I passed some dipes off to a pregnant friend. The clinic I volunteer at shares space with a pregnancy decision center so anything unopened I'll take there.
Post by ChickenOnSunday on Mar 14, 2015 13:23:00 GMT -5
Pregnant friend, daycare or church.
I just gave about 80 diapers to someone in our neighborhood whose daughter is about three weeks old. We had just bought the jumbo box of Pampers about two weeks prior to moving up to size one. Thriftiness failure on our part.
In our area we have a infant crisis center that parents can utilize if they feel the may harm their children that my home nurse volunteered at while in school and we gave them our opened newborn diapers
What do you do with unused diapers, out of the packs?
I have 30 diapers that we won't be using (honest co., I hate them). I would feel awful to throw them away, but don't know what to do since I opened them up.
I freaking hate them too! I'll be glad when LO grows into his cloth diapers.
Interesting that you both hate the Honest Co diapers so much. How come? We used them (and gDiapers) with our first and are doing the same this time. I've never had an issue with them.
Sounds like you've both given them a chance but it didn't work out. That stinks. They've worked great for us with both girls. I love them for how earth friendly they are as well as for their cute designs.
Post by cloe111479 on Mar 15, 2015 17:05:28 GMT -5
I need to find somewhere to bring some. I have a pack of newborns that we used like 2 and a pack of huggies 1's that she has pooped out of twice that I want to pass on.
We just stated using Hugges after the pampers started failing to contain poop. I don't like them. They smell like pee even when there is no pee. Now I have a bjs sized box of pampers left over so this post was great. I think we have a diaper bank in my town so I'm going to check that out
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