We wonder what’s in our drinking water, our food, our skin care products, our clothes, but for some strange reason most parents NEVER ask themselves this important question – “What is inside my baby’s disposable diaper?”
You’ve probably heard that skin is our largest and most porous organ, and the weave of a baby’s skin is even looser and more porous than ours. Most parents in America use plastic disposable diapers on their babies, 24/7 for 3-4 years. I did with our daughters and it is the biggest regret my husband and I have. There is a growing movement of parents switching to using modern cloth diapers for various reasons – the health benefit of their babies, to save thousands of dollars, to save the environment thousands of pounds of landfill waste, and of course because they are so cute and so much fun!
If you missed our TV show episode last Tuesday, watch the replay here and listen to me interview Julie Ekstrom founder of KangaCare (makers of the leading cloth diaper brands Rumparooz and Lil*Joeys) and several moms who cloth diaper who share their experiences with us.
Join us every Tuesday from 9-10 pm EST on our live My Baby Experts TV show to learn, have fun and win great prizes!
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Shari
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