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We have moved one final time:

560 Main Street
Grand Junction, CO 81501
We are on the corner of 6th and Main.  Right across the street from Main Street Bagels.

We'd love to have you stop by and visit!

Store Hours:

Monday - Saturday 10am - 5pm

 

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We are continuously updating our website.  We are adding new products, clearancing old products and moving some things around.  Pardon our dust!

Here is a list of products we have in the store and are uploading to the site as time permits!


*bumGenius Free Time AIOs
*FuzziBunz Elite Pockets
*RumpaRooz newborn covers
*More Earth Mama Angel Baby Products
*Family Cloth
*TrueWomb Swaddlers
*Flip Training Pants
*GroVia Trainers
*NoseFrida
*CJ's BUTTer
*Little Star Headbands
*LIttle Star Bib and Burp Cloth Sets

Looking for cloth diapers?

You've found the right place!

These are not the cloth diapers your mom and grandma used!  They have undergone many innovative changes in the past few years.  They are easy to use, better for your baby's health, better for the environment, come in lots of fun colors and designs, and best of all they SAVE YOU MONEY!


Better for Baby
Do you know how dangerous disposable diapers could be to your baby's health?  Here is a list of a few things that are contained inside of disposable diapers:
  • Dioxin - "An extremely toxic by-product of the paper-bleaching process.  It is a carcinogenic chemical, listed by the EPA as the most toxic of all cancer-linked chemicals.  It is banned in most countries, but not the U.S."
  • Tributyl-tin (TBT) - "A toxic pollutant known to cause hormonal problems in humans and animals."
  • Sodium Polyacrylate - "A type of super absorbent polymer (SAP) which becomes a gel like substance when wet.  This is a similar substance as that which was used in the super absorbent tampons until the early 1980s when it was revealed that the substance increased the risk of toxic shock syndrome.
"In May 2000, the Archives of Disease in Childhood published research showing that scrotal temperature is increased in boys wearing disposable diapers, and that prolonged use of disposable diapers will blunt or completely abolish the physiological testicular cooling mechanism important for normal spermatogenesis."

The above quotes were taken from here.

 Save Money

If you decide to continue using disposable diapers then you can expect to spend around $2000 per child.

Do you have any idea what the average potty training age is?  They say the average is about 2.5 years old but for boys more like 3 to 3.5 years old!  In 2.5 years your child will roughly use 7000 diapers -- more if you change them immediately after they wet their diaper (unfortunately most people don't change the diaper immediately so they can save money by using less disposables -- can you imagine peeing your pants just a little and not changing them, because "Hey, it was just a little!")  A disposable diaper costs up to $.33 each depending on the brand you use (most people use Pampers or Huggies which are the most expensive mainstream diaper).  Seven thousand diapers at $.33ea would total an astounding $2310!!!!  And that is just for one child!  By using the cloth diapers on this website you can easily spend less than $1500 for one child.  But the best part is you can reuse them for your second child, pass them along to a friend or sell them back to us (see our Buy Back Policy)!  Try selling a used disposable diaper!  Yes, cloth diapers will save you money.
Better for the Environment
Remember how many diapers one child will approximately use in their diapering days?  That's right -- 7000!  That is a LOT of diapers in the landfill.

In the late 80's over 18 billion disposable diapers were sold and used in the US.  The numbers have certainly gone up since then.  We can easily say that over 20 billion disposable diapers are going into the landfills each year.  It is unknown how long it takes a disposable diaper to break down but it has been projected at taking 250-500 years!

Did you know you are supposed to dump the solid matters from a disposable diaper into a toilet?  That is per the instructions of the disposable diaper manufacturers however less than 1% of parents do this.  Instead that poop is rolled up in a gel filled plastic ball rotting in a landfill leaching dangerous chemicals into our ground water supply.

Disposable diapers are one of the top (3rd) single use consumer items going into the landfills.  They make up approximately 50% of all household waste in a home where a child is in diapers.

The amount of water that is wasted manufacturing disposable diapers is 2.3 times more than what is used washing cloth diapers.

Easy to Use and Cute!
How could anyone resist how cute cloth diapers are nowadays?  You can see some adorable pictures of babies in cloth diapers here in our gallery.  Cloth diapers come in a variety of colors and prints suitable for boys and girls!  And the diapers are very easy to use for moms, dads, grandmas and mother in laws!  No more pins and plastic pants!

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