Peekaboo Bottoms is having their GroVia spring fling sale April 1st-30th 2011.
When you buy 3 shells or one size AIOs you'll get 1 free!!
GroVia All in One coupon code: gvaiosale
GroVia One Size Shell coupon code: gvshellsale
Showing posts with label Cloth Diapers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cloth Diapers. Show all posts
April 1, 2011
March 31, 2011
The Cloth Diaper Shop-Deal of the week - BabyHawk and ToddlerHawk Mei Tais
We have a BabyHawk Mei Tais and loved it! They are super comfy, easy to put on yourself, and beautiful! We got so many compliments when using it with J. The Cloth Diaper Shop has them as the deal of the week this week! Was $89.99-$95.99 now $76.49-$82.49!!
To read more about them, and The Cloth Diaper Shop, check them out here.
February 22, 2011
Mother Of A Sale - Win a $250 Cloth Diaper Start Up Set!! Starts February 22nd 2011
Visit Mother Of A Sale on facebook and enter to win!
Just write on their wall “MOAS I want to win the $250 cloth diaper set” , it's as easy as that. Make sure to pass this along :-)
Sales Event Update......Mother Of A Cloth Diaper Sale starts Feb 22
WIN a $250 Cloth Diaper Start Up Set!!!!
MOAS is giving away 3 new lines of cloth diapers to one lucky MOAS fan worth $250.00 .......Way’s you can win:
*Share our facebook event on your wall to all your friends
*Blog about Mother Of A Diaper Sales event starting Feb 22nd
*Post on our FB page “MOAS I want to win the $250 cloth diaper set”
Bloggers please note that for posting our CD event, and you can receive a sample for review of a new line of cloth diaper coming soon to MOAS.
Email us your post to service@motherofasale.com (limited samples)
November 24, 2010
Black Friday Peekaboo Bottoms facebook frenzy
Peekaboo Bottoms is doing a facebook frenzy on their facebook fan page this Friday.
Also when they reach 1250 "likes" to their site they will be drawing for a $30 gift card.
Check out the facebook page.
November 21, 2010
Baby Steals.com deal of today Nov 21st 2010
Blueberry Coverall Diaper Cover
Mamas using prefold, flat, fitted or contoured cloth diapers will adore these adjustable covers. Whether you just want the simplicity of having one cover for the majority of your child’s diapering years, have more than one baby in diapers, or just want to make your baby's bottom a little cuter, this cloth diaper cover will prove to be highly economical and functional.
This is an adjustable diaper cover for use with your favorite prefold, flat, fitted or contoured diapers. It uses a lightweight and waterproof fabric with a laminated interior that can easily be wiped clean/dry and re-used immediately. Latex-free elastic covered by soft bindings helps prevent irritation for sensitive babies.
Sizing
Weight Range: 10-40 lbs (4.5-18 kg)
Waist: 9-21" (23-53 cm)
Thighs: 4-12.5" (10-32 cm)
Rise: 13.5-18.5" (34-47 cm)
This is an adjustable diaper cover for use with your favorite prefold, flat, fitted or contoured diapers. It uses a lightweight and waterproof fabric with a laminated interior that can easily be wiped clean/dry and re-used immediately. Latex-free elastic covered by soft bindings helps prevent irritation for sensitive babies.
Sizing
Weight Range: 10-40 lbs (4.5-18 kg)
Waist: 9-21" (23-53 cm)
Thighs: 4-12.5" (10-32 cm)
Rise: 13.5-18.5" (34-47 cm)
November 18, 2010
gDiapers take an additional 10-20% off ends November 29th 2010
 We are grateful for you and your generous commitment to being gentle to the planet. So to show our gratitude, take an additional 10-20% off all gDiapers products with our shopping partner, Diapers.com. | ||
• 20% off when you spend $100 • 15% off when you spend $50 • 10% off when you spend $25 Enter code GDIAPSAVE at checkout. Offer ends 11/29/10  | ||
November 17, 2010
I'm a cloth diapering momma
I'm a cloth diapering momma
We made the big switch to cloth when our daughter was about 4 months old. I think it the was best decision we could of made for our family, and thought about it for a while before we actually looked into it. I remember the day, I had boxes of disposable diapers and wipes and one day just sold them all to use that money towards cloth.
MY hubby and I were so overwhelmed with all the choices. Let me tell you, cloth diapers are not the same as they were years ago. My mom seen the diapers we got and was super shocked at how easy they actually were. I mean you can still get your back in the day style cloth diapers-prefolds. BUT the majority is pretty much a dispossoable but in cloth form. Let's break it down.
