[sweet.hun]

Would you buy diapers from The Honest Company? Their diapers are plant based disposable diapers. Chemical Free. The have this monthly bundle that gets sent to you every month with free wipes and a month's supply of diapers and you can choose whether you want patterns or just plain white.

https://www.honest.com/shop/honest-diapers-bundle

I'm thinking about it. I wanted to first do cloth diapering but my husband isn't into that at all and just wants to go with disposables because it will be easier overall. I have to kind of agree with him on that one and told him we would get something organic then. Just not sure if it's worth the money, you know?

[AimeeD041727]

I would have to do a price comparison but I have used the gdiapers before. And will probably do that again.

[Irish_Wristwatch]

we cloth diaper but if i were ever going to buy sposies i would buy these
Broody Chick Natural Products - Fully Compostable & bio-degradable Diapers & Baby Wipes plus all natural skin care products.

[kreb]

I've been watching the Honest Co. for a few weeks and I love their mission and especially love that it's a one stop shop. I am really leaning towards cloth diapers but maybe having a pack will be good for travel.

[jennpook]

I wanted to do cloth diapers this time around about after going through receipts and adding up all we spent on diapers and wipes for DD it did make a huge difference. In total we spent $1200 in wipes and diapers for the last 2.5 years so if I were to buy the cloth diapers I want then we would save maybe $500 and my husband figured for that savings he rather have disposables because he doesn't like the idea of cloth.

[Ember Rose]

I like their mission statement. I'd do a price comparison between these and Seventh Generation just because Seventh Generation is available in stores.