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Cloth 101
Curious about cloth diapers?
Join Christy Malone, founder and CEO of Smart Bottoms, for a FREE one-hour Cloth 101 course. This live course will provide you with the basics you need to know to start cloth diapering. Christy will show you the different styles of diapers available (not just Smart Bottoms, you'll see all the major brands), she'll discuss the types of fabrics commonly used, and she'll go over how to wash and care for cloth diapers. She'll also take questions at the end, so you'll have all the info you need to get started.
As a leader in the cloth diaper industry, Christy has over 15 years of experience that she will share in an easy to understand format. Don't waste your time scouring the internet for all the answers, get them all at one place in an hour or less.
After the session, our Cloth 101 Cheat Sheets with all of the highlights will be emailed to you, so don't stress if you get distracted or aren't able to stay for the entire thing.
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How Much Do You Save Cloth Diapering?
The average family will save at least $1,200, if not more, choosing to cloth diaper. This graph takes the following into consideration. The child, regardless of diaper style will be in diapers for 2.5 years (the national average). If disposables are used, 10-12 diapers per day will be used the first 6 months, 8-10 diapers per day for the next 6 months, 8 diapers for the following 12 months and 3 diapers per day for the next 6 months. We used $.30 per diaper as the average cost of a single use diaper. Disposable diapers cost between $.18-.50 each depending on brand and size. If cloth diapers are used, this graph shows the cost of 24 reusable diapers at $30 each purchased and washed every 2-3 days using an HE washing machine. The cost of the diapers and water is calculated for the total cost this option will incur.
Top 3 Reasons Families Choose Cloth Diapers Vs. Disposables
1Cost
Cloth diapers save money. Even if you choose a higher quality cloth diaper you are going to save money if you change your child's diaper regularly.
2Health
Cloth diapers don't contain the chemicals of most disposable diapers. This means they are less likely to cause irritation or other health concerns to the skin and lungs.
3Environment
Cloth diapers can be used over and over, they should even last through multiple children. This significantly reduces the environmental impact of a child's diapering years.
Disposables
- You have to keep buying them until baby is potty trained
- Contains ingredients that might irritate sensitive skin and lungs
- The smell terrible and sit in your trash until trash day
Cloth
- You buy them once and they can be used on multiple children
- Natural fibers and PFAS free covers are gentle on your baby
- Poo is disposed of properly and they are washed every 2-3 days cutting down on odor
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