Breast feed? Formula feed?
Cloth Diaper? Disposable?
SAHM? Working mom?
Making baby food? Store bought baby food?
Organic cleaning solutions? regular cleaning?
just want to see what that 'trend' is here
i will be BF, CD, SAHM, Making baby food and keeping my 'evil toxic' windex/floor cleaners lol
Re: what are your plans after your Natural Birth?
Here's what I do:
BF, disposable, working mom, probably a mix of the two (depending on traveling), use a mix of green cleaning products and non-green but moving towards green
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Breast feed? Formula feed?
Cloth Diaper? Disposable?
SAHM? Working mom?
Making baby food? Store bought baby food?
Organic cleaning solutions? regular cleaning?
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i'm considering a career change to hypnobirth companion/doula, so i may not go back to my day job as a managment consultant full time.
Breast feed
Cloth Diaper
SAHM
Making baby food
Organic cleaning solutions
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We plan to: EBF, CD, BW, and I WAH. We already eat organic and use home made natural/organic cleaners.
Breast feed. Planning of BFing for at least two years.
Cloth Diapering. We are going to use bumgenious 3.0.
Planning on working overnight twice a week if everything goes right.
We will be getting WIC so it will be mostly store bought food, but if needed we will suppliment with homemade food.
Regular cleaning solutions will be used, just free of dyes and frangrace.
Breast feed? Formula feed?
Cloth Diaper? Disposable?
SAHM? Working mom? With the plan to reassess ~6 months in when I have been back at work for 3 months.
Making baby food? Store bought baby food? Probably some of both.
Organic cleaning solutions? regular cleaning?
Breast feed? Formula feed?- Exclusive Breastfeeding
Cloth Diaper? Disposable? - sposies for now CD when we move and get a w/d
SAHM? Working mom? SAHM
Making baby food? Store bought baby food? Making our own
Organic cleaning solutions? regular cleaning? regular
Breastfeeding was my number one want that we have worked very hard at but are going strong!
You could donate them to a women's shelter, or to someone who was always planning on using disposables. Just a thought...
April - you can return unopened disposable diapers to BRU, or if you don't have one, Wal Mart. We were able to, anyway, even without a receipt and without knowing where they came from.
We're planning to breast feed.
We'll cloth diaper, make our own baby food when it's time, and our cleaning solutions are all some combination of vinegar/water/baking soda/Dr. Bronner's anyway.
I'll be a seminary student, so I'll have off after giving birth in November, get December break, and then skip the two-week January intensive, to go back at the beginning of February. Assuming that I deliver around my due date or a week or two late, I'll have between 8-10 weeks off. My schedule is Tuesday/Wed/Thurs anyway, so I guess I'll be somewhere in between working outside the home and SAH.
Mother's Day, 2011
Cloth Diaper? Disposable?
SAHM? Working mom?
Making baby food? Store bought baby food?
Organic cleaning solutions? regular cleaning?
We returned the unopened ones we got to target, no receipt.
Breast feed
Disposable
Working mom
Making baby food? Store bought baby food? Probably some of both.
I use mostly homemade stuff...vinegar, baking soda, etc.
BF/Pumping when I go back to work
Cloth diapering- we even put up a clothsline last week to help with drying
Working mom- DH will be staying home
Making baby food for the most part
Almost all the cleaners I use now are non-toxic so we'll be sticking with those
breastfeed [hopefully until two years old]
disposable [but wish i would have used cloth]
stay at home
making organic baby food [is it weird i think its fun!?! haha]
natural cleaning products
We:
Breastfeed, Cloth Diaper, SAHM (but does some stuff from home), Making Baby food, Mostly Organic Cleaning solutions (but I still use windex )
Breast feed? Formula feed? exclusively breast feed
Cloth Diaper? Disposable? cloth
SAHM? Working mom? sahm but will be returning to school to finish my social work degree september of next year
Making baby food? Store bought baby food? Making our own food because I LOVE to cook and do things in the kitchen
Organic cleaning solutions? regular cleaning? organic cleaning which we currently do
What about Crisis Pregnancy Center or a Women's shelter, they are always in need!
Breast feed, cloth diaper, working mom (if I get the job I'm going for, if not SAHM), making baby food, and sticking with homemade/natural/organic cleaners
Breast feed? Formula feed? I BF until 5 months, which is when I got my 3rd round of mastitis and decided it was time to call it quits. He was fully weaned by 6 months.
Cloth Diaper? Disposable? Just started cloth diapering a few weeks ago, so we're doing a little of both right now.
SAHM? Working mom? SAHM
Making baby food? Store bought baby food? Store bought, but I usually buy only organic baby food.
Organic cleaning solutions? regular cleaning? No time for cleaning hahaha, but when I do I use either vinegar or regular cleaning supplies.
Mucho likes purple nails and purple cupcakes
BF (FF when needed to supplement)
Cloth diaper
Changing from WM to SAHM, but only because I hate my job
We bought our baby food, but I am intrigued by BLW, so I'll look into that
We try to use non-toxic cleaning solutions now, but I know we can do better.
Breast feed? Formula feed?
Cloth Diaper? Disposable?
SAHM? Working mom?
Making baby food? Store bought baby food? both
Organic cleaning solutions? regular cleaning? green cleaners
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I'll BF and after flow is established pump some so that DH can bottle feed her too (and so she can eat while I'm at work).
We're using disposables which are supposedly biodegradable. I always thought I'd do cloth, but ended up marrying a blind man so the maintenance of cloth is not practical for our household.
Keeping my career (therapist) - I have office hours 2 1/2 days a week plus a staff meeting.
Making baby food.
Non-toxic earth-friendly cleaning products are all we've ever used in our home.
Cloth Diaper? Disposable?
SAHM? Working mom-Part Time?
Making baby food? Store bought baby food?
Organic cleaning solutions? regular cleaning? I make my own for the most part.
Breast Feeding
CDing at home, Disposables for day care
Working mom, but just 2-3 days a week
Making my baby food
I use a mix of organic cleaning solution and regular, but trying to phase out all detergents.
I'll be doing the same thing I did after #1, which is:
Breastfeed as long as possible (my supply dried up when I got pg again, so I could only nurse DD for 7 months. She drinks goat milk now .)
Cloth diaper all the way! We used sposies for about a month recently and I was so happy to get back into cloth - they work much better, IMO.
SAHM.
A mix of making baby food and store bought. At home, she eats homemade, but I use store-bought for outings when convenient.
And as far as cleaning, I use a mix of regular stuff and organic stuff.
Breast feed? Formula feed? BF
Cloth Diaper? Disposable? CD
SAHM? Working mom? Work outside the home
Making baby food? Store bought baby food? Making
Organic cleaning solutions? regular cleaning? Homemade/natural but not necessarily organic.