3 dozen nappies–washed, folded, and ready to go–and a handful of used covers plus one handknit wool soaker (more to come!)
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No, no, no—-my grandchild won’t have a “dirty little butt.” Perhaps the child may occasionally have a soiled diaper. Will that term make it smell better????????
Yes, yes a soiled diaper. Paul has reassured me that he is on board as a certified diaper changer (we practiced in the laundry room last night!) and diaper washer . His ability to tolerate off-putting smells is much better than mine! Although I think seeing the loomy stack of diapers atop the dryer was a bit more reality than he was prepared for. Can you imagine how he will feel when we install the carseat this weekend AND set up the co-sleeper?
Dry pail/wet pail
service/no service
disposable/cotton
chinese cotton trifold/????
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA (Maniacal laughter. Runs screaming into the woods never to be heard from again.)
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My name is Amy Jo. I live, write, create, and play in Portland, Oregon. I am a cultural geographer by training, but I earn my keep by writing and editing atlases, educational and reference materials, and scholarly journals. For fun, I cook, knit, garden, walk the dog, take photographs, read, paint my house (over and over again), hang out with friends and family, and write from time-to-time.
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