tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4935531344082105111.post1039401517838150513..comments2012-01-10T03:07:36.987-05:00Christinanoreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4935531344082105111.post-91360538893623191872012-01-10T03:07:36.987-05:002012-01-10T03:07:36.987-05:00Hi! I happened to stumble upon your blog and thought this was an interesting post. Honestly, I haven&#39;t read any other posts regarding your cloth diapering choices, but you touched upon it in the video, which brought me up to speed. <br /><br />I have worked and currently work at a daycare. My first thought about your video subject was that it must be hard to find a center that would accommodate cloth diapers. It sounds like you had a bit of a challenge but found a place that worked well with your needs. <br /><br />I actually loved how you approached it with the center staff and tried to explain that they aren&#39;t so scary anymore. :) My mom used them on me 28 yrs ago and I&#39;m pretty sure they were the safety pin kind. <br /><br />I also thought your tips were great too. Your belief that it shouldn&#39;t impact the teachers was also refreshing. Not everyone shares your view on how a relationship between teachers and parents should be.<br /><br />I wish you much success. Just think...before you know it you will be potty training! :Dthemrshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04135497597038541137noreply@blogger.com