THE WINNER OF THE APRIL 30 – MAY 6, 2010 GIVEAWAY CAN BE FOUND ON THE HOME PAGE SIDEBAR! TAKE A LOOK!!
This week you will get the chance to “FEED YOUR STASH” with (3) three BabyKicks Organic Cotton Fitted Diapers! The BabyKicks Organic Fitted Diaper is a durable, absorbent and plush one size fitted diaper intended to take baby from birth through the potty training years with ease.
WHO CAN PLAY?
Anyone 18 years of age or older and living in the Continental United States can play. Yes, you can play if you’ve won before.
HOW DO I PLAY?
Follow the guidelines below and be sure to leave all of your comments by Thursday, May 6, 2010 at 3:00 pm (EST). Remember you have TWELVE DIFFERENT WAYS to enter this Giveaway!!
- Your first chance to enter is to leave a comment right now to the question below.
- Go and share this Giveaway on your BLOG either by post or using one of our FYSF button
- Talk about and link to Diaper Junction from any cloth diapering or natural parenting forums and come back and comment with the link. If you post about us on a forum in 10 different posts it counts as 10 different entries!
- Earn one entry (comment) for each new review on ANY PRODUCT at Diaper Junction during the dates of this giveaway and return to comment for each review you completed.
- Join our newsletter at Diaper Junction (or if you already are, comment and say so) and come back and let us know you did in the comments.
- Join Cloth Diaper Blog through Google Friends (or if you already are, comment and say so) and comment to let us know you did.
- Follow us at Twitter @Diaper_Junction and comment to let us know you did.
- Tweet @Diaper_Junction win (3) BabyKicks Organic Fitted #clothdiapers. http://www.clothdiaperblog.com/feed-your-stash-friday-may-7-13-2010 (One extra entry per person, per day.)
- Tweet any tweet @Diaper_Junction including #clothdiapers. Copy and paste your tweet and post as a comment (One extra entry per person, per day.).
- UNFAN our old Facebook group and become a fan of our NEW Facebook group; comment below to let us know you did.
- Place any order at Diaper Junction between 5/7/2010 and 5/12/2010. Enter your order date and number in the comments.
- Join the Diaper Junction Affiliate Program (or if you already are, comment and say so).
With 12 different ways to enter, be sure to come back next Thursday to see if you won!
HOW DO I KNOW IF I WON?
PLEASE NOTE: The winner’s name is displayed on the HOME PAGE SIDEBAR the following Thursday afternoon after 3:00 EST on our “FEED YOUR STASH” Friday graphic; it is also written in the text below the home page graphic. The weekly winners are responsible to follow the link provided on the home page to claim his/her prize.
HOW DO YOU CHOOSE THE WINNER?
Every Thursday afternoon after 3:00 EST I enter the number of comments into the number generator at Random.org and take the first number it spits. out. In the past, we did have a very lucky winner take home the giveaway more than once; like I said, it is completely random.
DO WE CHECK THESE ENTRIES?
Yep, we do. Once the Comment # is selected, we will check to verify valid entry. If it isn’t, we’ll select a new Comment #.
DO YOU HAVE BUTTONS?
We’ve been asked several times to make buttons for your blogs, and so we’ve created a few “FEED YOUR STASH” Friday buttons for you to use!
AND THE QUESTION IS…
How important is certified organic cotton to you when shopping for cloth diapers?
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For me, Organic cotton is SUPER important. At first, I didn’t think it would be. I thought that as long as the diaper worked, then it was doing it’s job. But after a few trys with synthetic diapers, I noticed my little one getting tiny red bumps on her behind. I think she’s allergic. So now I only buy organic cotton or natural fiber dipes, and I use a hemp insert as a liner for the synthetic ones I already have.
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Organic cotton isn’t a huge deal for me when I’m comparing diapers. I like to know natural versus synthetic material because each has it’s own advantages, but function trumps whether it is organic or not for me.
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To be honest, I haven’t tried them out, yet. My little man has never had a diaper rash problem, and right now we are still in the beginnings of building our diaper stash, but I’m curious to see how soft they really are, since everyone raves about them!
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Honestly, not too super important…
thanks!
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Not as important as vs. synthetics
I unfanned and refanned (on FB, LOL)
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Not very important, though I will choose organic if it isn’t cost prohibitive.
I follow your blog via Google Reader.
It’s not something that I really take into consideration – absorbency, stay-dry, etc. are more important to me.
