Yesterday we received a bunch of packages with some spring clothes for the kids along with baby #3's new carseat and highchair:
There are a number of cool things about this highchair...for one, it folds down completely flat in about 10 seconds (not that I'll probably ever take the time to do that but still a nice feature if I wanted it put away for all of those parties we throw OR for when traveling)...it also has two trays...one that snaps onto the top of the bottom tray (which should make for easier cleaning) AND two different seat cover options (which would make it nice for cleaning, if and when I ever decide to run the dirty one through the wash!).
I don't think there are any special things about this carseat, aside from one review I read that says it actually clips onto restaurant chairs and shopping carts...but considering it took me like 100 hours to figure out how to move the restraints up (even with reading the directions...they had it on the smallest setting...and unless you have like a 14 inch long baby-which is coincidentally the size of this little guy now at 25 weeks) then the kid is probably not going to be fitting in that setting) so we'll see if Chris can figure out those extra functions.
And then today we received two different brands of cloth diapers. I found a deal yesterday online where you could get $25 off a $50 purchase from diapers.com...considering one of these diapers alone could cost close to $25 bucks, I figured getting two diapers AND 6 cotton soaker liners was a good deal.
The green diaper is a Bum Genius 3.0 One size...which means that it should fit your baby from birth until potty training. Actually, I should say it fits kids who are not in the 100 percentile for weight range...it goes from 7-35 pounds...so in Asher's case...since he's 43 pounds, it obviously would not have fit him into potty training...the blue diaper is a Fuzzi Bunz and it is a medium but the nice thing about this diaper is that it is perfect for thin and bigger kids as there are a bunch of snaps that alter the size. The Fuzzi Bunz had the SOFTEST lining ever. So soft, that I would totally consider switching to these myself if they went up to like 145 pounds.
Here is a picture of the diapers opened so you can see the snaps. It's harder to see the snaps on the Bum Genius but there's three levels of green snaps which is what allows it to be a small/medium and large. And then with the Fuzzi Bunz, you can see all the white snaps which allows you to tighten/loosen the fit of the diaper. I am SUPER excited to try cloth diapering and build up my stash once we go through like the 500 disposable diapers I've already purchased for this little guy.
This will probably be the last of the potty training posts *fingers crossed* as we've pretty much figured everything out. Now I just need to get to the next step of him being in underwear...and then eventually training on the actual toilet. None the less, I think he's made REAL progress! It sure is nice to have such superstar kids! =)
I LOVE the fact that you are are trying the cloth diapers - if I was to ever (In another life) have kids I would do cloth!!
ReplyDeleteI Hope you Love them!