Baby Diaper Service: The cost of cotton

Everything adds up when you’re a parent. Bringing home baby can mean confronting costs you’ve never really considered before. You may find yourself splashing out on that Peter Rabbit décor that you never would have considered as a freewheeling, kid-free parent. And then there is the price-tag on seemingly endless baby supplies to properly equip Junior’s new rabbit-friendly haven.

This is where Baby Diaper Service comes in. When it comes to cost, using disposables costs an average of $70 per month—not including the added cost of doubling the amount of garbage your family produces. Baby Diaper Service costs $63.80 per month, with no hidden disposal costs, fuel costs, or inconvenience to you. With a newborn in the house, having clean diapers delivered straight to your doorstep is one less thing you have to remember—and with sleep deprivation making an appearance, you will be lucky if you can remember your own name, let alone whether you need to stop at the store for more diapers!

There’s also the environmental cost to consider. Think about this: The 18 billion disposables that end up in American landfills each year use 3.5 billion gallons of oil to produce. Disposables also use 3.5 times more energy, 8.3 times more non-renewable materials, and produce 60 times more domestic solid waste than cotton diapers. For every child using cloth diapers, one ton of non-biodegradable waste is diverted from landfills.

Every parent wants the best for the next generation following. Using cloth diapers on your babies now can help maintain a healthier, greener environment for them to inherit. To learn more about Baby Diaper Service, or to set up service, call 1-800-562-BABY, or 206-634-BABY, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.