Cloth Diapers For Today’s Families Presented by Courtney Durfee With Information Contributed by Ashley Heckman and DiaperSwappers.com Moms Cloth diapers have grown and changed with the times. They’re just as easy to use as disposables – daddy and daycare friendly! They are healthier for your baby and the environment and cost less than disposables over the entire course of diapering! In this packet you will discover all the options available to you. I will cover Cloth Diaper Types, Diaper Covers, Accessories (Pins, Snappis, Liners, Doublers, etc.), Diaper Pails and Storage, Washing and Drying, Cloth Safe Creams and Products, Local Resources and Cloth Diapering Resources. Feel free to pass this packet on to others and share the cloth love! Contents Cloth Diaper Types – Pages One and Two Cloth Diaper Covers – Page Three Diaper Comparison Charts – Page Four Accessories – Page Five How Many Do I Need – Page Six Pails & Storage – Page Six Washing & Drying – Page Seven Cloth-Safe Creams & Other Info – Page Eight Cloth Diapers in Day Care – Page Nine Resources & Links – Page Ten Local Resources – Page Eleven WAHM’s & On-Line Suppliers – Pages Eleven through Seventeen Books & Articles – Page Seventeen Discounts & Great Deals – Page Eighteen A Special Thank You to our sponsors: Alycia from Lil’ Fluffers Diapers for providing diapers for the class & Elizabeth from Earthy Products for Supporting our class & providing us with materials Cloth Diaper Types Flat: A single layered fabric (typically cotton) that can be folded where absorbency is needed most, or simply folded into a square and used like a prefold. Cotton weaves include birdseye & muslin. Economical and one sized (can be doubled when baby is older). Receiving blankets can be used (but need to be pinned). You need a cover to make this type of diaper waterproof. Needs pins or snappi and many use with a doubler for naps and overnights. There are a variety of folds that can be used with flats. See the resources and links page at the end of this packet. Prefold: A flat, layered, rectangular diaper with extra layers for absorbency in the center. Commonly used with a fastener and waterproof cover. Economical to buy and can be repurposed as burp/cleaning cloths or inserts/doublers. Great for the newborn stage. You need a cover to make this type of diaper waterproof. Prefolds can be customized with a decorative fabric on one side or the middle layer. embellished prefold pictured by Staceyroo77- http://www.diaperswappers.com/forum/member.php?u=14094 Pre-Fitted: A fitted diaper made from a prefold. Goes on like a disposable. May have snaps or aplix (a.k.a. velcro, hook and loop, touchtape) closure, or require pins or a Snappi. You need a cover to make this type of diaper waterproof. Fitted: A shaped diaper that includes elasticized legs. Most commonly has an aplix or snap closure. You need a cover to make this type of diaper waterproof. Contour: Shaped, like a fitted diaper, but without elastic and usually without attached closures. Commonly used with pins or a Snappi. You need a cover to make this type of diaper waterproof. Pocket: A 2 layered diaper that requires the addition of an absorbent insert. The outer layer is most commonly made of PUL, with the inner (the part that sits against baby's skin) being a "stay-dry" fabric (microfleece, suedecloth, etc.) that allows moisture to seep through to the insert, keeping baby's skin dry. Use a fresh, clean insert and pocket at each change. You do NOT need a cover to make this type of diaper waterproof. First diaper pictured by www.babysweetbottoms.blogspot.com All In One (AIO): The closest option to disposable diapers. Outside is made of a waterproof layer, and the absorbency is sewn in- no stuffing inserts! Some AIO’s are “hybrids” with a pocket to stuff extra absorbency if you so choose. You do NOT need a cover to make this type of diaper waterproof. All In Two (AI2): Similar to an AIO, but with a removable absorbent layer for easier washing and faster drying. Absorbent layer is usually snapped in place inside the diaper, sitting directly against baby's skin. You do NOT need a cover to make this type of diaper waterproof. AI2 by www.mamamarshscreations.com Diaper Covers For use with flats, prefolds, fitted and prefitted diapers Polyurethane Laminate (PUL): The waterproof fabric commonly used for making diapers and diaper covers. Can be air dried and reused in a day's rotation unless soiled with poo. 3-6 are usually adequate for a full diapering stash. Nylon: Not as commonly used as PUL, but