Cloth diapering can be intimidating in the beginning… There are so many different brands and styles to choose from, the upfront cost can be a bit daunting and the commitment to laundry may seem tiring. We get it. But we’re here to tell you – it’s not as intimidating as it may seem! We’ve made it simple for you… enter Econobum Trial Pack.
Simple and affordable, Econobum was created with families on a budget in mind. Featuring a one-size cover and adjustable prefolds, the Econobum diapering system is made to grow with baby, enabling families to affordably diaper their babies from brith to potty training.
Oh, and did we mention the cover can be reused through multiple diaper changes? That’s right! Just like our Flip Cover, the Econobum waterproof shell is equipped to be reused with a fresh prefold a few times before switching it out for a new one. Which means… less money spent on covers and less LAUNDRY to do! Simply remove the soiled prefold, wipe down the cover, insert a clean prefold and wa-lah! Baby is clean and mama is back on her way. With such a simple process, any family member is sure to catch on!
Now, back to the Econobum Trial Pack. Equipped with a one-size cover and three 100% unbleached cotton prefolds, this pack was designed for parents to give Econobum a try and find out if it’s right for their family.
Here are a few other products we have available in this eco-friendly, affordable cloth diapering line:
Econobum One-Size Cover. The one-size diaper cover is simple, easily adjustable and will fit most babies from birth through potty training.
Econobum Newborn Cloth Diaper Cover. Diaper your little one on a budget from the first days of life! Econobum Newborn Cloth Diaper Covers fit perfectly over our organic cotton prefolds and newborn stay-dry liners, which can be found in the Econobum Newborn Kit.
Econobum Prefolds. The one-size prefold is six layers of high quality, super absorbent Indian cotton – unlike any other prefold available. Fold lines are sewn into the prefold so you know exactly where to fold it to get the best fit for your baby. We’ve kept it easy so you don’t have to worry about the details.
Econobum Full Kit. Purchasing the Econobum Full Kit is the most affordable way to dive into Econobum. Equipped with three one-size covers, twelve diapers and one wet bag, this kit has everything you need to get started with this ecofriendly cloth diapering system.
Econobum Newborn Kit. Designed specifically for new parents, this kit was created for families who want to cloth diaper on a budget from the start. It’s perfect as a shower gift for someone who wants to give cloth diapering a go. Conveniently packaged inside an Econobum Wet Bag, each Newborn Cloth Diaper Starter Kit includes two Econobum Newborn Diaper Covers, six soft organic cotton prefolds, six stay-dry liners, bumGenius Detergent sample and instructions.
This week, we’re giving two lucky winners an opportunity to try out Econobum. Enter below for a chance to win an Econobum Trial Pack!
Eligible entries must be posted no later than midnight Central Time, Friday, January 27, 2017. U.S. residents only. Void where prohibited by law. No purchase necessary to win. Winners will be drawn after the close of the contest and notified via email. This promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook. We hereby release Facebook of any liability. All prizes must be claimed within 30 days of end of giveaway.
About the Author
Chelsea is a Marketing Associate at Cotton Babies and a new mama to Harper Rae. She loves spending time with family and friends, shopping, drinking white chocolate mochas and most of all, being a new mama to her sweet, baby girl.
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We cloth diaper because every dollar we aren’t spending on “throw away” diapers is another dollar saved. It’s a huge part of my ability to be a stay-at-home mother, and I’m so very thankful for that!
I love cutting down on waste, and this will be our first baby washing our own diapers without a service!
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I want to start cloth diapering because it seems healthier for my baby and to save money
I started cloth diapers, because it’s annoying to throw anything away when you’re finished with it. Disposable anything just annoys me. It seems better to have something “left” when you’re done with diapers.
Less waste, less chemicals, less expense!!
I started cloth diapering because I like to save money, environmentally friendly, and they are cute!
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There are so many reasons! Less waste, better for LO’s skin, super cute…I could go on and on!
