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TOPIC: New father-to-be trying to learn the ropes!
 

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Re:New father-to-be trying to learn the ropes!
1 Year, 11 Months ago
Can't over state the necessity of getting a membership to a wholesale club. We save mega-bucks on formula and diapers every couple weeks. The boxes with 300 diapers come in very handy.

Our little guy is almost 10 weeks old and was 8 lb at birth. He was in Ns until about week 6 and has been in 1s since. He'll probably be in 1-2s (which are neither 1s or 2s) at the end of next week.

If you have a lot of leftovers, take them to a women's shelter. They have lower standards for opened packages than food banks and daycare centers. and they need them year round, no matter what the economy is doing.
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Re:New father-to-be trying to learn the ropes!
1 Year, 11 Months ago
Ben,

I love that you mentioned donating the remaining diapers. When we had our boys, money was a bit tight since the pregnancy, labor and delivery were all high risk and added expenses came with it. A few people gave us their left-over diapers when their child outgrew them and it was a huge blessing to us. Kids at this age grow out before they wear out. We still receive a few hand me downs from a friend on the East Coast and we love it. It helps explain why our boys live in St. Louis but are decked out in Red Sox and JD Drew Jerseys!
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Re:New father-to-be trying to learn the ropes!
1 Year, 11 Months ago
Thanks for all the advice guys I will def take it all into considerations with all my purchases. You guys help put things into place.
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1 Year, 11 Months ago
Quick question guys what do you guys think of them cloth diapers or the disposable diapers? I've been doing research on them and they seem good and people give them good reviews as well. What are your thoughts on them? So far I bought 1 box of pampers from BJ warehouse saves a lot! But share your thoughts on the other diapers! Thanks
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