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7 Responses to “Does anyone have any diapers, Enfamil Formula or checks, or baby boy clothing? Mom-in-need, had a tumor?”

1. ShellyC says:

   March 31, 2011 at 4:27 pm

   I have baby boy clothes – I will email you to get your address.

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2. Jillian D says:

   March 31, 2011 at 5:09 pm

   i HAVE NEWBORN DIAPERS(AND OTHER THINGS). PLEASE CONTACT ME AT DUEIN9MNTHS@YAHOO.COM. I WILL TELL U WHAT ELSE I HAVE

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3. bitchy_klown420 says:

   March 31, 2011 at 5:54 pm

   on freecycle, dont just post wanted ads on freecycle…..browse through the offers too…..you will have so much better luck that way

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4. SJM says:

   March 31, 2011 at 6:14 pm

   I’m sorry that I do not have anything that I could send you but try checking out diaper websites, they often have things where you can sign up and they will mail you diaper coupons and things…check out this website
   http://www.babytobee.com/affland.aspx?vid=99&ovchnGGL&ovcpn=Free+Baby+Products&ovcrn=Category+Free+Baby+Products+Ad+3&ovtac=CTX&s_kwcid=free%20baby%20items|886947739

   A lot of churches in my area (TN) have specific days where they are open and give out free clothing…you could check on this in your area..anything is worth checking into….
   Also your local health department should be able to help you out w/ formula even tho you dont qualify for wic..
   good luck and best wishes……

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5. Silver B says:

   March 31, 2011 at 6:22 pm

   Well, if you are indeed a military wife, then you need to contact your FRG and get them involved. That is what they are there for. Look to your husband’s command for help also.

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6. Amy! says:

   March 31, 2011 at 7:03 pm

   I don’t have anything for newborns, but I found a great site where you can get clothes and all the baby stuff you could possibly need for free.

   You can trade clothes, toys, books, and anything else you’ll need with other moms. They even have a coupon section, and most of the coupons are free. Instead of paying for stuff with real money, you pay with their currency, “Kiz Credits.” You can get more credits by listing your things that you no longer need, and you can spend the credits on stuff you do need.

   Here is the link:
   http://www.kizoodle.com/members/default.aspx

   You start out with 5 credits. If you put this code YIWIYB into the referral box during signup, you get 2 bonus credits. And your first 7 credits are enough to buy one or two things!

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7. belinda says:

   March 31, 2011 at 7:07 pm

   I agree that the FRG can help you. The FRG leader will probably send you to the ACS office. I’m not sure what post you’re near, but if you’re near Ft Knox, I can come to the house to wash cloth diapers. I can also sew some up for you–my mom has a ton of fabric that she would love me to use (so she can buy more). I totally love cloth diapers, and not just because they’re cheap. If you want me to sew cloth diapers, email me through this forum and I will get started and send them to you.

   I would also urge you to find a La Leche League leader or lactation consultant because most physicians don’t really know whether you can breastfeed or not, so they just push formula. Unless you have mo mammary glands, HIV/AIDS or hepatitis, you can probably breastfeed, even if you have to supplement with a supplementer. The supplementer delivers formula while baby is breastfeeding, which allows your breasts to do most of the work while only using a little bit of formula.

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