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The Great Diaper Debate

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Alan Kadish

July 5, 2015

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Diapers are the ultimate modern day dilemma. Our mommy conscience tells us reusable cloth is best. But our clocks, careers, and monthly water bills urge us to reach for the disposables.

Breast or bottle, co-sleep or crib, cloth diaper or disposable?

In the end what works for you and baby is ALL that matters

Our mission at Pure Living is to support parents by giving them information about how to live with fewer toxins and engage in a simpler life. Throughout every decision, we maintain the highest health standards and environmental considerations first and foremost. And we support emerging companies that do the same.

That’s us. But you’re you. And we’re guessing your decisions are daunting and time is limited.

That’s why we’re kicking off a series of informational articles in order to shed some light on the great debate between cloth and disposable diapers. We’ll also cue you in on the diapers that meet or exceed our rigorous toxin-free testing and real-life baby-bottom experience.

Choosing cloth diapers

Above all, we support and commend cloth diaper users. They get into the grit and grime of diaper duty and consider their washing machine a member of the family. From pockets to pre-folds, cloth diaper usage is the least toxic for baby and the environment.

Some disposables are better than others

When life demands an alternative, we support the disposable decision by offering the best of the best in disposable diapers. Bambo Diapers is an award-winning brand who takes eco-friendly to the next level. We believe Bambo Nature Diapers are the first and best choice for disposables because they are made entirely of sustainable materials and contain no dangerous chemicals, additives or allergens.

Stay tuned for the facts and figures – more articles coming your way on the great diaper debate!

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