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Originally Posted by JanieW
(Post 8543009)
I guess I misunderstood the original comment about kids not being able to use a « real » diaper whatever that is. I took it to mean that kids didn’t know how to use diaper pins. Given that many current cloth diapers use snaps I’m pretty sure that today’s parent would be able to figure out how to use them.
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I asked in Target store baby section yesterday if they had diaper pins and had to explain to the clerk what they were :) No they don't.
I'll try joanns. The leg zipper on Rob's heavy duty coveralls is broke and I could only find one pin here strong enough to go through the material but I don't think it will last out the coverall life... So I'll keep looking for diaper pins! |
Originally Posted by KalamaQuilts
(Post 8543360)
I asked in Target store baby section yesterday if they had diaper pins and had to explain to the clerk what they were :) No they don't.
I'll try joanns. The leg zipper on Rob's heavy duty coveralls is broke and I could only find one pin here strong enough to go through the material but I don't think it will last out the coverall life... So I'll keep looking for diaper pins! |
Originally Posted by KalamaQuilts
(Post 8543360)
I asked in Target store baby section yesterday if they had diaper pins and had to explain to the clerk what they were :) No they don't.
I'll try joanns. The leg zipper on Rob's heavy duty coveralls is broke and I could only find one pin here strong enough to go through the material but I don't think it will last out the coverall life... So I'll keep looking for diaper pins! |
I used cloth diapers and diaper pins for all three of my kids. I never stuck them but I sure stuck my fingers a few times.
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My "babies" are 39 and 35. I used the duck head pins. My daughter (35 yrs old) uses cloth diapers on my granddaughter. Big difference from what I used with them. https://texastushies.com/ This is where she gets them from.
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I really remember the 2 different types of cloth diapers that I used. My favorite were the long gauze ones that had to be folded to use. They were of thin material and dried quickly on the clothesline. The 3-ply diapers didn’t need folding but took longer to dry. Those were the days. 😊
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Originally Posted by lberna
(Post 8548560)
I really remember the 2 different types of cloth diapers that I used. My favorite were the long gauze ones that had to be folded to use. They were of thin material and dried quickly on the clothesline. The 3-ply diapers didn’t need folding but took longer to dry. Those were the days. 😊
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Reading all these comments. Man, I sure miss having babies! Aren't they just the best?????????
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I still have some. Don’t know where I got them.
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