As we have grown and evolved over the years these products have withstood the test of time. Our new name reflects our pride and confidence in the superior quality of these products and it opens the door for more innovative and exclusive designs. 

Rest assured that only our name has changed. Our unwavering commitment to customer service excellence, top-quality products, and reasonable prices will remain the same.

 We work hard to meet your high standards. In-stock orders are shipped within one business day, and we unconditionally guarantee all our products for 30 days. Few diapering companies stand behind their products as strongly as we do.

 If your have questions about anything in our catalog, or about cloth diapering in general, please send us an Email.  

Meeting your needs is our number one priority!

We Save You Time and Money
There are many poor-quality diapers and diaper covers on the market today. We regularly hear stories from our customers about the bad products they've tried. These same customers tell us how happy they are to have found our catalog and the high-quality products inside. With the right products, cloth diapering is a hassle-free experience that saves you a great deal of money over the cost of disposables.

Why Cloth Diapers?

Economy - Save over $1,000 on your first child, even more if you have more children.

Better For Baby - Cotton diapers keep baby's bottom cooler and reduce the incidence of diaper rash.

Convenience - “All-In-Ones” are just as easy to get on and off as disposables. Diaper covers have eliminated the need for pinning, and the Diaper Duck keeps your hands out of the toilet.

Ecology - Using cloth diapers and reusable wipes conserves valuable resources for our children and keeps tons of garbage out of landfills.

Comfort - Soft cotton against your baby's skin.  How does the cost of cloth diapering compare to disposables? Disposables will end up costing you about $50 per month (more if you're not a bargain shopper)* or about $1,500 over the average 30-month diapering period. Cloth diapering (including the cost of washing) can run from less than $500 for the basic pins and plastic pants method, to around $1,200 for the more expensive and convenient “All-In-One” diapers. One of the biggest differences is that after using disposables all you have left is a mountain of garbage and with cloth diapers you are ready for your next baby.

*$79 per month is used by many companies when comparing the cost of cloth vs. disposables. However, nobody we knew really spent that much. After checking stores and talking with parents who use disposables, we came up with the more realistic figure of $50 per month.