Our main stash of diapers consists of bumGenius-one size pockets. These are waterproof shells that come with 2 inserts, you can adjust the absorbency but taking an insert out, or by adding more to absorb. We add a hemp or bamboo insert and use these for night. We love love these diapers, Never had poop blow out , I like one size for if we ever have any more babies plus they resell much better. The only thing that sucks is they are velcro, the kids learn to pull them off pretty fast, they get stuck on things (when I'm carrying my daughter to put her to bed if she has no pants on she gets stuck to my cloths and the diaper rips off when I put her down...ugh) plus velcro scratches their cute tummys. They are a bit expensive, about $25 each.
FuzziBunz also makes up a huge chunk of our stash. There are 2 kinds, the sized ones (small,medium,large,x large) or one size pocket diapers. Same concept-waterproof shell, you add your own inserts. I really like the new FuzziBunz Onesize-they come with 2 meaty inserts, so you can use them for night by adding a little more(if you need to) or use them as is, or take one out and use them during the day. These are also around $25
Both of those diapers are pretty much the best you can get for cloth diapering right now. (In my opinions)
A little bit of money, but they usually have a very high resale value, are high quality so if you ever have any more kids you will not need to re buy,unless you want to. It is always said that there are 2 ways of being convenient. While diapering, or while washing. These are super convenient, just like disposables while diapering. For washing you will need to pull out the insets and tuck the velcro on the sides so they don't all get tangled up.
The cheapest and easiest to wash, although the hardest to diaper with are prefolds. Just like the cloth diapers you were picturing from back in the day. Flat diapers that are "prefolded" in the middle to add absorbency. You need to fold these to fit your little nugget, we started out with these. I had more poop blow outs than I would like to admit, a lot of it from me not knowing entirely what I was doing, and some from it not being the best diaper at holding poop back. These are very very easy to wash, but much more work to put on a wiggling baby, they also take a long time to dry. These I think are around $4 each, not much of a resale value and don't hold up as well for baby number 2. You will need to buy covers separately as these are not waterproof.
There are also fitted diapers, which are diapers that are not waterproof. We do have a large amount of these, I got them off the internet, I love these diapers but am no longer buying from this lady or helping her out with business because of how she handles things. BUT you can find fitteds in every cloth diaper/natural parenting store , so cute but you will need to buy a cover. They are usually $15 to $25 I think.
I know it is a lot of money to spend, trust me, been there done that, almost lost my mind! hahah. I always tell people that yes it's quite a bit of money to start up, BUT no one has ever bought all the disposables they will need for their child's whole diapering time in one go. People do with cloth, or break it up into 2 or 3 buying chunks, that does seem like a lot of money, but it would be expensive for all the disposables as well. I did buy a lot more than I needed to, but have also resold some to pay for new ones and so on. We have so many that they all get evenly used and are still in great condition. The less you have the more they will be washed and worn, the more they wear down, the more you have the less they are worn and washed the better the hold up.
I just want to say to stay away from the ones in walmart, zellers, all those stores. Stick to cloth diapering stores. You really do get what you pay for.
Good luck with everything! If you need anything just let me know
I'm always up for chatting about cloth. I'm sorry if I missed anything or made a million typos.
Do you have a favourite? Any comments you wanna make, or something you want to ask? Feel free to post below.
These are my personal views on the above products, in which I picked out and paid for on my own terms.
If you make cloth diapers and would like a review, just let me know :-)
MY hubby and I were so overwhelmed with all the choices. Let me tell you, cloth diapers are not the same as they were years ago. My mom seen the diapers we got and was super shocked at how easy they actually were. I mean you can still get your back in the day style cloth diapers-prefolds. BUT the majority is pretty much a dispossoable but in cloth form. Let's break it down.
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| Our daughter when she was about 6-7 months old |
Our main stash of diapers consists of bumGenius-one size pockets. These are waterproof shells that come with 2 inserts, you can adjust the absorbency but taking an insert out, or by adding more to absorb. We add a hemp or bamboo insert and use these for night. We love love these diapers, Never had poop blow out , I like one size for if we ever have any more babies plus they resell much better. The only thing that sucks is they are velcro, the kids learn to pull them off pretty fast, they get stuck on things (when I'm carrying my daughter to put her to bed if she has no pants on she gets stuck to my cloths and the diaper rips off when I put her down...ugh) plus velcro scratches their cute tummys. They are a bit expensive, about $25 each.
FuzziBunz also makes up a huge chunk of our stash. There are 2 kinds, the sized ones (small,medium,large,x large) or one size pocket diapers. Same concept-waterproof shell, you add your own inserts. I really like the new FuzziBunz Onesize-they come with 2 meaty inserts, so you can use them for night by adding a little more(if you need to) or use them as is, or take one out and use them during the day. These are also around $25
Both of those diapers are pretty much the best you can get for cloth diapering right now. (In my opinions)
A little bit of money, but they usually have a very high resale value, are high quality so if you ever have any more kids you will not need to re buy,unless you want to. It is always said that there are 2 ways of being convenient. While diapering, or while washing. These are super convenient, just like disposables while diapering. For washing you will need to pull out the insets and tuck the velcro on the sides so they don't all get tangled up.
