Jennifer Crossley, staff writer for the TimesDaily.com published an interesting article, Green bottoms up: Many parents returning to cloth diapers, last Friday. In it she described how cloth diapers are "en vogue with snaps and Velcro and other added conveniences" and that "The diapers ride the green wave for families hoping to cut back on the amount of waste they produce." It got me to thinking about this supposed "green wave" and wonder whether or not caregivers would continue to wrap … [Read more...]
Natural Diapers without Gel
Posted by on January 15, 2007
WHAT IS THAT GEL STUFF? Have you ever found yourself wiping shiny gel-like crystals off your baby’s bottom when changing a disposable diaper? That gel is sodium polyacrylate, a super absorbent polymer used in disposable diapers. According to the Real Diaper Association, "This chemical can cause skin irritations and severe allergic reactions including vomiting, staph infections and fever." Super absorbent polymers were banned from tampons when linked to toxic shock syndrome. If you have a … [Read more...]
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