If you click my links & buy, I may receive a small commission. Thank you! I’ve teamed up with my friend Julie of Cloth Diaper Geek and some amazing sponsors to bring you a great giveaway. Prizes are perfect for you, your tween and/or your teen.
Change-Diapers received a pair of THINX to review. Post contains referral links and all opinions are our own. Thinx “Period Panties” aren’t ratty old granny panties you use on your period (ha), they’re underwear that can replace pads & tampons. Like some of you I was kind of like:
I had to know for myself. So, check out some photos (no, I didn’t model them – you’re welcome) and then read my “captain’s log.” Please be aware that there will be quite a bit of “TMI” in the interest of giving you the whole picture.
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Cloth pads are better for your health. Similar to disposable diapers, disposable maxi pads contain moisture absorbing chemicals and gels, bleached cottons and plastics and a whole lot of toxic fragrance. Cloth pads are chemical and fragrance free. Who would want all those toxins skin-to-skin in one of your most delicate and sensitive areas anyways?
Change-Diapers was compensated for the time to host this giveaway. We have not reviewed the book or products included in the giveaway and this should not be considered an endorsement. “The Complete Guide to Using, Laundering, and Sewing Reusable Cloth Products” written Danielle Pientka includes info on cloth diapers, wipes, menstrual products, and more. One of my readers will win a bundle that includes the book and a variety of reusable products valued at approximately $100.
I received a set of snack bags at no cost for review purposes. I was not otherwise compensated for this post and all opinions are my own. I’ve been packing waste-free lunches for 7 years and have used a few brands of reusable bags and containers. It’s been just about two years since I first reviewed Yummi Pouch reusable snack bags and they’re still my favorite.
Maria wants to live in a world where cloth diapers are the norm and moms can make parenting choices without judgement. When she’s not chasing her 11, 7 and 4 year old kids around, you might find her checking out the latest gadgets, organizing something (again) or exercising in the fresh air. Read More »
