I'm not entirely sure...but I suspect I was in cloth nappies and plastic pants (mid-1980's). I distinctly remember, when I was a bit older, finding some old terry nappies in the wardrobe, which I'm fairly sure were mine. I also have a vague memory of my plastic pants "bursting" or tearing when we were at someone else's home, accompanied by a rush to find a replacement. By the time my brother came along a few years later, it was disposables all the way.
It's on Amazon for around GBP 20 for the physical book and GBP 7.50 for the kindle version.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/0999452614
and probably other book sellers too.
The audiobook is on Amazon as well and at least on Apple books too.
Thank you so much, Little Lamb❤️ Your comments always make me smile, and it genuinely means a lot to know you're so invested in Aino's journey.
I do need a little time before posting the next chapter. I have a lot of planning to do, because I feel there's so much potential ahead—not just for Aino's personal growth, but also for unraveling Juhani's business, and especially for the complicated relationship between Aino and Elisa. I want to make sure those storylines develop the way they deserve instead of rushing them.
Thank you again for reading and for caring so much about these characters. I promise the story isn't going anywhere, and I'll be back with the next chapter as soon as I've mapped out where they're all headed.
"Your so funny I'll grab it, her just have a nice drink ok? Its your favorite." Sandy giggles and heads into Kayla's closet.
Little did either of them notice but mommy was now humming the tune the bunny was as she looked for a cute skirt.