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I don't know about you but I prefer to buy fresh diapers for my toddler :) In all seriousness though, my wife often finds buying in bulk at kids r us to be as c
by dolinsky 15y ago
I don't know about you but I prefer to buy fresh diapers for my toddler :) In all seriousness though, my wife often finds buying in bulk at kids r us to be as cost effective as diapers.com is (YRMV obviously).
- bmj 15y agoI'm guessing the parent is referring to a cloth diaper service.
- dolinsky 15y agoYeah, I assumed the same, just throwing in a lil' parenting humor :) My wife 'n I looked at cloth diapers as opposed to single use diapers, and any potential cost savings were completely offset for us by the additional time/work investment needed by choosing a cloth diaper solution as well as the smell factor...there's ALWAYS a smell factor, regardless of how 'odorless' you're led to believe their bins are.
- dreww 15y agoThanks for choosing comfort and convenience. I'll let what's left of the icecaps know that you won't be having them over for dinner any time soon.
- bmj 15y agoWe used a service for our first kid, and yeah, keeping a pail of soiled diapers around for a week isn't ideal. For our second kid, we just purchased our own diapers and did the laundry every two days.
- ars 15y agoCloth diaper services give you new diapers for each kid, then keep using them. So they are used in some sense, but they are new for each kid. When the kid outgrows the diapers they are tossed/recycled, but not given to another kid.
- pwenzel 15y agoWe use Do Good Diapers in Minneapolis, and their service is fabulous.