Why Cloth Diapers?
Saves You Money
TinyBumz Versus Disposable
The average child goes through 60 diapers a week. Muliply that times 52 weeks and 3 years of diapers, and the disposable diaper business has just made a chunk of change on one baby alone. Thousands of dollars are saved not only on the cost of diapers, diaper cream (to prevent diaper rash), potty training pants and gas for trips to the store. The savings is significant. Just think: you can take the money you would have spent on disposable diapers, put it away in a college fund and see that money multiply into your child's college fund! Now that is worth it!
TinyBumz Versus Other Cloth Diapers
TinyBumz are the all-in-one snap diapers that grow with your baby. This means that once you purchase one diaper, you never have to buy another diaper for the life of your child. ALSO, you can reuse the diapers for every child you have along the way! Wow, the savings multiply!
Good news! TinyBumz make great pottytraining pants, too. Toddlers make a quicker transition into being pottytrained when using cloth diapers. TinyBumz make it easy again: the same diaper you used when they were 7 pounds is the same diaper you use when they are 40 pounds! And when you look at the cost of disposable training pants, you'll be grateful for TinyBumz. It's amazing, we know!
Check out this article:
The Consumerist: "Cloth Diapering Can Save You Money"
Saves The Environment
Statistics have found that conventional disposable diapers are the third largest contributors to landfills in the world! Wait, it gets worse! Only five percent of the population uses disposable diapers and a single disposable diaper can take up to 500 years to biodegrade in the landfill. Why wouldn't you use Cloth diapers??? Well, maybe you're like me, a busy mom with a husband who doesn't do doo-doo. Or, maybe you just didn't know. Now you do. Cloth really isn't as messy as one might think. In fact, with biodegradiable liners, you just flush away what you don't want to touch!
Saves Your Tiny Bumz
Cloth diapers have been clinically proven to create less diaper rash than disposable diapers. Due to mass amounts of chemicals used to process AND to maintain absorbency, babies' bumz get irritated and react to disposables. Skin is the largest organ on the human body and to think of all the chemicals your tiny bumz are being exposed to with every disposable diaper used, there is no account for how these get absorbed into the body and effect the health of our children in the long run.
