Even More Reason to Try Cloth or Natural Diapering

 

Yet another reason I am glad we mostly use cloth or natural diapers.  Check this out!   I have found cloth diapering to be so much easier than I thought it would be.  It has also saved me a ton and Lilly has only had one very small diaper rash in her 9 months of life and it was when we had been using disposables on vacation for a few days.  Thank you Bargains to Bounty for sharing this.

 

Fantastic Cloth Diaper Deal at Totsy

 

  So I love cloth diapering any way but can you say holy cuteness???  I'm a cloth diapering momma for many many reasons the least of which is the cuteness factor but I'm in love with these cloth diapers by Bum Cheeks  and for $14.95 -$16.95 these are a steal.  You just know my Lilly is getting these!  Take a peek here at these and other adorable selections of cloth diapers.

This post contains a referral link that helps to support TheThriftyMommaSays.

Great Deal on Cloth Diapers

  Ok for me this was the deal of the week.  As most of you know we cloth diaper at my house.  I am always on the lookout for great cloth diapers at discount prices to stretch my dollar even further.

     ( How cute are these????)

  This week I decided to bring some of Lilly's out grown diapers and the last of my maternity stash into out local consignment shop.  As luck would have it these pink beauties had just been marked down so they were $6 each so below my stock up price.  It gets even better because when I got to the register I was able to redeem a frequent shopper $10 discount.  The deal of the week 2 Bumgenius all in one cloth diapers for $2.00 total.  The only thing that will make it even sweeter is thinking of the credit I will get when the stuff I dropped off sells.  For those of you that don't know how much these usually run.  The average price for these new is $17.95 per diaper.  I saved 95% !!!

Cloth Diaper Video Number Two Imse Vimse

  In honor of Earth Day this coming week I bring you Cloth Diaper Video Number Two.  This video talks about the pro's and cons of the ImseVimse organic cloth diaper.  It's an all in one that's a bit different.  Check out the clip below to see why.

  In the next few days I'm hoping to get some figures together to give you an idea how much cloth diapering saves.  Keep in mind though that you do not have to exclusively cloth diaper to see the financial and ecological difference.  I use disposables about 1/3 of the time as I had a massive stockpile from before I decided  to change to cloth.  I still buy some disposables when the price is right.  Some to give to those in need and some for my daughter to use at night.