Sources for Stuff for my Kiddos

I'm looking into these sources for things I could use for my children:

www.mobywrap.com With a 4 year old and a 2 year old and all the things they need from Mommy, I could use an extra hand. A Moby Wrap may just be the thing to help me hold onto baby boy and take care of brother and sister.

www.gro-via.com These diapers come highly recommended to me.

www.getantsy.com I want to try the overnight pull-ups for my son who still wets at night.

www.colicinfant.com I'm not going to buy the DVD unless I become more desperate. Baby boy has gas issues, but he doesn't scream and writhe in pain. He just grunts and wiggles. We do plenty of burping and massages to help him out. But, I did think this was pretty neat.

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MamaBirdEmma said…
Hey Kate!

I just got your package! Thank you!

I happen to have an extra Moby Wrap that you are welcome to if you'd like it... it is in a pretty plum color though. Not sure if that is something that you'd like.

I accidentally deleted some e-mails and with them your address. If you don't mind, will you send me another?

Talk to you soon!

Emily
3:38 PM
Just One said…
I think you are looking for this site:
http://getantsy.com

wow, those are pretty costly. I made some "pants" for a bigger kid who is a bed wetter (I think she was 8 or 9) and it wasn't too hard. They sell "PUL" at Joann's and with a coupon it is $5-6 a yard, more than enough to do several pair. I used wide underwear elastic at the top (like mens briefs). Maybe you could do something like that? I used a free pattern for the start and sized it up. Great pattern: http://katrinassqs.blogspot.com/2007/10/free-soaker-pattern.html
Anyway, good luck and I love the new blog colors.
4:29 PM
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