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Montessori-Friendly Books About Spring Your Baby and Toddler Will Love

These Montessori spring-themed books are ideal for 1 and 2-year-olds. They cover natural topics like gardening, birds, insects, playing outside, and growing plants from seeds. Whether you’re exploring the changes in the season, trying to make bug houses, or growing plants together in your garden, there will be a story book for you.

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17 Tips For Expectant Parents Hoping To Use Cloth Nappies

As washable nappies aren’t very “mainstream,” chances are higher that you don’t know another parent that uses them. This can make it harder to get started because you have to work it out alone. Well, today is your lucky day! I asked 17 parents and cloth nappy users for one piece of advice they would give a pregnant parent or caregiver who wants to try washable nappies.

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Four Amazing Benefits of Using Cloth Nappies

The first time I heard of washable nappies, I’ll admit I was horrified. I was pregnant with my first baby and doing my best to not think about cleaning pooey bums. By trimester 2, I was curious enough to look it up and I was shocked by the statistics I read. That was 4 years ago and now I’m going to share the main reasons you should consider trying cloth nappies.

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Which Type of Cloth Nappy Should You Choose?

Confused by the many types of cloth nappies? You’re not alone! It feels like a lot to remember, but you don't have to learn the fancy lingo. The easiest thing to do is read the pros and cons of each style (keeping in mind how you’re going to dry them) and then test out a few. It’s hard to know which type you’ll get on with best until you test them. The aim of this post is to help you decide which styles of cloth nappy you’d like to try.

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9 Brands That Sell Natural, Organic Muslin Swaddle Blankets

Muslin squares are an essential newborn baby product, but large muslin swaddles are useful in a variety of ways (especially if you're a sucker for cute designs). All the companies I have listed have used natural, organic materials without any toxic dyes. Is there anything you can’t do with a muslin?

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