diapers

A variety of COVID-19-related issues have caused a diaper shortage. That shortage has led to higher prices on store shelves.

Well, this stinks. Following an explosion at a chemical factory in Japan, the world may be facing a looming (and smelly) crisis: a diaper shortage. The Nippon Shokubai Company's plant in Himeji is a leading producer of acrylic acid, a main component in disposable diapers. Over the weekend, it went boom.

I went to the Minnesota Vikings Game against Denver. First of all if you have a back pack with anything in it, you have to go to entrance "C" and get it checked. That being said, I went to enjoy the game. My family and I watched the first quarter and that's when our 2 year old started getting restless, wanting to go home...

Diapers and baby food.  Clothes and toys.  Tuition.  Add it all up -- and the USDA says you'll spend $230,000 by the time they hit 18 -- up 2% from last year. The latest figure for raising a child is up two percent ...largely because of higher costs in transportation, child care, education, and healthcare, a USDA statement said...