They are practical. They are necessary. Everyone mom uses them. Ah, the beloved burp cloth. These little squares of fabric will help save your cloths (in theory) from drool and spit up and will come with you everywhere you go. So, why not spruce it up?
Gone are the days of white, stained burped clothes. Now your cloths can be as stylish as you are with simple designs from sites like Etsy and more.
This morning my best friend walked into Starbucks sporting a gorgeous brand new diaper bag. One that I’ve often coveted. OK, really, one that I dreamed of having, but never let myself buy because who really needs to spend over $100 on a diaper bag?
I looked down at my own $30 Target diaper bag, which doubles as laptop case when it’s not crammed full of a million different (mostly non baby related) odds and ends, and sighed. Maybe it would have nice to spend a few more dollars to got something I really loved instead of something that would just suffice.
Since I’d never been much of a purse person, it made sense that I wouldn’t be much of a diaper bag person either. I went for function and price over style. Something I thought made sense, especially considering for a bag that would get covered in grubby fingerprints, filled with crunched up Cheerios, and treated like a laundry bag.
But maybe I was wrong. Maybe moms who carry around fancy, stylish diaper bags with pride know something I don’t know.
So what’s the answer? Do you get a very high end, very fancy diaper bag and hope against hope that nothing gets spilled on it?
Or do you get something affordable that looks OK and never worry about it?
Still haven’t decided what will go in the center of your Thanksgiving table? Don’t worry–as long as you have lentils, hazelnuts or mini pumpkins nearby, creating a last minute Thanksgiving centerpiece will be a breeze with these simple ideas.
Raffia, Lentil and Orange Candle Centerpiece from Everyday with Rachael Ray
Nuts About Candles Centerpiece from Good Housekeeping