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Isn't the swishing icky?

Parenting is messy business. There’s always something to clean up. Spit-up, vomit, poop, pee, the list goes on. It's just part of being a parent. So, we’ll be frank here.

Flushing takes some getting used to. We think the wet ones are pretty easy, and luckily, they make up the bulk of diaper changes. As for the poopy ones, it isn't the flushing that's icky, it is rinsing out the dirty liner that can be a little messy. Rest assured, all diaper systems have their icky sides and ours is no different. Of course, gDiapers keeps your baby dry and comfortable and the Earth a little happier.