a popular economical alternative. Usually found in a pull-on style cover. Gerber makes a variety of these pull-on covers. Wool (Soakers, Shorties, Longies, Skirties): Wool yarn can be used to knit or crochet diaper covers that, once treated with lanolin, are quite waterproof. Wool covers also offer breathability that PUL covers do not, as well as certain antimicrobial properties. Hand washing/applying lanolin necessary. Can be used multiple days without washing. Interlock (Soakers, Shorties, Longies, Skirties): Wool or acrylic yarn that has been tightly woven into more of a fabric than knitting or crocheting produces. Acrylic (Soakers, Shorties, Longies, Skirties): Like wool, but made with acrylic yarn. Can be washed more often and washed/dried with your normal laundry. Must be washed after a day or less. Fleece (Soakers, Shorties, Longies, Skirties): A synthetic alternative to wool, fleece can be treated with fabric softener for water resistance and used as a diaper cover. Must be washed after a day or less. Soaker: A term for a diaper cover made of wool, acrylic, or fleece, most commonly in the form of a pullon (rather than wrap w/ aplix or snap closure). See also: Soaker definition in Accessories. Fleece skirtie (pictured above) and soaker by Staceyroo77- http://www.diaperswappers.com/forum/member.php?u=14094 Cloth Diaper Quick Reference Chart Highest Rating **** Lowest Rating * Type of Diaper Needs cover? Closure Type Cuteness Dad/Day Care Friendly Flat or Prefold Diapers Yes Pins or Snappi * * Fitted, Prefitted and Contour Diapers Yes Pins, Snappi, some have Velcro or snaps ** ** Pocket Diaper No Velcro or snaps *** *** AIO, AI2 No Velcro or snaps *** **** Diaper Comparison Chart from babycottonbottoms.com Highest Rating ****** Lowest Rating * Flat Prefolds Contours Fitted Pocket All-In-Ones Economic ****** ***** **** *** * ** Ease of Cleaning Minimizes Bulk Absorption ****** ***** **** ** *** * * ** **** **** ***** ***** *** ****** Depends on brand Depends on brand ****** Depends on brand Durability * ****** **** *** ***** *** Ease of Use * ** *** **** ***** ****** Accessories Pins: Special safety pins used to fasten certain types of diapers. Snappi: An alternative to pins. 2-3 is usually adequate for a full diapering stash. Aplix, Touchtape: Velcro Liners: Piece of fabric or paper that is laid into a diaper to protect the diaper from creams, make removal of poo easier, or provide a "stay-dry" feeling on baby's skin. Most of the paper liners on the market are flushable. Fleece liners are easily and cheaply made by cutting synthetic fabric store microfleece into rectangles. Inserts: Separate absorbent layers for use inside pocket diapers. Doublers: Extra (usually smaller) inserts for use in combination with primary inserts. Soaker: Another term for the absorbent layer of any diaper. See also: Soaker definition in Covers. How Many do I need? Newborns will need between 10-12 diaper changes a day. After 3 months your baby will need 6-10 changes a day. The numbers below are the bare minimum amounts recommended for full-time diapering by parents who specifically use each kind of diaper. Less of each would be required if you use more than one type. Each amount listed is per child in diapers. Flats Two dozen diapers, 4-6 covers, 2-3 snappies, and at least one set of pins Prefolds Two Dozen, 4-6 covers, 3-10 doublers, 2 to 3 snappies, and at least one set of pins Fitteds/Pre-Fitteds One to two dozen diapers with 5 to 10 covers Pockets, AIO's and AI2's 12 diapers Cloth Wipes 2 1/2 to 3 dozen Pails and Storage Wet Pail: A dirty diaper storage pail that employs water and/or additives in which dirty diapers soak until wash day. Covered diaper pails with water and some detergent is a common combination. Wet pail users must be extra diligent about the safety of little ones. Pails should lock and be in a closed off location to prevent babies from drowning. Dry Pail: A dirty diaper storage pail that does not use liquids to soak diapers. Dirty diapers are sprayed or wiped of solids (or left alone), and then simply tossed in the dry pail until wash day. A common combination is a “wetbag” in a covered garbage bag or a hanging “wetbag” on a doorknob. Combating Pail Stink: Though some moms use commercially marketed diaper pails with success, the most common solutions seem to be simple lidded plastic trash cans, buckets, or tall laundry hampers. Most seem to agree that the more air that can circulate around the diapers, the less stink they have (and their home still smells normal as