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Posted on December 18, 2009

BumGenius One Size Organic All-In-One Diaper Review

The Pastor and I disagree on this one diaper. Typically we have the same opinions on diapers, but for some reason he hates this diaper. He hates it more than any other diaper we own, which is crazy to me! Just an example of one person's favorite being another person's trash! The bumGenius One Size …

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Posted on December 15, 2009December 18, 2009

Wild Child For Babies Diaper Review

I purchased 12 Wild Child For Babies All in One diapers before Emery was born. I paid $100 for the dozen, so the price was great! The Pastor was not sure about the fitted diapers, so I bought some All-in-Ones for him, since he said he would prefer that. These diapers were very large for …

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Posted on November 22, 2009December 1, 2009

Tweedle Bugs Diaper Review

Never heard of Tweedle Bugs? Don't be alarmed. I hadn't either. I came across them by chance one day and just HAD to give them a try! They were so much cheaper than anything I'd ever seen! ($12.95 a diaper!) These are one size pocket diapers that are cheap! For $12.95 I got the black …

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Posted on November 22, 2009December 1, 2009

Blueberry Deluxe Diaper Review

I have several Blueberry Deluxe One Size Pocket diapers. I like them. I don't love them. You can see my Swaddlebees Econappi Review, since the Econappi and the Blueberry Deluxe are essentially the same diaper. The difference is in the interior and insert materials. The Blueberry Deluxe has a fleece interior and a microfiber/hemp insert. …

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Posted on November 12, 2009

Rocky Mountain Diaper Review

I had sincerely hoped to like these when I first purchased it. On the website, the colors really make you think the diaper is soft. For the price, you assume you will get a high quality product. But for $18, I got a cheap looking diaper with no insert. The outer PUL on this diaper …

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Rapunzel (Buff Laced Polish Chick) is not amused. She is definitely judging you. #chicksofinstagram #polishchicken #judgychicken
A recipe kids love: Super Summer Pasta 😋 -Pasta (enough to feed your family— for us that is 2 lbs.) The more fun the shape, the more they’ll love it. Mine like corkscrews, shells, or orecchiette. -Sautee veggies in olive oil. I usually do garlic and red onions. Then whatever else is fresh or on sale. Tomatoes and asparagus are shown, but I’ve also done Brussels sprouts, broccoli, broccolini, spinach, and zucchini. I just pick a couple veggies and roll with it. - pine nuts -salt and pepper to taste. Once the pasta is cooked, mix it with the veggies, pine nuts, and olive oil in a baking dish. Top with fresh mozzarella cheese and broil until the cheese and browned and melted. That’s it. Super easy. Pine nuts are a good source of potassium and protein. Plus all the good stuff in the veggies. My kids love it (and act like I cooked the fanciest dinner ever). #recipe #cookingforkids #largefamilycooking
Hanging out on the porch with Sue Ellen (23 months) eating a popsicle while @adam_godbold , Pippin (7), and Daisy (4) fix the mail box. #pregnant #momlife #summerofunlimitedpopsicles #dressedindivas
They hated the water slide as a slide. They love it as a bench. 🤷🏻‍♀️
Emery (12) is an animal guy. He loves his little Polish chickens. This is Chanticleer, a Golden Laced Polish. We’ve been pretty sure from day one that this chick is a roo. He just acts like a rooster. Time will tell. He’s also a very clumsy bird. He trips quite often and has these dramatic and prolonged falls. He often flips over when bending down to get something off the ground. He might be Emery’s favorite because of all of his mishaps. For the curious, this is what homeschool life looks like. This year’s science was biology. For an end of the year project, we decided to raise chicks. This is the second batch of chicks because chicken math is real, even with little boys (maybe especially with little boys). #chicksofinstagram #chickens #polishchicken #homeschooling #homeschoolscience #biology #schoolproject #emerythekidnottheband

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