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I have not been compensated for this post however, Thirsties is a long-time Change-Diapers sponsor. I am excited to share Thirsties’ newest print, “Polka Dance” with you! [click to continue reading and enter the giveaway]
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All In One Diapers
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Omaiki is a Canadian company started in 2007 by best friends (and Moms) Anouk & Ariane. Omaiki sent me a one-size all in one diaper, in one of their new prints! [click to continue reading]
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I bought a Bumgenius Elemental in 2010 for my older son. I had only been cloth diapering for about a year at that point, but I was quickly figuring out what type of diapers I preferred. When my older son potty trained, my stash that felt like not-quite-enough-for-2-children, was a bit overwhelming for just one! I pared down my stash and donated diapers that weren’t my favorites, and this one didn’t make the cut. As I just posted this week, that doesn’t mean it’s a bad diaper, it just means it’s not my favorite. 
I was definitely intrigued by the changes and wanted to offer you a side by side comparison, so here it is. Two spankin’ new Bumgenius Elementals; one old style, one new, compared. (side note, no idea what is wrong with my *&*^&* picture color. My white balance looks great on the camera screen, then on the computer…blue. Edit pictures?? Ain’t nobody got time fo dat! 
This post better shows what Dazzle actually looks like!) [click to continue reading]
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Imagine Baby Products are made for and sold by Nicki’s Diapers (affiliate link.) The AIO diaper I’m reviewing today is part of the Imagine Baby line. [click to continue reading and enter the giveaway]
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Chelory was one of those brands that I was very curious about, like Ragababe. They have a big following, are pricey and hard to get. I’d heard about them in a cloth group quite a while ago, and at first glance, they looked just like Bumgenius to me. [click to continue reading]
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