We are getting ready to stock up on diapers for a newborn and we wanted to take a more "green" approach this time around.
Has anyone tried the Natural/Organic brands of diapers out there (e.g. gdiapers, tinytush, etc.).
Your feedback for such would be most appreciated. Thanks a lot!
Look into G diapers they are a great mix between cloth and disposable.....and they are super cute!
If you want to use cloth, I can help you figure it out.
Seventh Generation work great, but they are so expensive. I suggest getting them online for the best prices. Both diapers.com and Amazon have them.
I have been using Nature Baby Care diapers for the last nine months and find they really do hold up. You can't find them everywhere (Target is listed as a vendor) but I usually order them from diapers.com anyway. When you place an order for $49 or more, shipping is free. Good luck :)
Seventh Generation are ok, and Whole Foods has a brand of dieapers aswell.
If you really want the earth friendly approach you could try Gdipaers (whole foods carries them) or go with clothdiapers, i found the BumGenius to be the easiest on learning curve http://www.jilliansdrawers.com/bumGeniusV3.html but there are a ton of others, that site has alot of good diapers.
Also walmart carries kushies, which are a little more pocketbook friendly http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=4601012
I have used seventh generation diapers on my little one since I ran out of other diapers that were a gift. I have had no problems with them. My only suggestion would be is that they tend to run a tad bit on the small side (especially the newborn ones) so buy one size up from what you think your little one should wear.
have you considered cloth diapers.you will be surprise at home economical and easy they are...
try www.fuzzibunz.com
and google cloth diapers and it will open a world to you.Feel free to pm me if you want more details
i have cloth dipaered 2 kids from birth to potty training in 250$!!
