152. Dump disposable diapers. Washing your own diapers can save you a couple of hundred dollars in a year and your landfill will be happier too!
153. Make your own baby food. There are plenty of free recipes online and in library books for food that is better than name brand because it won't have as much salt, sugar and preservatives. It's also infinitely cheaper.
154. Rent your baby clothes and supplies. Well, not actually rent perhaps, but practically. Buy your baby clothes, crib, stroller toys and other things at up to 75% off by shopping at consignment stores. When your baby outgrows them, consign them yourself and make part of your money back. You can even consign online thanks to sites like www.ebay.com.
155. Keep abreast of the cost of formula. You can spend $1,500 a year on formula. Breastfeeding is free and according to many, healthier too.
156. Make your own bibs. Cut the back and sleeves from an old kids T-shirt or sweat-shirt and you're there. If you want to get fancy, stitch around the edges.
