Cloth Diaper Choices

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Sitters chose disposables over cloth diapers?

By Heather L. Sanders ⋅ April 30, 2007 ⋅ Post a comment

Are you familiar at all with the National Association of Diaper Services? If not, check out their link - specifically, their directory of cloth diaper services across the United States. Not everyone wants to care for their child’s cloth diapers in their home - we understand that. Our goal is to promote [...]

Group rubbishes nappy habits.

By Heather L. Sanders ⋅ April 10, 2007 ⋅ Post a comment

I’m a visual learner and so I had to smile when I came across this trashy display of disposable diapers.
Jan Yeo, who runs YoYo Nappy says that one child in disposable diapers, will create about 1.5 tons of waste in a single year - this assumes that their diapers are changed between six to ten [...]

Are you trading trash for your personal convenience?

By Heather L. Sanders ⋅ March 24, 2007 ⋅ Post a comment

As a mother I enjoy many modern conveniences. Take for instance the microwave - perfect for re-heating the same cup of coffee 3 times because I was too busy wiping noses, bums, or putting together Lego® castles to sit down and drink it. Yea microwave! GO MICROWAVE!
I am also thankful [...]

Environment weighs heavily on diaper decisions

By Heather L. Sanders ⋅ March 18, 2007 ⋅ Post a comment

“The environmental movement has finally begun to have an impact on a very different kind of movement.
Although disposables still dominate, diapers have changed. New parents enjoy a wider range of options as they try to balance environmental impacts with other considerations such as cost, convenience and their baby’s comfort. “Greener” diapers benefit all of us. [...]

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