re: G Diapers...

Quoting RakeGirl:“ Heres the video for them. I want to find out how to get em! http://www.gdiapers.com/includes/vid_pop4.php”

There's a spot on the site where you can look for retailers in your area that carry them.

Quoting I ♥ My Princess:“ do you live next to a garbage dump?”

What makes this women think I live next to a garbage dump?

Some people make me wonder.

Quoting Wickedmaryjane:“ What makes this women think I live next to a garbage dump? Some people make me wonder.”

lol

Quoting Wickedmaryjane:“ What makes this women think I live next to a garbage dump? Some people make me wonder.”

Normally people dont see why you care if you dont have to actually see it happen right next door. Most people take it as out of sight out of mind and thats whats causing such a trashy earth  

Quoting RakeGirl:“ Normally people dont see why you care if you dont have to actually see it happen right next door. Most people take it as out of sight out of mind and thats whats causing such a trashy earth  ”

I love all you green mamas! We should make a section for that. And how much more greener we can be sticking all our brains together. And maybe, just maybe, someone who doesn't know any better stumbles upon it & learns to be a green mama too!

Quoting Wickedmaryjane:“ I love all you green mamas! We should make a section for that. And how much more greener we can be ... [snip!] ... together. And maybe, just maybe, someone who doesn't know any better stumbles upon it & learns to be a green mama too!”

there should be a section for that. The more you spread the word the better off everyone would be. It just sucks that there is alternatives but people still choose to do what they know from their parents. I have disposable diapers that I got from the baby shower but I plan to use cloth inserts. Its hard explaining to people what diaper inserts are when they never heard of them

Quoting Wickedmaryjane:“ I love all you green mamas! We should make a section for that. And how much more greener we can be ... [snip!] ... together. And maybe, just maybe, someone who doesn't know any better stumbles upon it & learns to be a green mama too!”

I agree! My kids are really getting into being green. If we go to the park and they see water bottles they bring them home to recycle.

Quoting RakeGirl:“ there should be a section for that. The more you spread the word the better off everyone would be. It ... [snip!] ... shower but I plan to use cloth inserts. Its hard explaining to people what diaper inserts are when they never heard of them”

I put inserts into my gdiapers so I don't have to buy the liners to often. It works really good.

Quoting Wickedmaryjane:“ I love all you green mamas! We should make a section for that. And how much more greener we can be ... [snip!] ... together. And maybe, just maybe, someone who doesn't know any better stumbles upon it & learns to be a green mama too!”

hey man, i recycle my pop/water bottles  i recycle lots of things, but diapers???? uh, no. Theres only so much you can do, and some people gotta realize that one (or 1000) people just arent gonna make a difference no matter HOW hard they try. Sorry. NOT bashing your choices, just stating my opnion.

just got this in an email from amazon.com- thought I would share-

Dear Amazon.com Customer,
As someone who's purchased baby products at Amazon.com, we thought you might be interested in gDiapers. To take advantage of this offer add both refill pack and starter kit to your Shopping Cart and use the following promotional code at check out: GDIAP708.

Save 20% on gDiapers Refill Packs

gDiapers Starter Kit, Small
$26.28
gDiapers Starter Kit, Medium
$26.28
gDiapers Starter Kit, Large
$26.28
gDiapers Flushable Refills, Small, 40-Count Bags (Pack of 4)
$53.85
gDiapers Flushable Refills, Medium/Large, 32-Count Bags (Pack of 4)
$53.85

Quoting I ♥ My Princess:“ hey man, i recycle my pop/water bottles  i recycle lots of things, but diapers???? uh, no. Theres only ... [snip!] ... people just arent gonna make a difference no matter HOW hard they try. Sorry. NOT bashing your choices, just stating my opnion.”

if you are used to using disposable diapers and throwing them away, its harder to adapt to using cloth diapers. and of coarse, there is more women, then just here on babygaga, who also cloth diaper and I think it does make a difference. and thats my opinion.  

I love g-diapers because unlike cloth, they have a liner that you remove and either a) flush down the toilet and decomposes when it touches the water or b) add to a compost pile that will break down and be used as fertilizer. 

Quoting evelester:“ just got this in an email from amazon.com- thought I would share- Dear Amazon.com Customer, As someone ... [snip!] ... Small, 40-Count Bags (Pack of 4) $53.85 gDiapers Flushable Refills, Medium/Large, 32-Count Bags (Pack of 4) $53.85”

thats awesome. 

drugstore.com has them for sale too.

Quoting I ♥ My Princess:“ hey man, i recycle my pop/water bottles  i recycle lots of things, but diapers???? uh, no. Theres only ... [snip!] ... people just arent gonna make a difference no matter HOW hard they try. Sorry. NOT bashing your choices, just stating my opnion.”

Ithink a few people can make a difference when your saving 5000 diapers per person frombeing in a landfil.

Quoting I ♥ My Princess:“ hey man, i recycle my pop/water bottles  i recycle lots of things, but diapers???? uh, no. Theres only ... [snip!] ... people just arent gonna make a difference no matter HOW hard they try. Sorry. NOT bashing your choices, just stating my opnion.”

http://www.realdiaperassociation.org/diaperfacts.php

To each his own. It might take a while but maybe in 10 years if everyone keeps spreading the word. They could change all diapers to biodegradable. It might not change anything now but you gotta try. Im tired of going to the river here and seeing disgusting diapers out of towners have left from a recent holiday. Im not bashing regular diapers either because that is convenient. Especially for me since they dont sell them in my town and I would have to keep re-ordering them offline. It is easier just to go to the store and buy some and be done with it. And im sorry but 100- 1000 people can make a difference. From birth to toilet training, a baby goes through an average of 8000 diaper changes. http://healthychild.org/resources/article/first_steps_the_diaper_debate/And if 1000 moms switched to cloth or inserts then thats 8000000 diapers less in the landfills per mom! So yes I think it would make some difference being that it takes regular diapers 500 years to biodegrade when it takes approx 34 days for the inserts to biodegrade. Thats all Im saying.

Quoting I ♥ My Princess:“ hey man, i recycle my pop/water bottles  i recycle lots of things, but diapers???? uh, no. Theres only ... [snip!] ... people just arent gonna make a difference no matter HOW hard they try. Sorry. NOT bashing your choices, just stating my opnion.”

where did you get the idea of recycling diapers? That is not what these are at all...they are biodegradable and flushable...which is much better than letting them sit in a landfill forever. Even if you think that only one person can't make a difference, they can...picture an average eight diapers a day for 2 years...sitting in a landfill for 450 years...that's 5840 diapers from one person not caring. That many diapers take up a lot of space!

I saw the gDiapers and was instantly sold on them and have heard lots of good reviews. My mom is starting us out with them and then we will keep up with the flushable liners.