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Day 8 is more than GREAT!

I am so excited to share the big prizes we have today.

Let’s get this party started!

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Jack Be Natural is the boutique for all your natural living product needs. Stacy and her husband are health nuts and entrepreneurs…combine the two and you have the perfect combination for success in the cloth diaper/natural parenting industry!

Jack Be Natural has been so kind as to donate a Boba Air for one winner today!!! Babywearing is an easy way to bond with your child, comfort your child and keep your child close.

I’m not a militant babywearer. I’m a stroller mom with a soft-structured carrier that I do love. I wouldn’t want to do without either.

The Boba Air is the sister to the Boba 3G, which many parents rave about!

Looking for an affordable, lightweight and perfect “on the go” carrier? The Boba Air is the answer! With its ultra lightweight and ergonomic design it is simple to use and just an unbeatable value for a carrier you could put in your purse or diaper bag (yes that’s right in your purse or diaper bag) for when the need arises. It folds neatly in a small zip bag that will take about as much space as your wallet.

The Boba Air is also a Soft Structured Carrier (SSC) much like the 3G carrier line and is ideal for children between 15-45lbs.

The Boba Air is very compact and only weighs an astonishing 0.7lbs! As mentioned above it folds up into itself for easy storage in any purse, small bag or diaper bag, or the convenient zipper pouch it comes with when you purchase it.

Like our 3G line of carriers it can be use as a Front or Back carry.

The Boba Air carrier is made with durable Nylon material, making it extremely durable and easy to clean, so that it can be used safely on children 15-45lbs.

The Boba Air also includes a sleeping hood and a large pocket to store your hood in when not in use. Much like our other carriers, the Boba Air is designed to fit parents of all shapes and sizes without the use of added accessories.

All straps are fully adjustable, and elastic bands are provided so you can comfortably tuck the straps away once you have the carrier adjusted for you and your child.

Try this Boba Air and you will wonder how you got by without it for so long.

Once again this carrier is ideal for on the go situations and it is not meant to replace the 3G carrier which is more appropriate for longer periods of wearing.

Bum-Ware cloth diapers is a company I’ve had a long standing relationship with.

I love that Bum-Ware are Made in the USA, uber trim, absorbent, easy peasy to use (amazing daycare/babysitter/dad/grandma diapers!) and can be embroidered!

Many of the moms I communicate with on Facebook use Bum-Ware Extreme AIOs as their stash-filler.

From the Bum-Ware website:

Features:
spec bullet These cloth diapers are designed to be easy to use
spec bullet Hook and loop closures for effortless diaper changes and a great fit
spec bullet Hidden elastic around the legs to keep everything in
spec bullet Suedecloth inner layer to help keep the baby’s bum dry
spec bullet Waterproof polyurethane laminate (PUL) outer
spec bullet Super-absorbent microfiber sewn-in soaker
spec bullet Fold back laundry tabs to prevent diaper chains in the wash
spec bullet Fully washer and dryer safe
spec bullet Fleece topped flannel or hemp doubler may be purchased separately if you find that your child needs additional absorbency.

Little Fancy Pants are MY NEWEST, GREATEST ADDITION TO MY CLOTH DIAPER STASH! Oops. Sorry for yelling.

I’m just a bit obsessed with Little Fancy Pants hybrid fitteds. A bit.

The fit is just perfect on Camden and how can you beat the gentleness of natural fibers hugging those precious thighs?!

If you are wondering what is a hybrid fitted click the link for a full description. Basically, it’s a fitted (needs a cover to be fully waterproof) but has a hidden polyfleece layer.

The WAHM behind LFP is a ridiculous workaholic…she’s got to be to crank out the number of diapers she does. And on top of that she actually interacts with customers on Facebook daily.

Her popularity has certainly grown over the last couple of months so they are harder to get. But, people are *always* selling new ones on her FB page.

No need to stalk or hunt or buy today though! One winner will receive a Little Fancy Pants of their own. You’ll love it. And if you don’t give it to me.

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Don’t forget that all giveaways are open until December 28th!

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  10. We generally use pockets in the daytime and fitteds at night. If we are out and about though, we really like AIO’s.

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  12. I use mostly pockets but also have some fitted with covers. I like both of these for different reasons – usually the fitted for nighttime. I also want to try some hybrid/fleece diapers and some bamboo prefolds in PUL covers.

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  14. Pockets during the day (current faves are knickernappies for my big toddler), and Big Daddy Dill Dillicious Dipes hybrid fitteds covered in wool for nights.

