was Modern cloth nappies ( I love the idea of mcn and have always wanted to cloth diaper my babies so we tried again) his skin was fine but they were a bad fit and leaked after he was about 3m also the cloth liners got very smelly and the urine poo smell wouldn't budge. So I got a different $ brand. Still leaked. It was messy and smelly and constant washing. I gave up!! All that money down the drain, with a box of 100 nappies costing $20 I doubt it would save money and if it did it wouldn't be much plus the stress of washing rinsing plying pooh off it. $20 is worth my sanity! That's my opinion :P
    Hoping for a pink rainbow!


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