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Easier to use than ever before, reusable cloth diapers are the right choice for the environment, your budget and your baby's health. We have everything you need to get started or keep going with cloth diapers. Our product lines include hand-picked local, small company and mama-owned companies.

And take a look around your home for other items that can be easily replaced with reusable, washable cloth. Do you buy paper towels? Plastic zipper bags? How about menstrual products? Many throwaway products can be replaced with natural cloth.  For the Whole Family and Cloth for Mama have some examples of how you can save money and reduce waste and chemicals in your life.




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Why choose cloth diapers?

• Does not contribute to landfill waste
• Reduces environmental footprint
• Gentle on baby’s skin
• Cost savings
• No chemicals

How “Green” is Cloth Diapering?

Over 18 billion disposable diapers are purchased each year in the US and the vast majority end up in landfills, where they will be around for hundreds of years. That is over 1 ton (2,000 pounds!) of landfill waste per child. Cloth diapers do not contribute to landfill waste and use far less raw materials to produce. Manufacturing disposable diapers uses more water than washing cloth diapers. Cloth diapers contain fewer chemicals than disposable products. It makes environmental sense to reuse as many products as possible and to avoid chemicals in products used against the skin. Reusable cloth diapers are lighter on the planet and more eco-friendly than any single use product when resources for manufacturing, use and disposal are considered.

How much money can you save?

The average baby needs about 6000 diapers during the first two years. Not including wipes (estimated by one mama at $18 per month for disposables), rash creams (diaper rash is a common side effect of using products containing chemicals) or garbage disposal (one ton of waste per baby), the cost to purchase disposable diapers is approximately $2500 for 2 years. Cloth diapers for the same time will cost from $150-$700. Buying used diapers or making your own will save even more money. Cloth diapers can also be reused for additional children, resold for a good percentage of the original cost or repurposed as cleaning cloths. Babies in cloth diapers generally toilet train sooner than babies in disposable diapers, reducing the length of time your child is in diapers altogether.


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