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  24. All i have tried are cloth diaper covers with flats. It is extremely economical and I really enjoy doing it the old fashion way.

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  41. I like AIO’s and prefolds. I have a hard time getting other people to use the prefolds so I end up using the AIO’s more often.

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  42. different diapers for different situations: pockets for at home, flip system (with charcoal bamboo) while out and about, and fitteds with wool for night

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  70. For AIOs I liked Grovia and Tots Bots Easy Fit. Otherwise I really enjoyed using flats and covers as they wash up so easily.

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  79. AI2s are my favorites because I have smaller loads of laundry when they make up the bulk of my load. This is important to me because my washing machine is a compact unit. I’m glad to have it but I can’t fit much in there.

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  93. I like fitteds for the night since he’s a heavy nighttime wetter.
    Prefer AIOs for right when he wakes up because he has a decently heavy wet.
    Hybrids and pockets during the day.

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  94. Haven’t had the chance to try any out on my baby yet (still baking!) but I love the idea of AIO. I am hoping to get a variety before she gets here and settle on what we both like best when we’ve had the opportunity to try them out. =)

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  95. I have no idea what my favorite system is right now. My baby is due in March & I’m just excited to try some new things and figure out what works best for us. :)

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  98. Depends on the day! I may have an AIO day, then a prefold under fleece pants day, and then a fitteds day. Normally there is no rhyme or reason…but I do generally stay with one type all day :)

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  103. I mostly use fitteds and prefolds & covers. Also have some Grovia with snap in soakers that I like for a trim fit, and some BG 4.0’s for babysitters/grandma. :)

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  107. Its so very hard to choose a favorite system!! I think I would have to go with AIO because I love my simplex, followed closely by fitteds with a wool cover.

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  109. my fav for the day are the softbums ai2 system. for night it’s definitely sbish fitteds with wool (loving shorties right now).

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  114. I think if I had a chance to try more of a variety my answer might change. I like the idea of AIOs but they take longer to dry and so far I’ve only tried one brand. Otherwise I like pockets because once they’re stuffed they’re easier to put on. I might gravitate toward hybrid fitteds in the summer though.

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  121. So far, my absolute favorite cloth diaper is a OS pocket diaper, Pre-folds with covers are nice, but i just have not found a cover i like yet, but i do love pre-folds too!

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  126. I had never heard of Jack Be Natural Before. They have some great items and I also liked the nice selection of amber & nursing necklaces too.

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  131. I’d heard of Jack Be Natural Before but didn’t realize what a selection they have. Can I like it all? ;) Okay, I guess I’ll say Eco Posh fitteds since those are the item they carry that I’d really like to try.

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  132. I have a hard time saying which I love best. We have mostly pocket diapers and love those… but I love AIO’s for travel.

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  133. So far pocket diapers have worked well for us. I’d like to try more natural fabrics though and use fitted and wool covers.

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  142. To be determined…my little bundle is due in 6 weeks. :) I am leaning towards pockets but we will see what I like MOST once he’s here and we’re using them daily! :)

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  144. I like pockets and hybrids equally. My favorite diaper ever is a Thirsties duo hemp prefold in a Flip. So easy to wash, so absorbent.

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  147. Right now my husband and I both like the pockets. They’re just so simple and comfy! Hybrids are a good option for travel because you can use the same cover a few times.

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  148. I love them all! I have a couple AIO’s, about a dozen pockets, and 1/2 dozen covers that I use with prefolds or flats. Right now my favorite is a flat (flour sack towel from Target) with a Thirsties Duo Wrap :)

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  156. Right now, all I’ve ever used is pre-folds with covers… but I would love to try AIO’s or anything else! I just don’t have the money to buy a bunch of new stuff!

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  161. Well, my little girl hasn’t arrived yet, but I am planning to start off with pockets and covers/prefolds and see how it goes! I am super excited!

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  166. I like a mix of different things, I like pockets or hybrid fitteds with a cover for night and prefolds and covers during the day. Occasionally I use AIO’s when I go out :)

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  177. I can’t say I have a favorite system, as I have a few that work well for different times! I love pockets, AI2s, prefolds, and fitteds with wool for night time. The only ones I don’t enjoy are AI1s.