well!). Cleaning the inside of the pail on wash day goes a long way toward getting rid of any smell, as does a few drops of essential oil (like Tea Tree Oil) on a small piece of cloth tossed into the pail and some pail liners even come with a piece sewn in for this purpose. Washing and Drying Some diaper brands have specific washing directions but the following holds true for most diapers: Detergent: You cannot use just any detergent on your cloth diapers. Those with whiteners and softeners may cause your diapers to repel (instead of absorb) moisture. Common advice is to use a very small amount of detergent to wash diapers, in order to help prevent buildup and skin irritation. Charlie’s Soap is a great additive-free detergent to use on your clothes and your diapers and costs less per load! Pre-Rinsing: Most cloth diaper users do a cold pre-rinse with no detergent in their washing machine before doing the actual wash cycle to rinse away urine and any leftover solids. Washing: Wash routines may vary according to your detergent, washing machine, type of water, etc. Extra Rinses: Some cloth diaper users do extra rinse cycles at the end of their wash in order to ensure that all of the detergent has been washed away. Drying Methods: Some diapers and covers require line drying, and some can be machine dried. Line drying diapers with aplix closures and/or PUL may help extend the life of those components. Drying diapers on the line in the sun also helps remove stains! Laundry Additives: Depending on the type of water you have (soft or hard), softening additives may be necessary to get diapers clean in the wash. Essential oils may also be added to the wash water to add scent. Though fabric softener is never recommended for cloth diapers, white vinegar is commonly used in its place, as well as in a pre-wash rinse cycle to help combat ammonia. Stripping: The act of removing detergent buildup or other contaminants (ammonia, yeast, etc.) from diapers which usually involves multiple hot wash cycles, multiple extra rinses, boiling, dish detergent, and less commonly a dishwasher. Not necessary if your diapers are properly cared for. Sunning: The act of removing stains from wet diapers by drying in bright sunlight. Cloth Safe Creams and Products Use of diaper creams is not recommended by most diaper manufacturers. Other cloth diapering parents have suggested that the following creams are okay for use with cloth diapers. - Northern Essences Rash Salve - Dixiebabies Bum Butter - London Frogg Bum Butter - The Magic Stick - Jack's Magic Beanstalk Rash Magic Tub - Grandma Els Diaper Rash Cream - Method Diaper Cream Other Info You may also come across other types of diapers not mentioned in this book as there are innumerable brands, diaper patterns and ever evolving concepts on how the cloth diaper should be. Two popular alternatives to the kinds listed earlier in this packet are explained briefly below. - gDiapers “hybrid diapers” which entail an outer cover that velcros shut in the back instead of the front, a snap-in liner that only needs changed out if soiled with poo, outer cover can be reused until soiled which saves on diaper laundry. Comes in S, M(which fits 13 to 28lbs and might as well be one-size), and L to be used with flushable/ disposable inserts or the new gCloth inserts. Many WAHMs also make cloth inserts for these diapers. gDiaper covers can be used as covers with a prefold or flat folded up inside the liner. -groBaby diaper system is a one-size diaper that has a snap in soaker (eliminating the need for the snap-in liner of gDiapers) that is certified organic cotton and a reusable outer shell. The idea is that the shell only needs changed if soiled with poo, otherwise you just wetbag the soiled soaker and snap in a fresh one thereby saving on the amount of diaper laundry. Has a “quick dry” inner mesh and front Velcro. Cloth Diapers in Day Care The New York State regulations for day care centers dictate: “The provider must use disposable diapers or arrange with the parent(s) or a commercial diaper service to provide an adequate supply of cloth diapers. Non-disposable diapers must not be laundered in the child day care center, and must be stored in a securely covered receptacle until returned to the diaper service. When parents provide non-disposable diapers, soiled diapers must be placed in a securely tied plastic bag and returned to the parent at the end of the day.” Laurie Rankin of Family of Woodstock says, “Each child care program can decide if they wish to deal with cloth diapers or