I’m a follower of this blog.
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It’s becoming more important to me over the years, but there are many other things I take into consideration first.
I didn’t realize it was something to pay attention to.
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I have never tried it, but if I can get a product that is certified organic that doesn’t have much of a price difference then I may consider purchasing it.
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not realy what I look for in a diaper. price is my big thing.
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Organic cotton isn’t a huge deal for me. I would prefer natural versus synthetic, but sometimes the cost seems too high.
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Very. I want to be sure that the cloth so close to her skin so much of the time is organic cotton.
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I subscribe to the newsletter.
organic cotton is not a big deal to me. I want good cost, good fit, and good absorancy.
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Organic everything is super important to me but unfortunately is not always super affordable. If I could I would def want as many organic diapers as possible…
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I’m a FB fan on the new group (not on old)
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Am a member of the cloth diaper blog through google
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I did look for organic options when researching cloth diapers. We’re going to be using organic prefolds with our newborn.
I’ve not tried organic yet, so it’s not a priority (yet). I look at all components when deciding (price, fit, absorbency, etc.).
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organic cotton is pretty important to me. I always prefer it if it’s affordable.
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I definitely prefer organic over anything else, and am willing to pay a little more to get it.
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I’ve noticed that organic cotton is super absorbent, so it definitely plays a factor!
Honestly, the fact that a diaper is organic cotton doesn’t matter all that much to me. It’s a nice extra, but I won’t pay extra for it.
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organic isn’t a deal breaker for me- would rather have something that is extremely functional and high performance. However, I do prefer natural fibers over synthetic.
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I follow through google friends.
To me a diaper made with organic cotton is a plus but not a requirement and not something I am going to spend significantly more money on.
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I never really pay attention to things like that. Regardless of whether or not my diapers are organic, they are still way better than disposables!
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I prefer to have natural fibers, but I am not concerned about a diaper being organic. I do have some diapers that use synthetics and do like them, although they are not my favorite. But I love my cotton prefolds, and don’t think it matters that I didn’t opt for organic cotton.
I don’t really care if a diaper is organic or not. I just want it to do it’s job!
I haven’t really tried organic cotton diapers. I think we have one but there weren’t a lot available when we were shopping for diapers. So they’re not that important but I’ll probably opt for organic in the future.
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I would love to have everything organic but cost sometimes rules that out so when I can I do.
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Organic would be great if there was a stay dry layer. My daughter ends up with a rash when we use the organic cotton ones we have too much. I spread them out if our rotation and don’t use one right after the other so she doesn’t get a rash.
I think that it is nice to know that the cotton has less harsh chemicals the better.
Honestly it doesn’t matter to me. it is not a big deal about being organic, but then I don’t have a very sensitive little one either.
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Certified Organic isn’t as important to me as the price and quality of the diaper
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I am happy to use cloth – whether organic or not
Joined the new facebook group
Organic cotton is not a huge priority. I’m happy to be using cloth at all.
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I like organic cotton because it’s very soft but that’s not the only reason I buy a diaper.
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While I prefer organic, there is just not enough options when it comes down to organic material. There are other important factors I take into consideration first, like absorbency, wicks away moisture, fit, snaps vs. aplix, ect.
It isn’t important to me… It is more expensive, and with us being on such a tight budget, it just doesn’t fit for us… =)
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Organic cotton is nice, but not required for me. I *want* to love cotton, but the wetness seems to irritate baby’s bum more than some of the synthetic cloth diapers. So, I mix in a few, but not my whole stash.
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Organic cotton doesn’t typically matter much to me…function is more important.
Organic or not, either way!
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I haven’t had my baby yet, but I’d rather use organic if I can. From what I’ve read, babies are less likely to develop rashes, and as a new Mom, the less problems for baby the happier Mom is!
Became fan of new facebook page.
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Cost and functionality are more of an issue than organic.
Organic really isn’t a big deal to us. If we keep having rash issues though, we may switch.
I already get your newsletter!
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I unfanned your old FB page and became a fan of the new one!
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I haven’t looked much at organic cotton vs. anything else. I’m just excited to be using cloth!
I have your graphic & link on my front page of my blog on the right side.
I follow the blog through Google Friends.
Organic isn’t a deal breaker for me either.
I’m already a friend/follower through google reader.
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I am a fan of the new page on FB.
I joined the diaper Affiliate program today!!
