Let's do a simple calculation, you change your baby 6-8 times in a 24 hour period, and each disposable diaper cost you approximately RM 0.50.

RM0.50 x 8 = RM 4.00/Day
RM4.00 x 365 = RM1,460.00 / Year

Averagely a child will only be fully potty train by age of 3.

RM1460 x 3 = RM 4,380

If you have 3 kids , just your diaper usage will cost you RM13,140!

The cost of cloth diapers may seem expensive in the beginning. However, let's begin our simple calculation again :

You will need about 6-8 cloth diaper a day, and keep another 2-3 as spare.

RM 79.00 x 12 = RM 948.00

And that’s it! You can continue to use these diapers till she is fully potty trained. These diapers are also durable enough to pass on to the next sibling. This is a big saving especially now that we have not with the increase in petrol prices. We have seen an increase of almost 20% in the cost of most things lately.

Being a mom, we are not only passionate about raising our kids, but we can also passionate about being frugal and getting the best value for our hard earned money!

Well, I guess every parent would like to raise our kids in the most natural way possible. We prepare home cooked meals, we try to give organic food as much as we can, and by all means, we want to keep our child away from harmful chemical content. Cloth diaper is FREE from any chemical content. It is 100% natural .

Disposable diaper content :

SODIUM POLYACRYLATE
This is a powder form chemical found in the inner layer of a disposable diaper. It will help the disposable diaper become super absorbent, enabling it to absorb up to 100 X its weight in water. Studies had shown that it will cause severe skin irritation, infection, and respiratory problems in children. This chemical content have been removed form tampons due to its link to Toxic Shock Syndrome.

DIOXIN
This is the chemical by-product of the bleaching process during manufacturing of diapers by using chlorine gas. The Environmental Protection Agency has listed it as the MOST TOXIC of all cancer-linked chemicals. It is banned in many countries but not United States.

You have to wash your baby clothings anyway, so just dump the used cloth diapers together with your baby clothing into the washing machine, press the start button, and let the machine do the washing for you. When the cloth diaper is clean and dry, you can put it on your baby again.

Last and not least,