if disposables will be required. Each program may also change their policy at any given time. The policies regarding the use of cloth diapers in the child care setting is just one of many questions that a parent should ask when they are interviewing child care programs.” For your convenience I have listed a few child care centers that accept the use of cloth diapers below but you could always share the quote from the state regulations with your care provider as well as showing them some of your diapers and how easy they are to use if they give you any trouble. Many care providers learn to love cloth after doubtfully agreeing to give it a try! Cloth Diapers Friendly Preschools & Day Cares Windsor Academy 271 Quassaick Ave (Route 94), New Windsor, NY 12553 Call (845)562-3711 th Cloth-friendly and accepting children 6 weeks to 6 grade! http://www.windsoracademy.org Children’s Country Day School 1145 Little Britain Road, New Windsor, NY 12553 (845) 567-0102 Pre-K 3’s are permitted cloth diapers/pull-up trainers http://www.childrenscds.org/ The Park Center Day Care and Nursery School 30 Park Lane, Highland, New York 12528 (845) 883-6768 http://www.highlandchildcare.com/index.htm You can also ask your care provider, or any care provider you are touring with or interviewing, about their policy. You can also contact the following Parent Resource Centers for assistance: The Child Care Council of Orange County 40 Matthew Street Suite 103, Goshen, NY 10924 Ph: 1-800-827-1751 (845) 294-4012 Fx: (845)294-4045 http://www.childcarecounciloc.org/ Child Care Resources of Rockland 235 N. Main Street, Spring Valley, NY 10977 (845)425-0009 http://www.childcarerockland.org/family Resources and Links Folds for Flats- Picture and photo directions for folding flat diapers http://www.thenappylady.co.uk/public/articledetails.aspx?id=140 Folds for Prefolds- Photo and text directions for folding prefold diapers http://www.diaperswappers.com/forum/showpost.php?p=5292836&postcount=128 http://www.diaperswappers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=757632 Make Your Own Prefold- Directions to make your own prefold diaper in ten minutes, be unique! http://www.diaperswappers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=595293 Pinstripes and Polka Dots – Provides instructions and supplies for successful cloth diapering, great site http://pinstripesandpolkadots.com/basics.htm Diaper Swappers – Parenting and Cloth Diaper Forum, For Sale or Trade Cloth Diapers, Work-At-Home-Mom products including custom cloth diapers http://www.diaperswappers.com The Cloth Diaper Whisperer – Cloth diapering moms with over 8 years of experience that have the answer to everything, or just about! http://www.theclothdiaperwhisperer.com Diaper Daisy- Not sure if you want to invest, try Diaper Daisy’s Cloth Trial with many brands http://www.diaperdaisy.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=374 Mom’s Milk Boutique- 30 day Cloth Diaper trial with one dozen diapers and a free wetbag http://www.momsmilkboutique.com/ClothTrial.html Charlie’s Soap- Additive free detergent as low as 9 cents a load depending on what size container http://charliesoap.com Miracle Diapers- Can’t afford cloth? This great organization can provide you with up to 12 cloth diapers if you qualify for assistance. http://miraclediapers.org/ Real Diaper Association- provides support and education to parents all across the U.S. for the use of simple, reusable cloth diapers http://www.realdiaperassociation.org Local Resources Tiny Heineys Diaper Service in Ellenville (845)389-9020, info@tinyheinies.com http://www.tinyheinies.com/ Waddle n Swaddle in Poughkeepsie (845)473-5952 Brick and mortar store stocking cloth diapers. They also have Cloth Diaper Info Sessions on the 4th Tuesday of the month from 10:30-12. http://waddlenswaddle.com/ Hands Free Baby Owned by Karen Tuscano, offering baby carriers, BabyLegs & other baby products. http://www.handsfreebaby.com Tranquil Waters Massage Therapy owned by local mama Stephanie Larsen (914)443-1773 Morning Glory Creations Diaper cakes, towel cakes & gift baskets featuring cloth diapers soon! http://www.MorningGloryCreations.com Work-At-Home-Mom from Kingston who makes diapers http://www.miala.net/ Owned by local mom Lara Hart. http://www.sugarsweetbaby.com/ A breastfeeding boutique in Dutchess County offering all things breastfeeding as well as cloth diapers. Rebbecca Rosen, a local mama and the owner, runs the online business as well as an in home sales service for Moms in