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  183. Well, I’ve only used prefolds as the ol’ budget is tight but I would love to get a few AIO’s to help out my hubby (he doesn’t like ‘assembly required’!) and my hesitant sitter :)

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  185. I absolutely love fitteds, and LFPs for that matter. I wish I could have my son in them all the time, but daycare requires PUL :( soo we use pockets and AIOs for them. The second he is home, he’s into a fitted :)

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  193. I’m not sure what my favorite will be yet. I like the idea of the cloth diaper where you snap in the insert. I am just starting to get a few different kinds of diapers to try. I can’t wait till i know which ones work best for me and my baby girl!!!! :)

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  203. I made some ‘pockets’ that don’t have a water proof lining, so they need a cover. I love them, and Hubby is even willing to put them on little boy! They don’t have snaps or hook-loop, so they need a snapi, but they are extremely durable, with every little to wear out! These are my favorite, but tend towards flats and regular pockets when we travel. In general, I like having a separate cover, seems to keep all the stuff contained better.

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  205. My stash consist of gDiapers, FuzziBunz, Basix, Simplex, and WAHM! I also have some prefolds, but I only use those to stuff the pockets with. I love them all, and haven’t decided which I like best yet, and my daughter is close to potty teaching.

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  212. I haven’t tried all of the options (never done AIOs) but I really like fitteds with wool covers for night…still like prefolds with covers too. I don’t love all the pockets I’ve tried but I do like some.

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  218. I used to have a favorite – pockets, specifically Rumparooz, but I am really enjoying trying new stuff! I think my favorite now is anything made from bamboo, and either fleece or wool covers. I pretty much want to buy all the diapers!

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  222. I love a good AIO but they are such a pain to launder for me. LOVE my Bum-Ware though. Super easy and convenient. I dream of converting my entire stash :)

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  223. I haven’t started cloth diapering yet (I’m due in April) but so far I like the idea of using hybrids or covers with prefolds laid into them.

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  227. My favorite changes all the time. I love fitteds at home and night time. All in ones for going out and for daddy. I have a newborn with skinny legs and a toddler who is out growing our one size diapers!

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  231. I am new to cloth diapering and have only tried the pockets. I really want to try others but am unable to afford them right now. Hopefully soon I will be able to try more!!

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  236. Depends on the age of the baby…for my 6 month old right now I like fitteds and prefolds with covers. When my older children were toddlers I really liked pockets.

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  239. My preferred method is a combination of methods. I like prefolds + sized covers for home during the day. I use fitteds + covers or pockets for nighttime diapering. For when the baby will be away from me for a bit or we’ll be out of the house for a while, I prefer pockets or AIOs.

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  240. i really love hybrids! i like that the shell can be reused when possible :) i would love some aio’s for my husband to use with my son though! i haven’t used an aio since my son was teeny weeny! :) thanks!!

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  241. Have yet to try any! patiently waiting for LO to arrive in April! but all-in-one sound like they would be the best to/for me :)

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  242. I like different types for different purposes – fitteds for nighttime and big poops, AIO’s for convenience, and AI2’s for during the day, and for out in about if huge breastfed poop isn’t likely!

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  244. I have tried them all,(sad,I know)lol, my favorites change weekly but bumware Aios are awesome sooo easy. as far as carriers goes loved the moby when my son was tiny now we use the ergo but he’s getting heavy!

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  259. I have only used pockets up to now that I made. This time I’m getting some fitteds and covers, and maybe some prefolds to try with new baby.

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  260. Right now my favorite cloth diaper system is the Flip hybrid. I use the covers with either Flip Stay dry or Best Bottom stay dry inserts when my baby is awake and I use unbleached cotton prefolds for nap and overnight. I have a few thirsties all in ones, which I would love to love, but the soaker doesn’t go high enough for my boys. I would love to try bum genious all in ones.

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  265. So far, prefolds with covers, just so simple for me, plus I like not necessarily having to wash the cover every change. Also, getting into wool soakers.

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  271. I haven’t put any systems to use yet! Baby will be hear next month, but fitted with a cover sounds like a good system.

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  272. I like AIOs and AI2s, but think fitteds are great for around the house, especially in summer. And, I can’t wait to try NB fitteds this time around.

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  273. I like either AIO for night or AI2 for day. But my stash is mostly prefolds that I’m researching patterns to convert them to fitteds.

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  274. i love our fitted diapers and our hybrid fitted diapers but i also love our printed prefolds too. green line makes awesome covers!!!

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  285. Pockets. Quick drying and I actually enjoy stuffing (while drinking a glass of wine in the evenings, of course!) and they are user friendly for everyone.

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