New diapers.

The older I get, and with a new baby on the way, I am starting to take a more active role in conservation of energy and recycling, to do my part to make the world a better place for my children, and their children to live. We have decided to use cloth diapers for this reason. Despite the initial cost, over the long run, cloth diapers will save us over $2,000, be gentler on the baby, AND eliminate roughly 5,000 diapers from landfills. We've ordered a single diaper, and our generous Aunt Nat has agreed to lend us her bouncing baby boy to give it a go. We can't wait. They are made of a durable, soft material with a super soft terry cloth insert that is extra absorbent. The diaper also is adjustable to fit newborns to potty training time. What more can you ask for?