Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Summer Giveaway Coming to An End!
This has been the best response we've ever had to one of our giveaways. Only a few more days to enter. The winner will select from a set of training pants, pocket diapers, or newborn diapers. We also have a free shipping offer in effect until July 15, 2014 for all orders of $35 or more (to USA addresses only).
Monday, June 2, 2014
How I Managed the L-Word
I am a working grandmother; therefore, my little one attends preschool. Recently, we had to deal with head lice. Ugh, I know...stop scratching your head after reading that. Please note this is not intended as health care/medical advice, but just one experience with those critters. It's been my experience professionally, that parents often want a prescription product for head lice. While there are lice which are resistant to OTC permethrin products (RID, Nix, etc.), you won't know if you don't try them.
Here's what we used:
Day 1: Licefreee Spray was used per package directions. We sprayed it on, combed it through and allowed it to dry. I was skeptical, but immediately seeing dead little critters was reassuring. Hair was then shampooed with their Licefreee Tea Tree oil shampoo. Combed hair with nit comb and removed any visible nits. The metal toothed comb is okay, but you'll have to nit pick with your finger nails for the stubborn ones.
Days 2 & 3: I applied tea tee oil to hair (section hair and apply a dab), combed with metal comb and removed any nits. Licefreee tea tree oil shampoo was repeated on day 3. The product label recommends daily shampooing for two weeks, but I did not use it in that manner.
Days 4-7: I continued tea tea oil to hair, combing and checking for nits.
Day 8: I consider the treatment a success because there were no more lice and no nits. If you worry about tea tree oil leaving the hair oily or greasy, it didn't. By the end of the day, you couldn't visually tell that it had been applied. The key is diligently removing all nits and washing linens, combs, and brushes in hot soapy water. If you don't get rid of the nits, you will have new visitors every 7 days.
One irritating aspect of this was upon notifying the preschool director that my granddaughter had head lice (so they could check the other children), I was told, "I thought Black children didn't get head lice". It has nothing to do with race, but hair texture. The coarser the hair, the less likely. Grandgirl is of multiracial parentage. Sometimes, I just want to say, "DUH!"
Here's what we used:
Day 1: Licefreee Spray was used per package directions. We sprayed it on, combed it through and allowed it to dry. I was skeptical, but immediately seeing dead little critters was reassuring. Hair was then shampooed with their Licefreee Tea Tree oil shampoo. Combed hair with nit comb and removed any visible nits. The metal toothed comb is okay, but you'll have to nit pick with your finger nails for the stubborn ones.
Days 2 & 3: I applied tea tee oil to hair (section hair and apply a dab), combed with metal comb and removed any nits. Licefreee tea tree oil shampoo was repeated on day 3. The product label recommends daily shampooing for two weeks, but I did not use it in that manner.
Days 4-7: I continued tea tea oil to hair, combing and checking for nits.
Day 8: I consider the treatment a success because there were no more lice and no nits. If you worry about tea tree oil leaving the hair oily or greasy, it didn't. By the end of the day, you couldn't visually tell that it had been applied. The key is diligently removing all nits and washing linens, combs, and brushes in hot soapy water. If you don't get rid of the nits, you will have new visitors every 7 days.
One irritating aspect of this was upon notifying the preschool director that my granddaughter had head lice (so they could check the other children), I was told, "I thought Black children didn't get head lice". It has nothing to do with race, but hair texture. The coarser the hair, the less likely. Grandgirl is of multiracial parentage. Sometimes, I just want to say, "DUH!"
Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Summer Giveaway Opens 5/15/14
Summer giveaway will start on 5/15/14 and end on 6/30/14. This time the winner will choose between three prize offerings: a set of 4 pocket diapers, a set of 4 newborn cloth diapers, or a set of 4 pair of training pants. Raffle entry is through Rafflecopter and can be accessed here or on our Facebook page.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Friday, May 2, 2014
Upcoming Summer Giveaway
What a great response we had to our Spring Giveaway! Thank you to all who entered. Stick around because, we'll have a summer giveaway which will start in June. Here's what's new:
| Denim Pocket Training Pants |
| Butterfly Newborn All in One Diaper |
| Foxy Newborn Diaper |
| Foxy One Size AI2 Diaper |
| Elephants Partially Waterproof Training Pants |
| Metal Partially Waterproof Training Pants |
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Springtime Giveaway!
The weather is warming up. All the creepy/crawlies are coming out of their winter homes. That means it's the perfect time for another giveaway. Winner will have the choice of an assortment of 4 pair of training pants (may differ from picture) or 4 pocket diapers. Open to USA residents who are 18 years of age or older. Giveway will begin on March 15th and close on April 30th.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
a Rafflecopter giveaway
Friday, March 7, 2014
Snap Side Cloth Training Pants Revision
Previously, our partially waterproof pants with side snaps were bound with elastic at the waist and legs. They were sized 2T through 4T and a full coverage brief style. I wanted to get rid of the elastic binding, have a trim fit, and adjustable waist. Here's what I came up with:
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Season's Greetings and One Last Diaper Giveaway
Happy Holidays to all! We're celebrating by having one last diaper giveaway which will end on 1/1/14 at 12am. One lucky winner will receive a set of 4 cloth pocket diapers and a pair of legwarmers. All you have to do is click on the rafflecopter link and enter a comment on this blog answering the question, "What do you like best about cloth diapers?" It's just that simple! Open to USA residents who are 18 years of age and above. Winner will be able to specify "girl" or "boy" colors.
*Remember to post a comment answering the "why I like cloth diapers" question here on this blog page or your entry will not be valid.
a Rafflecopter giveaway
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