Sentences with phrase «diaper retailer who»

I am a cloth diaper retailer who has heard a lot of bad advice that has been given to my customers on the internet.

I'm Julie, a former cloth diaper retailer who discovered a passion for the industry.

Not exact matches

Those looking towards others who base their opinions on what they believe as «science» versus trial & error (aka science) should give cloth diaper manufacturers and retailers a little more credit... especially since many have cloth diapered their children.

If you know of a cloth diaper charity, retailer, business, or blogger who would like to sponsor or otherwise be involved in our Choose Your Charity Event, we'd love to send them more information!

This is a wonderful brand, but many people who purchase their diapers online through a traditional retailer don't even know that they exist!

I think the best people to talk to are experienced cloth diapering moms who live in your area or a local retailer.

Paragon makes 2.5 billion diapers a year for dozens of retailers such as Safeway, Albertsons, Kmart and Toys «R «Us, who put their own names on the packages.

I prefer spending my money with a local retailer who is trying to support her family, as well as promote the use of real diapers.

To answer those who are asking about another option besides paying $ 25 per diaper... talk to your local retailer!

Sometimes cloth diaper co-ops are run by people who have no other purpose than to undercut their local retailers and are thrilled beyond words when that retailer is impacted to the point of having to shut down their business.

Most decent diapers will outlast the retailer who sold them.

Diaper Junction is a Virginia Beach based retailer who carries everything from modern cloth diapers to baby carriers, eco-friendly toys to breastpumps, baby gear and much more!

That being said, though, some folks who run cloth diaper co-ops love their local retailer.

Today, the cloth diaper industry includes multiple manufacturers of hybrid products along with major retailers who both retail and manufacture disposable products, a reality that will continue to expand as the market expands.

For instance, Cotton Babies, the company who makes bumGenius, always lets subscribers know about their seconds sales as well as clearances on their brands, which are often better than when cloth diaper retailers clearance those same products.

And though the perspective shift is difficult for mainstream journalists to wrap their minds around, Tobey and other online and brick & mortar retailers of cloth diapers can help any who are interested.