I received a complimentary diaper for review purposes. I was not otherwise compensated for this post, and all opinions are my own. Baby Beduga has just introduced a USA made 2 in 1 deluxe pocket diaper at an unheard of price. Just $10.50.
About a year ago, I reviewed the Ameribag Healthy Back Bag. My husband used the bag quite a bit for work travel, and I used it to go to the ABC Kids Expo with my (at the time) 10 month old. It was a great carry-on, and held toys, snacks, wallet, phone and my wet/dry cloth diaper bag, but it wasn’t quite big enough for my laptop (I used it anyway, the corner of my laptop just peeked out!)
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!)
Andrea’s Beau is a Washington, D.C. based business that hand crafts beautiful hair accessories for women and girls, right here in the U.S.A. All materials used are CPSIA compliant, and whether your tastes are simple or extravagant, you are sure to find something you love.
Moraki Cloth is new to me, but I am glad I was introduced to them! They are one-size diapers that can be used as an AI2 or pocket diaper, and are made in the USA by WAHMs.
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 18, 14 and 11-year old kids around, you might find her checking out the latest gadgets, organizing something (again) or exercising in the fresh air. Read More »