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I am new to cloth diapering but it is important to me because it makes me feel good that I am putting something natural on my baby’s body without bleaches or chemicals.
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Organic is not that important to me. If I had rash issues, it might come into play, but right now as I am trying to stock up my stash, I’m focused on the bottom line ($).
I unfanned and fanned your new FB group.
I became a follower through google friends.
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I reviewed the Rumparoo!
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I appreciate organically grown cotton, but I’m still a bit cynical as to how much of the “organic” products are truly organically grown! I try, though!
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It’s not the MOST important thing…but I do take into consideration whether or not the diapers I order are organic or not. I have a few that are and I really like them. They are absorbent. They were about $2 more then the non-organic versions. I am willing to pay a little bit more…but not too much more.
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I can’t help myself, I placed another order!
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The material of my cloth diapers doesn’t matter to me much as long as they work and don’t cause rash. I like cotton and I’m sure I’d like organic, but I’ll buy other stuff too :-D
I’m a fan of the new facebook page, but I wasn’t quite sure how to un-fan the old one
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I do pay attention to whether or not a diaper is certified organic, but I do have many diapers in my stash that are made from synthetic fibers.
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I think right now fit, absorbancy & price are bigger factors than organic. However, if all 4 fit the bill that would be terrific!
Not important at all to me. Many other features top my list above that, like absorbency, fit and price.
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it isn’t absolutely neccesary for me to have certified organic cotton, but I do like it. I use Rearz prefold right now which are all certified organic cotton and I love them!
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For me, it’s not that important. I guess I feel like cloth is already sooo much more natural than disposable that it doesn’t matter.
It’s not very important to me.
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Certified Organic Cotton is not my #1 deciding factor when purchasing cloth diapers. I look for quality, absorbancy, trimness, and price. Organic is a bonus!
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I like Organic… it’s not a must… but a plus! 8-)
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I think it is pretty important, but it is not a deal breaker or anything
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I tweeted:
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Honestly, I don’t shop for specifically organic diapers. I hope that I am making at least a small impact by choosing not to use disposables!
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Cost is the biggest deciding factor in CDing. I haven’t tried any organic just due to cost.
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We are just getting started with cd and my little one hasn’t had a problem with diaper rash so as of now organic is not that important to me. I look more at cost and functionality that works best for us.
I go for what is most economical, and that is usually not organic.
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Already receive the Diaper Junction newsletter.
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Certified Organic isn’t as much of a factor as I’d like it to be (because of my current financial situation).
Organic is a factor but not one of the main ones.
I tweeted:
http://twitter.com/jdeemarie/status/13740718394
(5/10)
Organic cotton isn’t as important to me as overall absorbency and fit, but when the diapers that meet the latter criteria happen to also be organic, I’m extra excited to find them!
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organic is becoming increasingly important since researching pesticides and everything that goes into the growing process of cotton!
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I have both. I like both! I do have to admit I would lean towards preferring the organic ones. It feels good putting it on my babies skin and less likely to get rashes with organic diapers.
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Organic or certified organic cotton is not a factor at all when I’m shopping for CDs.
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If I could do it all again, I probably would choose organic cotton. Having learned more about the vast amounts of pesticides used in cotton production and having felt the difference I would have gone with organic. Going forward it will be something I look for before purchasing diapers or clothes.
I don’t typically pick organic cotton.
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Organic cotton is more and more important to me everyday. I can’t control what she finds on the ground and puts in her mouth, I can’t afford to buy all organic clothes, I can’t always afford to buy organic food, but I can spend more on a one time expense to buy organic diapers.
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I prefer natural materials, like organic cotton, but the cost can be prohibitive at times. Certification doesn’t matter to me.
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I would love to say that I own all organic; however, I do not. I couldn’t afford the organic versus the synthetic. Maybe some day!
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I think certified organic cotton is moderately important. I do want the best for my babies, but I don’t personally feel all their diapers that are not certified organic are harmful.
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Certified organic cotton is not important to me.
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It’s not necessary but it’s nice.
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Certified organic is not necessarily important to me but I try to use sustainable materials.
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not too concerned about organic. but it would be nice! :)
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organic is a plus but it is probably not the first thing I look for.
I do like cotton & natural fibers… but it doesn’t have to be organic.
I could not figure out how to un-fan the old… but I did “like” your new facebook page.
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I would totally prefer to buy certified organic cotton… my problem is that it costs more and we can’t always afford to pay the difference… So, I guess it is important to me but not always feasible.
