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The average cost of having a baby is $8.000-$12,000. The cost of raising a baby the first 2 years is $12,500-$27,000. That's $500-$1000 a month (...a car payment!) See how those numbers break down.

I used disposables for 16 months before trying cloth diapers. I wish I made the switch to cloth sooner! My thoughts on disposable diapers vs cloth diapers today.

Want to save money on baby supplies? Here are 2 simple diaper rash cream recipes that will prevent and heal diaper rash at a fraction of the cost.

Wondering which baby nursery products you REALLY need to buy? What new mom isn't, right? You can save money by buying the things on this list. Plus, there's a list of baby nursery products to avoid too!

Lots of great reasons to choose cloth baby diapers here. They're not like the cloth baby diapers when you were growing up. They're better! There's no need for diaper pins and folded edges anymore. Today's cloth diapers have different closures that keep them snugly on your baby -- without the need for pins.

Baby delivery costs can be outrageous! Here's how to reduce the cost of having a baby.

Here are the essential baby items that every new mom REALLY needs to buy and have on hand for the day your baby is born.

One major issue that must be decided upon prior to the birth of the child is whether or not to preserve the baby's cord blood. Ever since a child was successfully treated with cord blood stem cells to cure his Fanconi anemia in 1988, the popularity of cord blood banking has increased. Here are the pros & cons of cord blood preservation.

Things you can do to save money during your pregnancy -- everything from food cravings to maternity clothes, baby equipment, and other discounts & freebies for pregnant mothers.