The cheapest and easiest to wash, although the hardest to diaper with are prefolds. Just like the cloth diapers you were picturing from back in the day. Flat diapers that are "prefolded" in the middle to add absorbency. You need to fold these to fit your little nugget, we started out with these. I had more poop blow outs than I would like to admit, a lot of it from me not knowing entirely what I was doing, and some from it not being the best diaper at holding poop back. These are very very easy to wash, but much more work to put on a wiggling baby, they also take a long time to dry. These I think are around $4 each, not much of a resale value and don't hold up as well for baby number 2. You will need to buy covers separately as these are not waterproof.
There are also fitted diapers, which are diapers that are not waterproof. We do have a large amount of these, I got them off the internet, I love these diapers but am no longer buying from this lady or helping her out with business because of how she handles things. BUT you can find fitteds in every cloth diaper/natural parenting store , so cute but you will need to buy a cover. They are usually $15 to $25 I think.
I know it is a lot of money to spend, trust me, been there done that, almost lost my mind! hahah. I always tell people that yes it's quite a bit of money to start up, BUT no one has ever bought all the disposables they will need for their child's whole diapering time in one go. People do with cloth, or break it up into 2 or 3 buying chunks, that does seem like a lot of money, but it would be expensive for all the disposables as well. I did buy a lot more than I needed to, but have also resold some to pay for new ones and so on. We have so many that they all get evenly used and are still in great condition. The less you have the more they will be washed and worn, the more they wear down, the more you have the less they are worn and washed the better the hold up.
I just want to say to stay away from the ones in walmart, zellers, all those stores. Stick to cloth diapering stores. You really do get what you pay for.
Good luck with everything! If you need anything just let me know
I'm always up for chatting about cloth. I'm sorry if I missed anything or made a million typos.Do you have a favourite? Any comments you wanna make, or something you want to ask? Feel free to post below.
These are my personal views on the above products, in which I picked out and paid for on my own terms.
If you make cloth diapers and would like a review, just let me know :-)
October 29, 2010
Some of the sales at the moment
http://oldnavy.gapcanada.ca/
To all of my friends who love Old Navy, they are having a huge sale on all their outerwear. You can save up to 50% off for the whole family starting today {Oct 29 2010} until November 10 2010. Just in time for the really cold weather. As an added bonus right now for a limited time you can get free shipping when you buy $50 or more. To see if you can save even more, become a fan of Old navy on Facebook and click the tab for Barker's Bones, once a week you can dig up a coupon. http://www.facebook.com/oldnavy?v=app_10442206389
http://www.disneymovierewards.go.com/pro
Toy Story 3 is almost out! This was the 1st movie we have ever brought our daughter to see in theater, so I'm super excited to bring it home for her. The cheapest place to get it (Nov 2-4 2010) is Walmart $29.93 for the blu-ray combo pack and Zellers $29.99. As an added bonus from Zellers you will get a free lunch box, how cute is that. Worth the $.06 difference from Walmart in my opinion :-P AND get a $10 savings card when you spend $50 between Nov 5 - 18{Zellers}. If you click on the link I provided up above, you will also get a coupon to save $8.00 on top of that! That's why I had only listed the blu-ray combo pack prices, because with the coupon they will be cheaper than the dvd on it's own. Disney has said on their sites that all blu-rays are sold as combo packs, meaning you get BOTH the blu-ray & dvd.
{You will have to join Disney Movie Rewards to be able to print out your coupon, which is no biggie because as you buy Disney movies you will get codes in the box to get points, and redeem when you have enough}
Until Oct 31st 2010 The Cloth Diaper Shop in St Catharines Ontario is having a sale on their Perfect Size FuzziBunz pocket diapers. Act fast to take advantage of the sale. Reg. they are $23.95 and the new colours are on sale for $18.95, discontinued colours for $17.00. These are fantastic cloth diapers. They also have an online sore for those of you not in St Catharines. Be sure to browse through their other sales that might be of interest to you.
Peekaboo Bottoms in Welland Ontario is also having a sale on their Perfect Size Fuzzibunz pocket diapers. They were reg. $24.00, now on for $19.00. Their sale is running from now until Oct 31 2010, so act quick. They also have an online sore. Be sure to browse through any of their other sales that might interest you.
I will add more sales as I come across them. Feel free to follow my blog to be updated :-)
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