Crunchy crunch

It seems so funny to me that I am doing all these "crunchy" parenting ideas with Callie that I didn't do with Wilson.
First off breastfeeding, I drove myself crazy trying to breastfeed Wilson and finally switched to formula after a mini-breakdown. Hormones and new baby were just a little too much for me. We were both so much happier switching though. Wilson didn't even realize what he was missing!
Callie on the other hand, I planned to formula feed. After my failure with Wilson, I figured it would be better for my sanity to just choose formula. Even at the hospital, to the annoyance of my nurses I chose formula. Callie wasn't really interested at eating at first. My milk came in like 5 days after and I was super engorged so I figured "why not?" I figured I would nurse or pump until my supply ran dry and like Wilson be a formula baby.
Only once Callie started latching on she didn't like the bottle. She would push the nipple out and just kind f look at me like "yeah right mom. Where's the good stuff?"
I was in total shock. Wilson being the little piggy he was had no problem switching and didn't miss boob at all.
So here we are at almost 2.5 months and I am almost exclusively breastfeeding.
I say almost because she gets super fussy or hungry in the evening and I'm sucked dry. So I normally make a bottle in the evening.

Another "crunchy" thing I do with Callie is cloth diapering.
With Wilson we lived in apartments and didn't have the washer/dryer or even a cloth diapering service. We did our laundry at our in laws and I didn't want to clean them in theirs.
We now live in a house and have a washer and dryer.
But heres a confession, Callie is cloth diapered but Wilson is not.
He keeps getting terrible rashes from them. I'd have to change him like every hour to not get a rash but Callie doesn't have that issue yet.
I don't think it's anything with the cloth I just think Wilson has a strong uric acid that makes him get rashes faster if he is in it too long.
I normally put a cloth on him for nap and bedtime but for the most part he is in disposables.
The only thing I didn't do super crunchy was natural childbirth. After laboring with Wilson forever before I finally got an epidural, I can say that they can keep their natural childbirth. I'll take the drugs thank you very much. It's no wonder women died in childbirth back in the day.

Oh and I co-sleep/bed share with Callie right now. We have a guest bed so Andy sleeps there and Callie and I get our bed all to ourselves. I'm not gonna lie sometimes I really enjoy cosleeping and just rolling over and nursing her and cuddling. And then other times not so much.
I think since Wilson was formula fed, we didn't bed share/cosleep as much.
I just hope that I can get Callie sleeping in her crib at some point. My worst fear is having a kid who won't sleep in their own bed.
But for right now I'm enjoying it!