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Cloth Diapering
wille2b
member
TTC since 2005
missed miscarriage nov 2006- 4 failed clomid cycles-
3 failed femara iui cycles-
moving on to IVF oct 2011
ER nov. 7th
tansfered 2 blasts on 11/10
lots of +hpt!!
beta #1 on 11/21= 50.4
beta #2 on11/23= 90.8
another miscarriage 12/23
moving on to Round 2 of IVF with an auto immune dx
ER 4/23-retrieved 12 eggs
ET 4/28 3 transfered
Beta #1- 356
Beta #2- 870
what kind of soakers/inserts material can touch baby skin
i know you cant have microfiber against theier skin but what kind material can be? i am sewing some dipes on my own and i want to make inserts that i dont have to sew in and can just lay on the diaper. make sense?(hope so) what kind of material or fabric can i use?
TIA!!
TTC since 2005
missed miscarriage nov 2006- 4 failed clomid cycles-
3 failed femara iui cycles-
moving on to IVF oct 2011
ER nov. 7th
tansfered 2 blasts on 11/10
lots of +hpt!!
beta #1 on 11/21= 50.4
beta #2 on11/23= 90.8
another miscarriage 12/23
moving on to Round 2 of IVF with an auto immune dx
ER 4/23-retrieved 12 eggs
ET 4/28 3 transfered
Beta #1- 356
Beta #2- 870
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Re: what kind of soakers/inserts material can touch baby skin
Anything but microfiber is okay. Microfleece or suedecloth is usually used as a "stay dry" layer on pockets or some inserts, with something absorbent underneath (MF, cotton, bamboo, hemp).
Natural fibers can all go on the skin, but they stay wet. Some babies care, some don't.
Natural Birth Board FAQs
Cloth Diaper Review Sheet
MicroFLEECE is for wicking.
MicroFIBER is very drying and irritating on the skin.
Natural Birth Board FAQs
Cloth Diaper Review Sheet