LTB Huge Lot of Recieving Blankets

I use recieving blankets for everything when I have a newb. They are my best friend.  

I don't want to buy them individually this time around because, well, I buy so many. lol Anyone looking to get rid of all of theirs for a fair price? Let me know!

I was planning on just buying yards of flannel at the craft store and making my own this time around  

Let me dig in my stash, I may have some I can bring you fo' free in April.

Quoting SaucyPoppet:" I was planning on just buying yards of flannel at the craft store and making my own this time around  "

I totally didn't think of that.  
My mom actually likes to sew....hmmmm...

I was the same. With my second I bought a few 12 packs of flannel nappies ( diapers) they're like the olden days nappies, big squares of cloth.
I still use them and eventually cut them up to use as kitchen cloths.

Quoting grace life:" Let me dig in my stash, I may have some I can bring you fo' free in April. "

Thank ya, love!   I'll totally buy you lunch!

Quoting THE KATIE PRICE:" I was the same. With my second I bought a few 12 packs of flannel nappies ( diapers) they're like the ... [snip!] ... like the olden days nappies, big squares of cloth. I still use them and eventually cut them up to use as kitchen cloths."

That would work too. I am an addict...I need one with me at all times...sometimes two!   Thanks!

<blockquote><b>Quoting Emily Dickinson:</b>" That would work too. I am an addict...I need one with me at all times...sometimes two!   Thanks!"</blockquote>




Do you know what I mean? They're not thick like receiving blankets- although I don't know what receiving blankets actually are, I think it's what we call bunny rugs ( Australians are weird). Like the rugs you swaddle with?
I couldn't have survived without my cloth nappies, you can bleach them, they're soft enough to wipe faces, use to change baby on etc. I used them for under sheets as a wet guard, as bibs- you can tie them! And as vomit rags!

Quoting THE KATIE PRICE:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Emily Dickinson:</b>" That would work too. I am an addict...I ... [snip!] ... faces, use to change baby on etc. I used them for under sheets as a wet guard, as bibs- you can tie them! And as vomit rags!"

I think that ours are like your "bunny rugs." We use them for swaddling, propping, neck rolls, wiping up spit, makeshift changing spots, burp rags, etc.

I think yours are more like the cloth diapers and I use those alot too for everything. The blankets are just prettier usually.  

Quoting Emily Dickinson:" Thank ya, love!   I'll totally buy you lunch!"

Free food?

Quoting grace life:" Free food? "

You want to know when you become a fat pregnant woman?

When your students ask you what you want for your birthday and all of your answers are food related.  

<blockquote><b>Quoting Emily Dickinson:</b>" I think that ours are like your "bunny rugs." We use them for swaddling, propping, neck rolls, wiping ... [snip!] ... yours are more like the cloth diapers and I use those alot too for everything. The blankets are just prettier usually.  "</blockquote>




Lol at bunny rugs. Australian language cracks me up. Although receiving blanket is kind of weird. Like is it what your baby is wearing to receive gifts?

Quoting Emily Dickinson:" You want to know when you become a fat pregnant woman? When your students ask you what you want for your birthday and all of your answers are food related.  "

That would be my response now....and I'm not a fat pregnant lady.  

You wouldnt even really need to sew them, most flannel is structurally sound enough to not need to be hemmed  

Quoting THE KATIE PRICE:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Emily Dickinson:</b>" I think that ours are like your "bunny ... [snip!] ... language cracks me up. Although receiving blanket is kind of weird. Like is it what your baby is wearing to receive gifts?"

Bahahaaha

Your language does crack me up!

And its for recieving the baby, duh.   Aussies, man.

What do you guys call a pregnant woman over there? Is it something weird?