Where one “Lucky Little One” will win a grand prize valued over $695!
With 13 cloth diapers as well as some great accessories, this prize pack will be someone’s pot of gold!
Baby J has several of these diapers listed below, and I can attest that they are great quality! Not only will the winner get all of them, but he/she will also receive several baby and kid products. Keep scrolling to see the prizes and to enter.
-Elisebet
The Prize Pack includes
1 Thirsties Pocket Diaper $16.50
1 bumGenius Freetime Cloth Diaper (sponsored by Diva Diapers) $19.99
1 Blueberry Diaper (sponsored by Kissed By The Moon) $23.95
1 $25 Gift Certificate to Lalabye Baby Cloth Diapers
1 $25 Gift Certificate to Rozy Bunz Cloth Diapers
1 Green Smart Bottom Cloth diaper $23.00
1 Imagine Pocket Diaper (print may vary)(sponsored by Cloth Diaper Geek) ($12.95)
1 Kushies Cloth diaper pack Retail: $39.99 (includes:2 Ultra-Lite Diapers, 2 Washcloths, 2 Washable Cotton Diaper Liners, 10 Flushable, Biodegradable Diaper Liners)
To find out more about Kushies head over here
1 Funky Fluff Cloth diaper $20.63
Bamboo 2.0 Diaper (color may vary)
1 Buttons Diaper Gift Pack $39.00
(Includes:2 diaper covers, 2 diaper inserts, and 1 small wet bag)
BumGenius 4.0 in Hummingbird $17.95
YES! That’s a total of Lucky #13 diapers for one winner!
Other great products in this gift pack:2 Pairs of Pediped Shoes total value $35 each (total $70)Winner’s choice of boy or girl and size 0-6, 6-12, 12-18 or 18-24 months
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If you’ve spent any time at all in the cloth diaper community here in the States or Canada, you’ve probably realized that cloth diapers from China are a hot topic. But the fact is that many American and Canadian-owned companies have their cloth diapers manufactured overseas as well (and charge more). In the long run, cloth diapers are cheaper than disposables and more environmentally-friendly. However, in the beginning, there’s sticker shock for many parents I think, when they realize how much many of the cloth diapers cost upfront. It can be expensive initially! Sites like ShopDiaper.com make cloth diapering possible for parents who might not otherwise be able to afford it.
I received a free ShopDiaper brand one-size pocket diaper in yellow to review (see the bottom of this post to find out how you can get one for free too!). The outside of this diaper is made with a waterproof fabric called polyurethane laminated, or PUL. The diaper feels a little thin to me, so I don’t know that it’s something that will last for years. It’s a very inexpensive diaper to purchase, so it makes sense that the quality likely isn’t as high as a diaper that costs much, much more. I’ve washed this pocket diaper several times, and it’s held up so far, but obviously only time will tell. If I do have any issues, I will update this post.
The inside fabric of this diaper is suede cloth. This is actually one of my favorite fabrics to use if I sew cloth diapers myself. Suede cloth wicks moisture from skin, which I really like. My son’s skin seems to be particularly sensitive, so if I use a cotton or bamboo diaper on him, I often end up putting in a strip of fleece or another moisture-wicking fabric, so he doesn’t end up with a rash. I don’t have to add the fleece with this pocket diaper.
It’s a one-size diaper. One-size usually means the diaper will fit most babies from birth through potty training. However, this ShopDiaper brand pocket diaper seemed bigger to me than many of our other diaper brands. I think this diaper would be too big for a newborn, but that makes it a good, inexpensive option for large babies or older toddlers.
The rows of snaps on the front and around the waist are what make this diaper one-size. They allow the diaper to be adjusted to fit your little one.
The only thing that I didn’t like about this diaper was the insert. It’s made of microfiber terry, which is good. I find that to be a very absorbent fabric that’ll take a beating in the wash. But this insert seemed thin, and it’s not very long. In fact, I almost wonder if I received a newborn insert. (Now that I think about it, I wish I had a photo of this insert next to a BumGenius insert, to give you an idea on the size. I’m out of town though, so I’ll have to add one later this week…be on the lookout for that!)
For nap time, I’ve been adding a second insert (different brand) to the pocket to make up for the small, thin insert. If he’s just playing inside, I’ll leave in the insert, but change him after about an hour. Sometimes the insert is still fairly dry, but if he’s been drinking a lot, the insert will be pretty saturated. Again though, I think it’s a matter of having realistic expectations for the price you pay (and for me, that was nothing).
ShopDiaper brand pocket diaper on 18-month old toddler (12th weight percentile- 22 pounds).
When I received the diaper, I prewashed it and dried it before first use. Per ShopDiaper, during regular washing, the diaper should be pre-washed and then washed in cold, followed by an additional rinse. It’s recommended that you line dry the diaper shell, and tumble dry the insert. There’s a decent FAQ section on their site that goes through detailed instructions on laundering.
If you need a truly inexpensive cloth diapering option, stop by ShopDiaper.com to see what they have. The diaper I received from them currently retails for just $4.99. Cotton inserts start at $4.99 for a three-pack, and microfiber start at $5.99 for three.
ShopDiaper also sells Alva Baby diapers, which are quite popular. I have one Alva, and I’m very pleased with the quality. You can also find toys and baby accessories like bibs for sale on their site.
Now, since I haven’t actually ordered from the ShopDiaper site, I can’t speak for that experience, but I can tell you that the representative I’ve been in touch with has been courteous, and I received the diaper very quickly after our email conversation.
Right now, you can get a FREE diaper with your order of $1 or more. Just click HERE for details.
Conservamom’s little man whom she lovingly refers to as 4.0 is turning 1 and to celebrate, she has hand picked a package of their favorite diapers and products sure to make any baby and mama happy!
Prizes Include:
A Padded Patootie Diaper in Gnome Print
Shep’s Dryer Balls in winner’s choice 3 pack prize (hot pink, sky blue & white in choice of scent)
Lalabye Diaper in solid color
Little Be Co Diaper
Bumgenius 4.0 Diaper in instock print
Chelory AIO in Dragon Print
Silly Billy Stinkerbottom $30 Gift Card
Drammy Drooper Diaper
The Bumtique Fitted Newborn Christmas Diaper
Molly’s Suds Cloth Diapering Detergent
Changing Diapers Book
Simple Nature Natural Diaper Rash Cream
Hip Baby Shirt
Jellystone Owl Pendant from Kissed by The Moon
Zook A Boo Cover
Grovia Experience Package, which includes 2 Hybrid Shells (color/type of choice) and 4 soaker pads (choice of organic cotton or stay dry)
All for an ARV of $200+
One winner will get all the amazing products listed above with an ARV of $200+
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