The reason I started cloth diapering was as a budget saver and because we have lots of skin allergies.
I love Bumgenius diapers and we have wanted to try Econobums for awhile.
The very first reason I decided to start cloth diapering was because of the fact that I could stock up and be prepared in that department for future baby. I knew that disposable diapers had an expiration date and well you can only get one use out of them, therefore I turned to cloth…and never looked back!
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I chose to start cloth diapering because my boys were allergic to disposables. I also had another baby on the way so we needed to save money.
I chose to start cloth diapering to save money!
I didn’t start trying cloth diapers until I had my 2nd baby. I knew I wanted at least one more baby, so I decided it would be the most economical decision for us. I just had baby #4 12 days ago so our savings is going even further!
I initially decided to cloth diaper because I was going to have two babies in diapers. After starting cloth diapering though I fell in love with the all the types and prints and as I learned more about cloth diapers I realized how much better cloth diapers are for my babies and the environment. I’ve become a huge cloth diapering advocate and use my YouTube channel to educate people about cloth, do cloth diaper reviews and giveaways and spread my love of cloth diapers!
I started cloth diapering because I love being green!
I chose to start cloth diapering because of the fact that it is better for the baby and the earth, and the fact that it saves money is great!
I chose mainly for money savings but the lesser environmental impact is also very important to me. Third is better for baby.
Would love to win!!! We just switched our toddler over to cloth and are getting prepared for our 2nd baby in May <3
We choose to cloth diaper because every single time we use a cloth diaper, we save money! We love it ❤
I chose to cloth diaper because disposables are ridiculously expensive. I also have reactions to commercial feminine products, and diapers are similar, so couldn’t imagine putting my baby into such an irritating product!
Love being eco friendly.
We started using cloth for to try to save money and quicky discovered how much we were saving when we realized our youngest was allergic to disposables and had a ton of yeast rashes that had to be seen by the doctor, plus rash cream after rash cream!
I’ve decided to cloth diaper because it will be better for my baby!
Our decision to cloth diaper is based on both cost (my husband and I are in graduate school!) and concern for the environment. It doesn’t hurt that cloth diapers are so cute!
With three kids 3 and under cloth diapering is a way to help me stay home with my babies. And great for their sensitive skin too!
We started cloth diapering because we wanted to send less waste to landfills, and it’s also more economical. It’s also easier for me to throw a load of laundry in than to go to the store to buy diapers haha 🙂
I have had a great experience with cloth diapering, for the most part. Lately though, we’ve been struggling with leaks. I wonder if the econobum would be a better fit.
I started to cloth diaper to save money and the environment. Having companies like you make it easier and fun!
I’d love a chance to try these. We love just about everything in the BG line, so it’d be nice to give prefolds and covers a shot 🙂
Over the years, a few Huggies diapers exploded and left my baby’s bum covered in that gel. I started to realize that from the time my kids were born until they were potty trained, that gel with all the chemicals in contains was on my baby’s skin 24/7. It couldn’t be a good thing… So when my #6 came along, I decided that it was time to switch to cloth!
I started cloth diapering when I had 2 in diapers and another on the way. We needed to save money and it was a huge help in doing that!
I started cloth diapering because of less chemicals and less money.
This is awesome!
I started cloth diapering when my middle child was incredibly allergic to disposables. I stayed with my third because they’re adorable and cost efficient.
We chose to start cloth diapering to save money but kept doing it because we love it and cloth is SO cute!
I started cloth diapering because I want to save my husband and I money. I love how much we have saved so far, not to mention it is so much better for him, and helps saves the environment! I just love all the colors and prints you can buy with cloth!
My mother used cloth diapers with us so it was just what we did in the family.
