What to buy for baby, save your money!

The natural economical way  

Quoting Mama*AtoZ:" The natural economical way  "

So true!

Though I dont think I'll be giving cloth diapering another shot lol. Sorry to say it but i really didnt like it and it stressed me out. lol

Good idea, but stuff doesn't cost half that much honestly. I like the natural way though  

I don't think SO wants to cloth dipar. I do plan on boobs, bathing with us but sleeping in a crib.

I've got this on my profile, LOL.
Although I did buy a single maclaren last year, its a ton easier than a double. My kids :gasp: WALK. 

True but baby stuff is not as expensive as in that pic and organic foods and washes are a lot more than that  

Quoting Breanna(TITSORGTFO):" I've got this on my profile, LOL. Although I did buy a single maclaren last year, its a ton easier than a double. My kids :gasp: WALK.  "

Nice pic  

Quoting momma melissa85:" True but baby stuff is not as expensive as in that pic and organic foods and washes are a lot more than that  "

It's accurate of the prices here, for the baby stuff, and that is the cheaper end.

Quoting Mama*AtoZ:" It's accurate of the prices here, for the baby stuff, and that is the cheaper end. "

You're going to tell me a graco stroller costs $400 in Texas?   Sorry I don't buy it.

Quoting Breanna(TITSORGTFO):" You're going to tell me a graco stroller costs $400 in Texas?   Sorry I don't buy it. "

I'm not in Texas, i'm not in the US. A Maclaren is about $400+ depending on where you get it.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mama*AtoZ:</b>" It's accurate of the prices here, for the baby stuff, and that is the cheaper end. "</blockquote>




Yea I paid 169 for my crib and mattress and changing table/dresser and 50 for pack n play. 130 for a great swing and 20 for a seat.

Although she has never slept in her crib, only uses her pack n play at her sitters, and doesn't like the swing or seat lol

She likes me to west her and she sleeps with me. I can't ebf and I have been on an organics search for products and am spending a fortune.

Got any ideas for organic sulfate free peg. Free and paraben free baby wash and

Quoting momma melissa85:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Mama*AtoZ:</b>" It's accurate of the prices here, for the ... [snip!] ... for products and am spending a fortune. Got any ideas for organic sulfate free peg. Free and paraben free baby wash and"

Water   and a cloth.

Dr bronners soap. Organic cold pressed virgin coconut oil is great for everything, cooking, hair, skin, sunscreen, cuts and grazes and other mild infections and rashes.

The organic bath soaps that we buy are less than $15.

I like the list.   I loved my carriers but I also love having a stroller, my jogging stroller is great for walks now.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Mama*AtoZ:</b>" Water   and a cloth. Dr bronners soap. Organic cold pressed virgin coconut oil is great for everything, cooking, hair, skin, sunscreen, cuts and grazes and other mild infections and rashes. "</blockquote>




Lol babies stink though. I want to wash her. I bought just hatched but haven't used it yet. I gave away the johnsons products and use coconut oil now for me and her. Dr bronners left my hair greasy and it doesn't work good as a soap bc it doesn't lather or rub well. I tried baking soda and acv. But no poor is bad for my thin hair lol I also am not finding a good body soap for me ugh but I do like shea moisture for thin hair shampoo and avalon vit c face wash. They are so expensive. I cannot find unrefined jojoba oil or shear butter.

Quoting momma melissa85:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Mama*AtoZ:</b>" Water   and a cloth. Dr bronners soap. Organic ... [snip!] ... for thin hair shampoo and avalon vit c face wash. They are so expensive. I cannot find unrefined jojoba oil or shear butter."

You can rub the stink off with a soak, soft sponge and warm water, try it for abit, it really works   Same with hair for little ones, look into no'pooing (which i guess you might have already?) That way you can wean her off shampoo and have her never really be dependent on it like most us adults are. With Dr Bronners i lather it up in my hands before using it, and rinse off super well so it doesn't cause any dryness.

Oh i just thought, it's the liquid bronners i use, i'm not sure about the bar stuff, so maybe that will make a difference? They have big bottles on sale here occassionally so i stock up.