Dutchess, Putnam, Westchester, and Fairfield, CT counties. She is willing to travel as it is one of her specialties www.breastchester.com On-Line Cloth Diaper WAHMs Baby Sweet Bottoms Making pocket diapers and cloth wipes. Available for custom order diapers! Also stocking pre-made diapers and wipes here at http://hyenacart.com/kingkongo/ Diaper price range: $11-14.50 +shipping ChunkiBunz Diaperz http://hyenacart.com/RiverCityBoutique/ Design and make cloth diapers and diaper covers including offering customs for our items. Sizes go from premies - Onesize. Always adding sale and clearance items. Price range: $9 - 32 + shipping ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fancy Pansy Pockets and pocket fitteds and inserts, fleece soakers, shorties, longies, and cloth wipes. Diapers $6-20, Soakers $3-15 FREE SHIPPING with code "GOCLOTH" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Punkin Doodles Diapers Simply Squishalicious PunkinDoodlesDiapers@hotmail.com www.hyenacart.com/PunkinDoodlesDiapers Specializing in making fitted diapers and prefolds suitable for even the heaviest of wetters. Made with luxuriously soft certified Organic Bamboo fabrics, you can rest easy knowing your little one is wrapped in comfort and protection. Prices range from $12-$35 each (depending on fabric selection) plus shipping. Simple Stages One Size Diaper System is truly unique as it grows with your child from newborn through potty learning...and beyond! Stage 1 fits from 8lb-40lb. Stage 2 fits older babies and children weighing from 20-65lbs. Perfect for older children who may still have nighttime issues. You can choose from a Simply Snap closure with daddy and babysitter friendly snaps or Simply Snapless which can be pinned or snappi'd. All One Size diapers come with a snap-in Basic and Daytime soaker/doubler combo INCLUDED! Nighttime doublers can be purchased separately for those seeking the ultimate in nighttime protection for their little one. NEW! Simple Steps Bamboo Prefolds in several sizes and layers ensuring that you achieve a perfect fit for your child every time. Our prefolds come with a snap-in or lay-in soaker that can be used for extra protection right where your little one needs it most. Simply Shaped Babyshape Diapers offered as a custom item only in your choice of 8 sizes for those who prefer a true-to-size fit. Choose from size newborn through XXL. You choose from Simply Snap or Simply Snapless closure. www.mamamarshscreations.com And now on Facebook! Mama Marsh's Creations (or MMC): http://www.facebook.com/pages/Mama-Marshs-Creations/131298237500 Currently making Quick drying Pocket & AI2's. Fitted diapers coming in November. Offering sized and One-Sized diapers. Offers great options like Bamboo and Hemp substitutes for inside layer and soaker/insert. Once in awhile, there will be a clearance sale and Seconds Offered. Diaper Price range: $10.00-17.00+shipping The basic diaper is $10.00 featuring cotton print or solid color outside, Hidden PUL layer, Fleece inside, and Microfiber insert. Large stocking September first with Pockets and AI2's. Accepting Customs until 9.15.09 and will re-open again around 11.15.09 (baby due at end of October.) Taking orders for waiting list between 9.16.0911.14.09 and there will be another large stocking then in November. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Your source for knit longies, shorties & soakers! Also stocking sweaters, hats and socks for children and adults! Come visit us at: www.Naturally-Baby.com Price Range: $20+, Varies depending on item Custom orders available as well BabyBug Creations www.babybugcreationsllc.com & www.hyenacart.com/kingkongo Custom wetbags ranging from XS (1-2 diapers) to XL (18-25 diapers) with custom sizes also available. Wetbags are made from cotton woven outer sewn separate from the waterproof inner layer to prevent wicking & are closed with a zipper. Can have a permanent handle (closed) or a snapping handle great for hanging on doorknobs, changing tables, strollers and diaper bags! Prices range from $11-$22+shipping. Also making fleece soakers and custom soaker outfits with matching shirts. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://twolittlewhales.com Stocking brand name pockets, AIOs and AI2s, wetbags, inserts, wipes and all sorts of gear. Offers package pricing on all Thristies products and several other brands, custom embroidery on Bottombumpers, has specials & giveaways and a great clearance section. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Loving Touch Wet Bags Waterproof wetbags for your everyday needs! Always open for customs! www.hyenacart.com/lovingtouchwetbags hj4him@gmail.com Serendipitous Creationz Creating fitteds, cloth wipes and customs at great prices! http://hyenacart.com/SerendipitousCreationz/ All prices include shipping! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.diaperswappers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=770754 KK Designs Owner, Krista Bennett is a mama from Hudson Falls making custom ustom shirts and play silks! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Cloth Diaper Rehab http://www.diaperswappers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=718441 Snap conversions, hidden conversions for AIOs AIOs, elastic repairs, and stripping treatments with prices ranging from $1.50-$5 + shipping. Great for switching from Velcro diapers to snaps, and bringing unusable diapers back to life! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.chickadeeandme.com/ WAHM store fully stocked with lots of adorable woolies ((soakers, shorties, longies, footies)) for your little chickadee. http://www.PETUNIAS.etsy.com Maker of the famed ICKY BAG wetbag, as seen in Pregnancy & Newborn Magazine, July 2009 and Wild Blue Yonder Magazine, July 2009. Offering sizes petite, regular and XL – all available customizable! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Amberbamber Baby Fluff www.hyenacart.com/amberbamberbabyfluff www.hyenacart.com/kingkongo amberbamberbabyfluff@gmail.com Offering bibs, burp cloths, recycled longies/shorties/soakers/skirties, hand knits, embellished prefolds, embroidery. Prices from $10$60 depending on hand knit or recycled. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Earthy Products http://hyenacart.com/Earthyproducts/index-hcm.php Mama made cloth diaper safe detergents, dryer sachets and odor neutralizing pail powder. Price range: $3.00 up to 11.50 Class Sponsor!!! I make Fitteds, All in Ones and bamboo Prefolds. Prices range from $13-27 Bubble Butts are made from High Quality/Beautiful fabrics. You can find them at http://www.bubblebuttdiapers.com/ If you have any questions feel free to email me at sara@bubblebuttdiapers.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Crafts by Christina Offering AIO's, fitteds, and just starting pockets as well as covers (PUL and wool). Mostly military themed, but other types as well. Prices range from about $8.50-$20.00. Embroidery offered! http://hyenacart.com/onestore.php?vid=2039&category=7 http://www.diaperswappers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=313626 E-mail at craftsbychristina@hotmail.com ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Books & Articles Diaper Changes: The Complete Diapering Book and Resource Guide Theresa Rodriguez Farrisi (Homekeepers Publishing, 1997). This book includes 60 mail-order sources, product reviews, and special diapering information. The ABCs of Going Cloth, Diaper Choices, Getting Started With Cloth Diapers and more articles http://mothering.com/diapering Many articles here as well: http://babyproducts.about.com/od/clothdiapers/ Cloth Diapered Children and Day Care Providers article by Heather L. Sanders http://www.thediaperhyena.com/daycare_clothdiapering.htm Many articles including Daddy-friendly Cloth Diapers and Cloth and Day Care by Michelle Rivenburg http://www.examiner.com/x-12741-Newark-Cloth-Diapering-Examiner Discounts, Coupons & Great Deals -Free shipping from The Fancy Pansy with code: GOCLOTH -Save 5% with Baby Sweet Bottoms when you use code: SAVE5 -gDiapers: $10 off a case of flushable liners: $10f&f Use code g677Swank to buy a 6 pack of little g pants for $40 (Save $30!) -Save 5% off your order at clothdiaperoutlet.com with code: BESTDEAL -Mama Marsh’s Creations: Free shipping over $100 Babycenter and Diaperswapper members: Send a pm to ~mypreciousbabies~ and I will send you the appropriate code -$6 Fitted Diaper Sale at Naturally Baby Boutique while supplies last, on select fitted diapers only. -10% of at Amberbamber Baby Fluff for Military Discount -Use the code CDGUIDE at The Breastchester and receive 10% off your order. And FYI, special orders are available if you want a product not featured on the site! - Code 5bb gets $5 off first instock purchase at Bubble Butt Diapers. - 10% off Hands Free Baby with code RIGHTSTART -BUY SIX bumGenius One-Size 3.0 Cloth Diapers, GET ONE FREE at CottonBabies.com, while supplies last. - Orders over $25 will receive Free Shipping at Lil’ Fluffers
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