Posts Tagged by disposable diapers
Top Picks for Eco-Friendly Disposable Diapers
| May 30, 2013 | Posted by eryn under Natural Living |
We use cloth diapers almost exclusively at home. The rare exception is when I’ve gone a little too long between diaper loads and run out of cloth diapers. But I’ve been using disposable diapers fairly regularly with my daughter when we’re out of the house, primarily because most of my cloth diaper stash has neared…
Save up to 38% off Seventh Generation Diapers
| February 21, 2013 | Posted by eryn under Frugal Living, Kids, Natural Living |
Amazon.com has a coupon out right now that’s good for an additional 10% off select Seventh Generation diapers. The coupon is good until March 31, 2013. You can combine the coupon with the 20% off discount through Amazon’s Subscribe & Save program for even greater savings. Remember, ground shipping is always free with Subscribe &…
Up to 60% Off Seventh Generation Diapers and Training Pants
| January 13, 2013 | Posted by eryn under Frugal Living, Natural Living |
Amazon.com has a coupon right now that will save you 10% off Seventh Generation diapers. The coupon expires Jan. 31, 2013. To use the coupon, just be sure it is clipped on the product page. The items you can use the coupon for include: Seventh Generation Free and Clear Baby Diapers, Newborn, 36 Count (Pack…
Save up to 46% on Seventh Generation Baby and Toddler Products
| December 8, 2012 | Posted by eryn under Frugal Living, Kids, Natural Living |
Amazon has several coupons that are active right now for savings on Seventh Generation baby and toddler products. Just remember to click on the coupon on the product page to get the discount. The coupons expire Dec. 31, 2012. To maximize your savings, combine the coupons with the Subscribe & Save program. Remember, Subscribe &…
If your baby’s diaper isn’t cloth, it’s trash
| March 1, 2012 | Posted by eryn under Family Life, Frugal Living, Health and Safety, Kids, Natural Living |
One of the easiest ways to give your child a healthy and eco-friendly start in life is to use cloth diapers instead of disposables. And improvements in the way cloth diapers are made means you no longer have to endure pin pricks while wrestling with a squiggly baby during diaper changes or dunk dirty…
We may not parent better, but we try to do it safer
| February 29, 2012 | Posted by eryn under Family Life, Health and Safety, Organic |
I had a hard time deciding how to categorize these posts on my blog. I knew I wanted to write something about child safety issues because they’re very important to us, but I didn’t want to imply that I think other parents aren’t making safe choices. I think we all have to decide individually what…
