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Giveaway Alert!  CuteyBaby is giving away one of their amazing cloth diapers to an Eco Chic reader!  Details on how to enter at the bottom of the post.    Giveaway period ended.  ECO-ngratulations Amy!

Look at all of those adorable prints!  A CuteyBaby cloth diaper would be perfect on those spring and summer days with just a t-shirt or a dress.  They are so stylish and adorable!  I was super excited when CuteyBaby founder, Ada, and I began talking about partnering to do a review of her brand new cloth diaper.  I have a pretty boring stash with very little prints.  Honestly, this is my ONLY print diaper that I own.  I wasn’t prepared for the WOW factor when the diaper arrived.  Here is what WOW’d me: 

1.  The adorable purple and lime print.
2.  The soft fabric exterior. 
3.  All in one!  No stuffing required!
4.  Removable Velcro tabs. 

Yes, you heard me right…REMOVABLE Velcro tabs.  My primarily BG stash is just over a year old and our Velcro is showing it’s age.  I now open the washer (or dryer) and find the dreaded Velcro chain of diapers.  The Velcro is sticking to everything except the laundry tabs and probably needs to be replaced…but I’m lazy!  (Who am I kidding…I’m a busy working mom of 2!)  When I saw that the CuteyBaby Velcro tabs were removable I immediately wrote Ada and complimented her on the innovative design.  I then told a friend all about it…in total awe!  When it’s time to remove the diaper (or before you wash it) you simply remove the Velcro tabs (and remember where you put them!) so you avoid the wear and tear on your diapers.   

Removable Velcro Tab

 

So I’ve used our CuteyBabyfor several weeks now and I’m still in wow…but lower case wow.  I have a few issues with the diaper that I’ve brought to the attention of Ada.  (After all…part of reviewing these diapers is to be honest and not only educate you…but help improve the diaper in the future!)  The Velcro strip (in my opinion) is too high up on the front of the diaper.  Since the Velcro is removable the tabs bend outward leaving a bit of the Velcro exposed.  Since it sits so high on the front it rubs on Lil’ Bs belly.  Scratchy Velcro on soft baby belly isn’t pleasant.  Ada is actually looking at moving the strip down 1/4″ on the next production. 

The diaper that I was sent didn’t come with rise adjusting snaps.  Ada explained that the current version comes with snap adjustments that will allow this diaper to fit a newborn.  The version I reviewed (without snaps) is perfect for the larger baby but definitely not a newborn.  In fact, I almost needed at least one snap on ours to fit more snug.  But we’ve only had one leaky incident so I’m not that worried about it.  The current size recommendation is from 10-30lbs.   

As our lives continue to get busier and time is more valuable I appreciate the All-in-Ones a little more each day.  I am actually starting to dread the 30 minute stuff fest that occurs on wash day.  I have a drier full right now that needs stuffing.  Thankfully, I own a few AIO like the CuteyBaby that will make life easier.  

In addition to the CuteyBaby modern cloth diapers, CuteyBaby is expanding their line to include flushable liners and wetbags.  You can purchase CuteyBaby diapers at Amazon.com (I really should work on my affiliate link with them!) and most recently they are being added to Costco Wholesale Warehouses.  Here is a great video from a recent Costco event.      
  

Win It!  Want to win your very own CuteyBaby Modern Cloth Diaper?  Of course you do!  Go visit CuteyBaby online and tell me one thing you learned about CuteyBaby or Ada.  Leave your mandatory comment below with a valid email address to be entered into the drawing.  

Extra entries:  Leave an individual comment for each extra entry, with a maximum of 2 extra entries per day.  Please include a link for all blog posts, tweets, etc.  

1.  Follow @TheEcoChic @EcoMomMedia and @CuteyBaby on Twitter.
2.  Tweet about this giveaway including the @Usernames listed above and a link back here.
3.  Register for the #GetRealDiapers Twitter Party at Eco Mom Media.  Afterall, CuteyBaby is a sponsor and you could win some great diapers!!
4.  Follow my blog, subscribe to my blog, etc.  

Giveaway is open to residents of the US and Canada.  Deadline for entering is Monday, March 29th (midnight EST).  At the close of the giveaway the winner will be emailed and will win a print of their choice from the current in-stock diapers at CuteyBaby.   

Giveaway closed! 

 

FTC Disclosure: Yes, we were provided the cute purple and lime diaper for review.  We will proudly wear it and show it off to all of our friends.  Thanks Ada!





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  12. I learned that the starter kit includes a “Closure Keeper” that sticks to your washer with magnets and holds closure tabs.

    change.diapers.change.the.world at gmail dot com

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  14. They have a Costco showcase! I love Costco…I'd love to see them in my Costco!

    SportyMrs23 @ gmail dot com

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  15. I had no idea that Cutey Baby was at Costco! That is so cool. I was just thinking that CD companies could hit it big at Warehouse stores like that when we were shopping at Costco this past weekend. I would love to see them at our Costco and left them a comment on their site! Thanks for introducing me to them!

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  19. I registered for the #GetRealDiapers Twitter Party at Eco Mom Media under this email: gorlewskifamily at gmail dot com

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  20. I liked that the Velcro can come off so that you don't have to worry about it in the washer or drier sticking to the other diapers.

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  22. I use cloth diapers, and have a few different types. I have never seen any before that the velcro comes off to wash. Often, I have a few dipes that won't dry because they close on themselves or attach to another in the dryer. What a great idea.

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  23. I learned that this company offers wall decals, and that they are reusable. I don't think I've ever heard of decals that could be removed and used again!

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  28. I learned that “CuteyBaby's mission is to enhance the lives of children and parents through ingenuity and design.”

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  29. I learned that Ada is a graphic designer which explains those great patterns and variety . Wow great to see costco giving cd a try!!

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  32. I learned that these diapers are too cute to be covered up! I am so glad I found this blog! Also I love that the tabs can be removed!

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  38. I learned that they are based not too far from where I live (suburban chicago) also love how they are going to Costco's to get their out!

    Thanks!

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  44. I have a friend that is using cloth diapers and I was looking for something super cute to send in her baby basket. The prints on these are perfect, and it sounds like the design is really innovative too! Glad to see the progress being made in cloth diapers. Kudos

    -Sylvia
    Arizona Art Gallery

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