Zephyr Hill

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How to Get More Money When Selling Your Diapers

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At some point during your cloth diapering experience, you might want to sell some. Perhaps a certain brand didn't work out as expected, or maybe your child has completely potty trained and the possibility of another baby on the horizon is slim to none. Whatever the case may be, you'll want to get the best price possible. I've had lots of experience with buying and selling over the past five years and wanted to share a few tips with you. Buy and sell gender neutral. It's much easier to sell a Continue Reading

Kawaii “Mom Label” Bamboo Pocket Diaper Review & Giveaway

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I added a Kawaii "Mom Label" bamboo pocket diaper to my rotation this summer mainly because I wanted to test it as an overnight solution for 18-month-old Erik. This diaper has a bamboo lining inside and comes with a pair of 3-layer bamboo inserts. Here are the basic specs: One size fit all, for babies 8 lbs to 36 lbs 100% organic bamboo lining and bamboo inserts Waterproof outer shell is Thermoplastic Polyuerthane (TPU) Pocket opening in the back of diaper 2 bamboo inserts made of Continue Reading

Imagine Stay Dry AIO Diaper Review & Giveaway

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We use Imagine diapers a lot around here. The quality is consistent, prices are very reasonable and the print/color options are all very appealing. Plus they ship for FREE when you buy at Nicki's. This fall, I purchased the Imagine Stay Dry AIO Diaper in two cute prints - Rawr and Ring-a-Ding: An All-in-One (AIO) diaper is designed to be put on your baby with no preparation at all. It's the closest thing to a disposable diaper you'll find. The outside is waterproof and the absorbent inner Continue Reading

Is it a Night Terror….or a Nightmare?

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If your child wakes up crying or screaming in the night, it could be due to a nightmare or a night terror. But how do you tell the difference? Nightmares typically happen during REM sleep. Your child can be woken up and calmed down. He may be able to remember what the dream was about. Once he is calm and feels secure, sleep should return pretty quickly. Night terrors are a bit different. They are more dramatic and typically occur during deep, non-REM sleep. Our daughter, Catherine, had Continue Reading