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I think function and price beats natural and organic. I do like natural and organic, but it is more expensive.
I un”like”d your old page and “like”d the new one!
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I’m a fan on the new FB page, and “unfanned” the old one…
I think organic is wonderful, but not very economical :( That’s why it would be great to win these!!
I am a fan of the ne FB page, and unfaned the old one.
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Organic cotton would be great, but to expensive for our family.
I’m a fan of the new Facebook page. :-)
I’m subscribed to the newsletter.
I placed an order with Diaper Junction on 5/7/10 (#27486). :-D
Organic cotton is a nice concept but often a little pricy for my budget.
I prefer organic, but still use non-organic.
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I actually don’t like organic cotton. I prefer the softness of the microfleece liner in most AIO pocket diapers.
I can’t say that I have payed too much attention to organics as they are more pricey. I have tried organic foods and I have noticed the difference in appearance as well as taste. I do however pay close attention to products I use with my children and think that organic products would be preferred; I am not comfortable with putting things on my children that could have been chemically treated. So in the interest of the question I have not used cloth diapers so can’t say that I have a preference other than concern for possibly chemically treated products.
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I love to use organic cotton for the health of my baby and what it means for the environment however can’t afford to have all organic.
I am a fan on Facebook! ( my facebook is under diff. email thoma455@msu.edu)
Honestly? Certified organic cotton is really not on my list of considerations when I’m shopping for cloth diapers!!
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I unfanned the old facebook page and became a fan of the new one.
I didn’t care to buy organic with my first diaper stash because it cost too much. But now I’ve discovered every diaper I out on my child seems to irritate her skin. I’m looking for other materials beside bleached cotton. No matter what the price.
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To be honest, I haven’t really paid attention to “certified organic” while shopping. I’ve only been doing the cloth diapers since my son was born in December. Just wrapping my head around which approach to take (i.e. AIO, Fitted, Prefolds) and how many I needed while still living a simplified life was a task in itself. In the end, we are using Chinese prefolds most of the time with some Kissaluvs for travel and have enjoyed our decision immensely! Diaper Junction has been a great resource!
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I haven’t considered organic cotton too much since my baby’s skin is not sentitive to anything really. Hopefully she stays that way…
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I am new to cloth diapering and am still trying to find my faves. I always try to buy certified organic in anyway I can but most of my diapers were given to me so I haven’t really bought any myself. When I do build my stash further I would definately buy organic.
Organic cotton is not a big deal to me, but I buy it when I can. I figure the fact that I am using cloth dipes and wipes is great on it’s own–my baby’s bottom is very happy!
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It isn’t a big deal to me, although I tend to really like the diapers that I own that have it.
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Organic is not a huge deal for me. It’s nice, but so long as it’s soft and works, it’s all good
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I am not as concerned about organic if I get a product that is fully functional & I love.
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While organic cotton is nice, it’s not super important to our family. We do cloth to save money, and organic unfortunately costs a lot more.
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Certified organic cotton isn’t a big deal when I am choosing diapers. It’s a big plus, but not the deciding factor.
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I prefer natural fabrics although it doesn’t have to be organic.
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Certified organic cotton is not the deciding factor in choosing a diaper although it doesn’t hurt. I prefer bamboo over cotton.
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Certified organic cotton is important to me when I am looking into cloth diapers. I have only recently started cloth diapering, and don’t have any organic cloth diapers yet, partially because cost is also an important factor and they are usually more expensive. I wish that I could go all organic though!
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Certified organic cotton is not a deciding factor for me, I have all kinds and I like the hemp ones best.
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As mom to a special needs baby who will never outgrow her need for diapers, cloth diapering is very important to me – both to save money, and to limit her exposure to chemicals in disposable diapers. Plus, diapering her this way makes me feel I’m putting extra into taking care of her, so I feel good about it.
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It wasn’t important when I was fisrt shopping, but now I would put more thought into organic vs nonorganic.
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Organic isn’t really important to me, certified or otherwise. While I respect organic farming, I’m not convinced it makes much of a difference.
It is important to me to have organic cotton because of how harmful regular cotton’s manufacturing process supposedly is. However, I am just happy to have cotton, too.
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I feel that organic cotton is most important for my baby and his skin. I want the best for my baby, and organic is the way to make sure of that!
I like to get organic stuff but usually dont just cause it costs so much more. I do like it though.
While I prefer organic products, it’s not a must-have if the product itself is well made.