Why I am taking this challenge:
- Most importantly, to prove that it is possible to diaper a baby using only flats and that hand washing cloth diapers is NOT impossible. A lot of people can hardly afford disposable diapers, let a alone a $500 start up cloth diaper stash. Flats are the most affordable cloth diapering option and are the easiest to wash if you don't a have access to a washing machine.
- To be prepared in an emergency, after the challenge I plan on keeping the flats and handwashing supplies in our 72 hour kit. In the event of a blackout, I will still be able wash our dirty diapers without issue. A trip to the store for disposables would not be an option.
- By signing up and completing this challenge, i am helping to raise money for Giving Diapers Giving Hope
- I am trying to pick up EC again with my son. I think that using flats will help out with that.
My Thoughts:
I signed up for this challenge thinking it would be fun, exciting and easy. Lets see how i feel about that 6 days from now !
B wearing a LWI dyed Birdseye flat, origami fold (with wings under the front panel).
Your idea of including the diapers in an emergency kit is a great one! I was just thinking of how many diapers I have, now that my son is potty trained. I should totally steal your idea and pack some away to have in case of emergencies!
ReplyDeleteI've worried about diapers too. No electricity=no well pump & no water though, so no handwashing either. BUT if I could just use household supplies as diapers...
ReplyDeletewe keep a few full water jugs on hand at all times.
DeleteI thought using flats will help out with EC too! GL with the challenge =)
ReplyDeleteTrisha
Momma T and Baby E