Re: Re: All right, time for the what's your favorite 3 plants question?

[Guest guest]

The cattails themselves make substitute diapers too.

Gayla

Bob and Gayla

Always Enough Ranch

Acampo, CA

Re: Re: All right, time for the what's your

favorite 3 plants question?

> Cattails are interesting. They grow in abundance and are easy to

> identify. Good to know for survival situations.

[Guest guest]

"The cattails themselves make substitute diapers too."

What struck me so funny about this statement was "if I'm out where there are cattails and I have no diapers, who cares?!" Let the kid go nekked.

S

[Guest guest]

If the kid isn't walking yet and poops down your back, trust me....you CARE! LOLOL

Gayla

Bob and Gayla Always Enough RanchAcampo, CA

Re: Re: All right, time for the what's your favorite 3 plants question?

"The cattails themselves make substitute diapers too."

What struck me so funny about this statement was "if I'm out where there are cattails and I have no diapers, who cares?!" Let the kid go nekked.

S

[Guest guest]

There is a technique that the kid never gets diapered. I know one young gal who used it and she only got pooped on twice. It's the swaddling close to the body, naked. The child is carried right next to the mothers body, skin to skin. He was kept in place with a piece of cloth about 6' long wrapped round and round he and the mom. Then she learned to read his body language, so to speak. He wiggled a certain way when he was going to poo or pee and she'd pull him out and hold him over a bush or a toilet. Lost track of them before he started to walk as I wondered how that worked when he was too big to carry around that way.

I'm going to go on a couple raw food sites and see if I can find them. Now I'm wondering how that worked later....hmm....

Shari