diapers

The Latest From Broody Chick

This is the latest newsletter from one of our diaper suppliers, Broody Chick. Broody Chick diapers are the first FULLY compostable disposable diaper on the market. They are totally plastic free!

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Disposable Diapers: is there a natural way?

Shedding light on some of the questions surrounding disposable diapers. Is there an environmentally friendly option?

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gDiapers claims: ‘no garbage, no guilt’. The City of Vancouver, WA puts the guilt back where it belongs

A recent study published by the city of Vancouver, Washington follows the long journey that a gDiaper refill liner must make to get from being flushed down the toilet to it's final resting place: the landfill.

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Back to Cloth for the Rest of “Diaper-hood” Thanks to Sweet Pea

When I had the twins, I used cloth diapers a lot of the time from when they were around 3 months until they were around 9 months. My diaper of choice at that time was Sckoon Organic Cloth. I still have much love for these diapers, but I found that they fit really small. Their small fit lent themselves well to my girls who were preemies (3 pounds and change each at birth) but as they grew, even their petite figures were too much for the largest size. Given the nature of our business, we are lucky enough to be able to test out a wide variety of products. Only those that we love pass the test and make it onto our site. One such brand is Sweet Pea Cloth Diapers.

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Mention in the Calgary Herald

This morning I got a Google Web Alert notifying me that we got a mention in the Calgary Herald. There was an article about the come-back of reusable diapers http://www.leaderpost.com/story_print.html?id=2272059&sponsor= It has some great tips for choosing a cloth diaper. Unfortunately the information on disposable diapers was a little outdated. While it was correct in pointing out the dangers of many of the "mainstream" disposables

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