They’re unique and adorable, earth-friendly and better for baby’s skin. So you’d think that diapers is our business.
Our business is this: we want to keep disposable diapers out of landfills. We want disposable diapers as we know them to become a thing of the past. A brief blip in human history, an “oops” and a slip into a habit of convenience, a regret that we can learn from, evolve beyond, and then …
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50 million disposable diapers hit the US landfills everyday. We’d like to change that. Let’s all agree to throw less away.
about the author Kelli McKee (also known as Kelli Martinelli) has been with gDiapers since 2006. Her work as blogger and communications manager has been to build and nurture a community of moms and dads across the vast expanse of social media. She also writes web content, …
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We’ll say it until the cows come home: the most earth-friendly way to dispose of your disposable inserts is by home composting (wet-only please).
When you compost your yard debris, food scraps and wet disposable inserts (not the poopy ones), you’re keeping a lot of stuff out of the landfill. At the same time you’re creating a rich soil amendment plants love. And that …
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photo by Resha Willis
There are lots of ways to describe gDiapers. Here are a few: biodegradable*, compostable, flushable and breathable. Bottom line, they’re a disposable diaper done better. And by better we mean better for baby and better for the planet. At the end of the day they don’t have to end up in a landfill. Could they? Will they? Some very well may. …
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