Flushable, Environmentally-Friendly gDiapers

Until now, parents have had two choices: 1. Landfill-filling, environmentally unfriendly disposable diapers, or 2. Messy, icky, labor-intensive cloth diapers.

That's why I'm so excited about a new company and a new product called gDiapers. gDiapers are not cloth - and they are not disposable, but rather a hybrid of the two. The outside is a re-usable, washable 'cover.' The inner liner is fully bio-degradable, and the extra-cool feature is that the liners are flushable!! Take it off, drop it in the toilet, and off you go. If for some reason you live in a location where you are prohibited from flushing, you can either put the diapers in your compost pile or the trash. (When in a landfill they decompose in 50-150 days.)

One thing I really disliked when my daughter was a baby was emptying that stinky diaper pail. The thought of never having to complete that disgusting task is incredibly appealing - not to mention you can sleep better at night knowing that you are doing the best thing for our environment.

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Post by Suzanne Riffel, author of "The Potty Boot Camp: Basic Training for Toddlers" - a new, fast, easy toilet training method that produces remarkable results.