Joyce ,'Never Leave Me'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
wrong because wrong tool (too small).
Yeah, my "Whoah" reaction is entirely based on the size of the item. Having an aversion to or actual evidence against the chemical thingies, okay. But "Here, use about a hundred of these while you wipe up the nearly liquid mess..." not so.
I use cloth wipes & a bowl of water because cloth diapers + disposable wipes = picking bits of wipe lint out of your diaper laundry two days later.
(And whenever I run a day late on laundry and run out of cloth wipes, I'm always flabbergasted at how many disposable wipes I have to use to equal the surface area of one cloth one. I can't even imagine how many cotton balls one diaper change would take.)
Vilsack?
OK, so I sent the email, saying, "this argument is Vilsack." That works, right? I didn't look it up first.
Don't get me wrong, I completely understand the aversion to disposable wipes for a number of reasons. But,
Do you buy special distilled water you use only for that purpose?
Do you boil everything the baby touches for at least 20 minutes?
I think not.
(how funny is that? Disgraced police commissioner-turned-radio-host invites on acrimoniously fired-popular-radio-host who probably bashed on him back in the day!)
I wish it was a hilarious story-line on this season's Wire and not, you know, real life!
Cloth wipes and bowl of water. I should remember to tell that to my SiL who I'm pretty sure will be using cloth diapers.
I always think I should use cloth wipes. But then I don't.
Right now, Noah's having a bad digestive-tract reaction to the antibiotics he was on (the pede tells me it'll be in his system for another 5 days after use. Thanks.). His little steel gut? NSM. So, we've given our day care provider and ourselves a break and are using a pack of disposables.
There are way too many bodily fluids in my life these days.
That works, right? I didn't look it up first.
Bwah
Do you boil everything the baby touches for at least 20 minutes?
oh, man. Wonder how that kid is doing now?
Wonder how that kid is doing now?
Happily wallowing in something gooey, I hope.
Happily wallowing in something gooey, I hope.
hosting Dirty Jobs...
Do you boil everything the baby touches for at least 20 minutes?
That's just craxy. She might as well stick the kid in a plastic bubble and save herself some time.