I started cloth diapering about 17 yrs ago with my oldest son for economic reasons. I have 7 children and have cloth diapered them all. We started in 2008 using 3.0’s (our first bg diapers) on my 5th child, and we never looked back from there. Now, my youngest is almost 5, and I thought my baby days were over. But we just found out we are expecting #8! I look forward to building my bg stash again.
For the health of my baby and my wallet.
I started cloth diapering to save money and to quit hassling with diapers that made my daughter break out or get raw spots.
To save money and the environment. That’s why I love Econobum! Its very budget friendly.
I started cloth diapering bc thats all my mom used so it was natural for me to do the same. plus being a single stay-at-home parent I need to save all the money I can and CDing is the perfect way to do that!
I would like to get them for my grand daughter. She has sensitive skin and breaks out often from disposable diapers.
I chose to start cloth diapering to save money. And kept doing it after I saw how healthy my baby’s bottom was. Amazing!
i’ve already cloth diapered, waiting for next babies. we started to get away from all the yucky chemicals.
i have never tried the econobum brand before, and would love to try them as they sound awesome.
I totally started cloth diapering to save money…. and man it sure does help me save!!! Especially since we have baby#2 arriving shortly!!! 😉
I chose to start cloth diapering because they are cheap and adorable. I think it has turned into a bit of a hobby, so it doesn’t save as much money as buying a full set of econobums and then calling it good, but I still think I save money in the long run. Especially being a foster parent and reusing the diapers on numerous babies. 4.0s, Flips, and Elementals are 3 of my 4 favorite diapers, and econobum was the first diaper I ever bought (wasn’t as cute as the others, so I didn’t buy more, but it works as well as any of the others for WAY less!), and I would love to add another to my stash!
I’m cloth diapering to save money, keep all the garbage out of landfills and because I’m weary of all the toxic and skin irritating chemicals. My husband was nervous about how much extra work it would be, but we use all-in-ones, so it’s really just extra laundry for me!
I decided to cloth diaper to save money and also to avoid additional landfill content
I am entering this giveaway for my good friend, a dear mama who just had three kids in diapers simultaneously (!!!) She was so tired of spending tons of money on garbage that she recently switched to cloth diapers. The poor woman is without a washing machine but is so committed to the benefits of cloth diapering that she washes them by hand! She of all people deserves as many extra diapers as she can get so she’s not a slave to the wash board after every diaper change just to ensure the diapers will be clean (and air-dried) by the time she needs them later. She’s my hero!!
Started cloth diapering to save some pennies so to speak. I got 3 and rotated them during the day and used a disposable at night. After I built up more a little at a time. Still don’t have as many as I would like. Only 18 diapers and 2 flip trainers but it still helps in the money department. Some wks I don’t even need to buy disposables.
I am pregnant with my first baby who is due in may. I want to cloth diaper because it’s cheaper and it seems wasteful to use disposables.
I chose to start cloth diapering to save money.
i started cloth diapering as a new mom, it was the more economical and healthy choice, plus there are some really cute patterns! 🙂
Because it saves money and it’s good for the environment! ♻
I chose to start cloth diapering my middle child because we live in a very high cost of living area and were stuck being paycheck to paycheck. In the years since we have been able to afford buying our first home and a vehicle that actually runs reliably all thanks to saving money on diapers and cutting back spending.
I chose to cloth diaper because it was the best fit for our family. I didnt have to worry about diapers or anything like that.
I love cloth diapering my 2 babes….i heard about it and understanding the earth is for our children i knew this was a good choice to start helping. I like being chemical free and my babies like being super comfy and not to mention adorable fluffiness!!!
To save money. I currently have 6 six kids, have cloth diapered for 6 years, and have saved just over $3000 (yes, I’ve tracked all my buying, selling, and expenses.)
I decided to use cloth diapers for a variety of reasons. Number one being my children’s skin sensitivity, I can control what I use to wash them with to keep problems from popping up. Second is because I absolutely cannot stand the smell of disposable diapers, to the point where it makes me sick. The chemical smell is overwhelming no matter what brand I purchase besides organic ones. If I’m going to spend an arm and a leg on something I would rather it be something reusable. We are expecting a baby Jan 27th and I’m trying to build my stash, this giveaway would be so perfect!
