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Global pandemic have you wondering if you should start cloth diapering? Looking to have a more sustainable diaper routine? Wanting to save some money? Like the look of all those cute diaper prints?   Whateve...

One Saturday morning, I took out the big can of high-adhesive primer that we bought for this project. I primed one side of the cabinet doors and allowed it to dry. I went inside to tend to my newborn and switch duties with my husband to allow him to go work on painting the interior of the camper. Somewhere in the shuffle, my middle child (dubbed “the crazy one”) snuck outside to see what everyone was up to out there. Well, there is nothing this child loves more than a can of paint.

You see, the thing about parenting is that it’s going to go your way about 5% of the time. The other 95% is all about adapting. 

My neighbor told her child it was okay and sent him back to play and apologized for him being a tattle-tale. I said that was no problem, but I couldn’t help but think to myself, “Jeeze, talk about terrible timing!” given our conversation topic.

Warning: you might get addicted to collecting cloth diapers. 

Hemp changed the game! When I first used it, I was like “I’ve been lied to yet again because this is not working!”, but with a little research, I realized that you have to wash it a few times before the initial use. This is to increase absorbency. One of the best things about hemp is the longer you use it the more absorbent it becomes. One of the few things that get better with age, like a fine wine ;) 

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If your little has a yeast rash - "hugs mama".  I'm sorry you and your little have to deal with this.  The good news is that you're in good hands with this article.  I've battled yeast rash at least 3 times that I can remember and each time I was able to get it to clear up in about a week with no trip (or copay) to the doctor's office using 3 simple steps.  

Yeast Rash is a different beast than other diaper rashes so you'll need to use a different diaper rash cream to help clear it up.  Here are our top 7 recommended creams to use.