Posted on March 24, 2009 by sarahtar
All In One diapers.
First, why I make them the way I do.
I give customers so many options with AIOs because I’ve found that everyone wants something slightly different. While most styles of AIO are made with hidden elastic, some (the feel-wet inners) are made with elastic binding. Elastic binding simply works best for the feel-wet [...]
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Posted on March 15, 2009 by sarahtar
I moved Genna completely up to Mediums yesterday. She’s over 15 lbs now, and while the smalls still fit her, and the mediums look large on her little body, she was starting to get plumber butt and the smalls clearly were not absorbent enough. I just wanted to hang on to those smalls… but I [...]
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Posted on March 4, 2009 by sarahtar
What beats a drawerful of clean dipes?
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Posted on February 25, 2009 by sarahtar
Why don’t you offer one-size diapers?
This question has been asked a lot recently, as one particular well-known brand of one-size diapers has gained popularity.
The answer is: They are not a product I believe in.
My personal experience, and based on conversations with cloth diaper users for the past five years, is that sized diapers are a [...]
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Posted on February 15, 2009 by sarahtar
As some of you already know, I sometimes list diapering or babywearing items over at Etsy. Right now, I have some super fun, super funky tie dye prefolds listed over there. Three for $14, with free shipping. If you want them added on to your Wallypop order, just send me an email!
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Posted on February 15, 2009 by sarahtar
OK, here are some tips for you:
MicroFLEECE – soft, thin, fuzzy polyester. Used as a stay-dry layer inside diapers.
MicroFIBER – sort of rough, thin, bumpy polyester. Used as absorbent layer inside diapers. Not to touch baby’s skin.
I know it’s confusing, but they are RADICALLY different materials.
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Posted on January 26, 2009 by wallypop
First, Phthalates.
I’m almost certain I’ve blogged about this before, but I cannot find it, so here’s another post for you!
Does PUL contain Phthalates? I would say that it probably does, but I’ve not run any chemical tests. However, though I will tell people that it probably does, I sat down to look it up again [...]
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Posted on December 13, 2008 by sarahtar
ok, not really an ode.
but, seriously, how much do I love them? a lot.
All of Miss G’s diapers are edge-sewn.
Hence, one dryer cycle and everything is dry. except premium prefolds. can’t do much about that. (i just throw them on a radiator since it’s winter.)
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Posted on November 10, 2008 by sarahtar
So I’m happy to report that most of Miss G’s size small (Wallypop brand) diapers and covers fit her well now. They’re still a bit bulky on her slender frame, but they fit well, even around her skinny legs. I say “most” because some of her covers and diapers are a bit non-standard in terms [...]
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Posted on November 5, 2008 by sarahtar
So, Genevieve was 6 lb 3 oz. Wally was 8 lb 11 oz. Diapering them has certainly presented different challenges! Wally didn’t fit into many of the size smalls we had acquired secondhand, and the infant prefolds only worked for a short time. Wally’s larger size accounts for the sizing of Wallypop diapers – our [...]
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