I, the Queen of Cloth, have my son is disposables for the time being. I came to the hard decision to use disposables on our quick trip to Tampa, FL. We leave tomorrow morning but I am not willing to leave my diapers dirty in the pail so I recently changed him from his last cloth diaper to his first disposable for a few days.
We decided to buy Huggies Pure and Natural. They are made with organic cotton and lack many of the chemicals found in traditional disposables. I have heard good things about their performance, smell (they aren’t supposed to smell like a sposie), and feel. I was hoping to find the disposables that are made from corn and break down but I couldn’t.
Why aren’t I using G Diapers? Well, I was hoping to use them but I ruled them out because I only have 3 covers. There is a laundry facility but I would be having to wash my covers quite a few times while in Tampa.
Many of you may find my decision shocking, or you might think I am lazy. I am feeling pretty bad about my decision too. But, if you saw us on our last trip you may understand why I want to simplify my life for 4 days.
Tags: diapers
We use disposables when traveling too. Over the long weekend, we stayed with friends who don’t have a washer and dryer, and it would be cutting it close to running out of diapers by the time we’d be able to get to the wash once home. I hated it; he crinkled when he crawled! But, it wasn’t so bad. I wouldn’t have wanted to do poop laundry over my mini vacation anyway
We used seventh generation and another unbleached biodegradable kind. (I don’t remember the brand name) It was hilarious because I’ve never bought sposies for Jonah, so I had no clue what size he was! The diapers were huge on him LOL
Yeah, I an clueless about sposie sizes also. Luckily my PR discusses diaper sizes so I eyeballed him vs the other babies and their size diapers. It worked!