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		By: Hannelene		</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 22 Dec 2010 19:19:24 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Congrats again on your beautiful boy - babies are the best!

No idea on the formula - my son is nine months and we&#039;re still nursing  (and he is eating home cooked baby meals - no Gerber jars here, thankyouverymuch)  Since I work, we had the expense of a pump, but it is $300 that has more than paid for itself.

However, we do use disposable diapers.  He is in daycare and they do not do cloth.  It didn&#039;t make much sense to me to deal with one added complication on weekends when that is really the only time I have to play with the baby and get things done around the house.  (You may call me a wimp now)  We have been buying from Costco when there are coupons and sales, and have not paid more than 8 cents a diaper yet.  You have to have the space to store the stock-up and buy larger sizes though... our guy grew so quick that I have had to exchange to a larger size a few times.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Congrats again on your beautiful boy &#8211; babies are the best!</p>
<p>No idea on the formula &#8211; my son is nine months and we&#8217;re still nursing  (and he is eating home cooked baby meals &#8211; no Gerber jars here, thankyouverymuch)  Since I work, we had the expense of a pump, but it is $300 that has more than paid for itself.</p>
<p>However, we do use disposable diapers.  He is in daycare and they do not do cloth.  It didn&#8217;t make much sense to me to deal with one added complication on weekends when that is really the only time I have to play with the baby and get things done around the house.  (You may call me a wimp now)  We have been buying from Costco when there are coupons and sales, and have not paid more than 8 cents a diaper yet.  You have to have the space to store the stock-up and buy larger sizes though&#8230; our guy grew so quick that I have had to exchange to a larger size a few times.</p>
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		By: Jes		</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 20 Dec 2010 19:43:42 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[a little over 4 years ago before we made the switch to Cloth diapers we were spending around $40-50 a month on diapers. That was buying Luvs- the cheapest &quot;name&quot; brand out there.  My sister in law used Huggies up until a few months ago when her son potty trained and they spent around $60 a month. And these are the costs of diapering an older child who uses way less diapers than a newborn.  we&#039;ve been using up the diapers we had around the house and I know Josiah was easily going through 8-10 a day,  we bought one pack of newborn diapers, 36 diapers for $10.25, at 10 a day that&#039;s  $85 a month!  we&#039;ve never done the formula thing, so I have no clue about that.  boy am I glad we use cloth... (and yes, I switched today, even though his cord is still hanging on by a thread! it&#039;s so hard not to just pull it off. lol)]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>a little over 4 years ago before we made the switch to Cloth diapers we were spending around $40-50 a month on diapers. That was buying Luvs- the cheapest &#8220;name&#8221; brand out there.  My sister in law used Huggies up until a few months ago when her son potty trained and they spent around $60 a month. And these are the costs of diapering an older child who uses way less diapers than a newborn.  we&#8217;ve been using up the diapers we had around the house and I know Josiah was easily going through 8-10 a day,  we bought one pack of newborn diapers, 36 diapers for $10.25, at 10 a day that&#8217;s  $85 a month!  we&#8217;ve never done the formula thing, so I have no clue about that.  boy am I glad we use cloth&#8230; (and yes, I switched today, even though his cord is still hanging on by a thread! it&#8217;s so hard not to just pull it off. lol)</p>
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