[blparent] Cloth diapers

[Tatyana]

Bernadetta,
I went on Diapers.com and clicked on link for Honest company. In  a new 
opened window I've read this company FAQ. They stated that they provide 
natural products without nasty chemicals.  Their membership like $80 plus 
shipping like $6 per month. How many diapers they ship depends on size and 
weight of a baby you provide in your profile. They didn't tell a number of 
diapers, but seemed like they gave a chart. Unfortunaly the chart was a 
graphic- at least it looked for me. So, if you have someone sighted to look 
at that chart, I'm going to do the same thing, just to know how many of 
diapers per month they ship. They say it should be more than enough.
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Bernadetta Pracon" <bernadetta_pracon at samobile.net>
To: <blparent at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, September 24, 2012 6:23 PM
Subject: Re: [blparent] Cloth diapers


> Bridgit, I agree with you about the cleaning products and the organic 
> food. I make my own baby food which seems to taiste better to my son than 
> the jar food, anyway. We buy grass-fed beef and free-range poultrey, and 
> yes, the ingredients in most products really make a difference. I use only 
> organic bath products and lotions for my baby, and thank goodness because 
> the crappy johnson and johnson stuff gave him a few nasty rashes the one 
> time I used them.
> Now, organic disposable diapers--That's something I haven't heard about. 
> I'm interested in finding out more about those. How do they compare to the 
> regular disposables pricewise, does anyone know?
> I would have loved to use cloth diapers for the good of my baby and the 
> environment, but I have an extremely hectic work schedule, and the diaper 
> changer in our household  is dad when I'm busy. And dad doesn't want 
> anything to do with anything that has to be fastened with a separate clip, 
> etc. lol.
> I might switch to the organic ones though, once I do some extra research.
>
> Bernadetta
>
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