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Pregnant Parenthackers take note! Angie of Baby Cheapskate has written up five rules that can save you hundreds of dollars on premium disposable diapers. Of course, washing your own cloth diapers is the cheapest way to go, but if you're a confirmed disposable user, check out Angie's tips.
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» How to save money on diapers from Lifehacker
Here's the thing: diapers are expensive...at least, they can be, if you don't know a few tricks of the trade. Baby Cheapskate has come up with five ways that she's saving on diapers; my favorite was this one: I've... [Read More]
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Oh yeah! Our friend, Angie, at Baby Cheapskate offers five great tips to save hundreds of dollars on diapers. She estimates that parents will spend over $1500 on diapers before their child is potty trained and hopes these tips will save up to a third... [Read More]
Thanks for the mention, Asha!
Most disposable-buying parents will spend over $1500 on diapers before their child is potty trained. Hopefully my tips will cut that amount by a third.
Posted by: Angie at Baby Cheapskate | Mar 8, 2007 9:27:25 AM
hello, i am trying to find a company that would donate diapers to three young missionary ladies that have just had babies or fixing to have one this next month. they live in hardship areas of Mexico and raise their own support. please help me with this if you can. i truly appreciate your time and help. God bless. kim
Posted by: kim gammill | Jun 11, 2007 7:43:40 PM
Kim, check into Miracle Diapers, its for cloth diapers, which are FAR better for the earth and for their babies.
Posted by: Tiffany | Sep 15, 2007 1:46:51 AM