I started cloth diapering because i chose to have natural fabric against my baby’s sensitive skin.
I started cloth diapering over 25 years ago. We were a young military family living overseas and didn’t have two nickels to rub together. I went to the base exchange, bought prefolds, diaper pins and vinyl pants and our adventure began. Back then it was for financial reasons. Today, they are cute, easy to use and great for the environment.
My little family choose to cloth diaper mainly because my baby has very sensitive skin and I personally enjoy cloth diapering.
I started cloth diapering to save money and reduce waste!
I decided to start cloth diapering because of the economical impact 🙂
I chose to start cloth diapering because my daughter has sensitive skin and always had rashes in disposables.
We choose cloth because of the moneysaving aspect.
I am due with our first child in May and will be cloth diapering as this is how i grew up. We are on a limited budget and cloth diapering would save us a ton. It is also the best choice for our child- less chemicals and helps potty train earlier. It would greatly help our limited budget to get started cloth diapering with this give away.
We decided to cloth diaper to not only help the environment but to save money on diapers! We have been exclusively cloth diapering since our little boy was 8 weeks old – we’re now 6 months in and LOVE the Flip diapers. Would love to try another system!
I would love to win for my 1 year old daughter!
When I found out I was pregnant, there was no other option for my family than to use cloth diapers, I was committed from the start, I just didn’t know which route I would take, diaper service or on my own. We ultimately decided to start with the service and it was a great way to start because I quickly discovered how easy using and cleaning diapers really was so I purchased my own lot and quit the service. I haven’t looked back and I’ve even convinced several friends to cloth their babies as well! Cloth diapers are adorable, easy to use and care for and SOOO much better for the environment AND our budget.
I started cloth diapering, because I felt convicted by the amount of diapers that were going into a landfill and wanted to do what I can to reduce that amount. Also, I’d heard great things about cloth diapers holding in blowouts (we never had a cloth diaper blowout with my firstborn), as well as reducing diaper rash! Saving money on disposables also was a HUGE incentive!! 🙂
I am choosing cloth to reduce my carbon footprint. I figure if I’m bringing a life into this world it is my job to leave the world a better place for him to live in! <3 I didn't expect to get this in to it though – serious addiction here!
I would like be to try these! I’ve always been interested yet intimidated and overwhelmed with the cost of starting to cloth diaper. This would make it so much easier especially with #4 due in 2wks!!
I would love to a trial pack of econobum! I love Flip covers & I love affordable cloth diaper options! I started cloth diapering to save money & keep the chemicals off my baby’s bum! 😉
I chose to cloth diaper to avoid waste and extra cost!
I like saving money and the cloth diapers are so much more cute! 🙂
We choose cloth diapering because we couldn’t afford disposables at one point, and also because my first is HIGHLY sensitive to disposables, and my daughter is sensitive to certain disposables as well. Thank you!
I chose to cloth diaper to save money and because I thought they were darling. I was right, they’re too precious, but I am not sure how much I have saved at this point. I have saved my sanity and countless additional trips to the store because we have yet to run out in the middle of the night. I can always throw a load in the washer. The real savings will be now using our stash for our next baby, Due in May. 🙂
We’ve really been enjoying our elementals and 4.0s so it would be great to try out another cotton babies product.
I chose to start cloth diapering for many reasons. Sensitive skin does not like disposable diapers! And my family cares deeply about trying to help the environment.
I chose to start cloth diapering because it was better for my baby (less chemicals against his skin), it was better for the environment (less waste in the landfill), and it was a good economic choice as well!
I started cloth diapering because I was tired of running out of diapers all the time and having to run to the store at inconvenient times. I also like saving money. 🙂