One Interesting Journey: Cloth and wool...

26 January, 2008

Cloth and wool...

We visited our friends at the local diaper shop on Thursday and both Estuardo and Onnolee got new "woolies", wool diaper covers. It hasn't been much harder cloth diapering two as opposed to one, we run a load of diapers about every 2 days now instead of every 3. We used disposable diapers while we were in Guatemala and I just couldn't hardly wait to get home to our cloth and wool. The disposables just seem so...paper...

And the mystery guest is...

Estuardo in his new Lana night soaker!

Onnolee in her "rainbow short" prefold diaper from Green Mountain Diaper Company.

And her new Aristocrat wooly!

2 comments:

Roberta Mann27 January, 2008 01:11
Everyone looks very happy and comfortable. You're a great Mother, has anyone told you that lately?
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Neeroc30 January, 2008 08:57
Hi, I saw your sig in lovinbundles so I had to come by and read about your beautiful family, and your latest adoption story - captivating!

Thanks for sharing it.
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