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Tag Archive: econobum

SALE: Econobum Single Packs Buy 1, Get 1 Free
February 10, 2011 7:57 pm | by

Beginning today, we are having a Buy 1, Get 1 Free sale on our Econobum single packs. This includes the white, zinnia, moonbeam and ribbit color trimmed diapers we know you love. Why Econobum?Econobum™ is the cloth diapering solution for every budget! Save money while making the environmentally friendly choice to cloth diaper little one’s bum. The one-size cover and prefold adjusts to grow along with your little one.Each Econobum Single Pack includes 1 one-size cover and 1 one-size prefold. Econobum features:• A waterproof shell, so no extra cover is needed.• Form fitting elastic to prevent leaks.• Easy to use

 
My Econobum Challenge
December 15, 2010 6:00 am | by

Throughout my cloth diapering career our family has experienced circumstances and phases that have dictated our ability to use (or not to use) cloth diapers. There have been seasons of all cloth all the time, seasons of disposable dependence, and seasons of both (cloth at home and disposables on the go). I read Jenn’s recent post about families struggling to buy disposable diapers and sometimes choosing between buying diapers and food. Providing Econobum to needy families is really exciting. It got me thinking. I know that using cloth diapers saves money. I know that an Econobum Full Kit costs less

 
What Style Of Diaper Is Right For You?
December 11, 2010 6:31 am | by
Prepping Cloth Diapers

We’ve shared previously in Cloth Diapers 101 some of the different terms associated with cloth diapers and the types of cloth diapers. But how you do really know what style will work best for you? How do you choose a place to start that will help you be successful in your cloth diapering journey? First of all, why are you interested in cloth diapering? Many parents initially look at cloth diapering for environmental reasons — and with good cause! Disposable diapers are the third most common consumer product in landfills today. A disposable diaper may take up to 500 years

 
From Jenn: Econobum Donation Update
December 9, 2010 6:00 am | by

After my Thanksgiving Day post about our holiday campaign to raise cloth diaper donations for needy families (read here: “Trim A Tree, Trim A Budget, Give Cloth Diapers”), we were pleased that many of you responded by purchasing Econobum products that we could donate to needy families on your behalf. I wanted to give a report of what has been donated, by you, so far in December: Econobum Diaper Covers – 4 Econobum Full Kits – 22 Econobum Trial Packs – 4 Econobum Prefolds (3 packs) – 5 If you don’t already know a family that needs cloth diapers, you

 
Christmas with Econobum (and thanksgiving day deals too)
November 25, 2010 12:25 am | by

(thanksgiving day deals included at the bottom of this blog post) With the money saved by not purchasing disposable diapers, cloth diapers can help provide a family you know with better food. This year, our theme for Christmas is “Trim a Tree. Trim a Budget. Give Cloth Diapers.” You can change a family’s life (and how well they are able to feed their children) by giving them cloth diapers.   Kimberly Clark has been airing commercials recently about their “Every Little Bottom” campaign. They now know what we already knew… many families are choosing between diapers and groceries. While I’m

 
Free Cloth Diaper Week: Baby Gifts
September 9, 2010 3:41 pm | by

Congratulations, Kelly Sherretz, you won a free Econobum trial pack and wet bag! She posted her answer on our Facebook wall: “Clothes line, reusable bags, and clean with vinegar” Oh baby, we have more free cloth diapers to give out! What is your favorite gift to give at a baby shower? The random winner from all Facebook, Twitter and blog responses will receive a bumGenius 4.0 cloth diaper and one each of our five bumGenius Baby Legs: Dorothy, William, Henry, Olivia, and Rory.

 
Free Cloth Diaper Week: Green Products
September 9, 2010 2:26 pm | by

Samantha Stine Foltz was our random winner of 2 free bumGenius AIO cloth diapers! Congratulations! Her dream job is: “My dream job would be to become an event coordinator especially for people with a small budget. I love coming up with creative ways to decorate for less!” For the chance to win an Econobum Trial Pack and wet bag, answer the following: Other than cloth diapers, what additional green, sustainable, eco-friendly products do you use in your home? As always, we’ll choose a random winner from all Facebook, Twitter and blog responses in an hour.

 
Free Cloth Diaper Week: Where Do You Live?
September 8, 2010 11:48 am | by

Our random winner of 3 Limited Edition color trim Econonbum clothdiaper covers is Holly Muth Kurozawa. She responded on our Facebook page: “dark chocolate, and escobar chocolate from Mexico is THE BEST!!!” Our next question, for a chance to win two free Flip cloth diaper covers and a pack of disposable inserts. What city do you live in? What local store should carry our bumGenius products? We’ll choose a random winner from all Facebook, Twitter and blog responses in an hour.

 
Free Cloth Diaper Week: Chocolate
September 8, 2010 11:44 am | by

Congratulations to Erin Rugg Ketchum, winner of 6 free bumGenius Elemental cloth diapers! She responded on our Facebook page: “We shop @Meijer. They have good produce and are a local company so we love and support them. =)” Our next prize is 3 limited edition color trim @econobum #clothdiaper covers! What is your favorite type of #chocolate? White, milk or dark? Do you have a favorite brand? We’ll choose a random winner from all Facebook, Twitter and blog responses in an hour.

 
Winners of I’m glad you were born Promotion
May 26, 2010 12:58 pm | by

Dear Moms, Thank you so much for sharing your heart. We had over 300 entries and you sure made our job tough. We feel so privileged that every one of you took the time to express your thoughts and emotions through the I’m Glad You Were Born promotion. We hope you were able to take time and read through the entries yourself as we feel, while every story was unique, there are so many of you in similar situations. Moms, in every form of the word, contributed: single moms, young moms, mothers who have struggled to conceive, adoptive parents, moms