Welcome to the Fluffy Fourth of July sponsored by Gnome’s Naturals and hosted by Life With Levi!
Whether you’re just starting out using cloth diapers or already a fluffy pro, this giveaway prize offers something for everyone. I am almost wishing there was a little bun in the oven right now to enter myself. (We have cloth diapered the boys, but some of the newer options just blow me away!)
One lucky winner will receive the ULTIMATE cloth diaper stash starter pack, valued at over $415!!!
This amazing prize prize pack includes:
- THREE ones & twos All In One Diapers
- ONE AppleCheeks Bamboo Little Bundle
- ONE AppleCheeks Microterry Little Bundle
- TWO Tots Bots Easy Fit or Tini Fit Diapers
- TWO Rumparooz G2 Pocket Diapers or Little Joey Newborn All In Ones
- ONE Bummis Beautiful BASIC Kit
- SIX Organic Cotton Prefold Diapers
- ONE Bummis Super Snap Wrap
- ONE Bummis Super Lite Wrap
- TWO Snappis
- ONE AppleCheeks Storage Sac Pail Liner
- ONE M Monkey Foot Designs Wet Bag for when you’re on the go.
- ONE KalmSkin Travel Size Cloth Diaper Safe Rash Stick
- ONE Bag of Rockin’ Green Laundry Detergent
- ONE Clean Cheeks Wipes Concentrate
- ONE 6 Pack of AppleCheeks Cloth Wipes
- ONE Mini Shower Diaper Sprayer
- ONE Pack of AppleCheeks Flushable Diaper Liners
That’s all the diapers AND accessories you need for 18 diaper changes!!
Gnome’s Naturals is a cloth diaper and natural parenting store owned & operated by Lori Whitlock. As a mom of a toddler, Lori is always searching for great natural products for herself and her family. When she finds products that she loves, she sticks with them. Lori created Gnome’s Naturals to share those products with you. As a cloth diaper blogger, Lori has tried almost every cloth diaper on the market and strives to carry only the best of the best.
In addition to some well known brands that Lori loves, Gnome’s Naturals also carries work at home mom (WAHM) made items in the store. Make sure you check out the WAHM Spotlight section for products that are handmade by moms in North America. Lori is a huge proponent of moms supporting moms and she hopes that by retailing some mom-made items, she can help support them financially as well.
If you’re new to cloth diapering, Gnome’s Naturals offers several different cloth diaper trial packages. Beyond cloth diapers, Gnome’s Naturals also carries a great selection of baby carriers, baltic amber teething necklaces, breastfeeding products, and more.
Ready To Win?
Just enter using the easy Rafflecopter form below.
All entries are optional – be sure to come back often to complete the daily entries, since the more entries you have, the more chances you have to win!
Giveaway open to residents of the US & Canada. Contest ends Friday, July 6th.
This is really a nice giveaway. Great saving for the winner!
Thank you for the awesome giveaway. I have been cloth diapering my 5mo old for 3 months now and love it!
That’s great, Kimberly! We’ve cloth diapered all the boys to some degree and I’m amazed at how many new options have entered the marketplace since my first was born almost 15 years ago.
Laura
I trust your judgement. I’m entering to win this for either of my two expecting daughter-in-laws! Thanks for posting about such great products.
As a mommy of a green baby , I have become osessbed with cloth diapers (and making my own baby food, but I’ll have to wait for your blog on that one)! I love them and have done my best to explore the ins and outs of everything out there! I’m all for buying local, but, here in Richmond, VA, there isn’t much as far as cloth diapering goes. The only people I know who use a cloth diaper cleaning service here use one out of Charlottesville. Personally, I’ve found it super-easy to wash at home once you get in the routine. Anyway, Green Mountain Diapers (greenmountaindiapers.com) has a great website super informative. They also sell wonderful ORGANIC unbleached cloth diapers. I also like diaperpin.com’s reviews for various cloth diapering products.Regarding dunking and swishing Emerson (my daughter) is 8 months old (today!) and we went through the transition from breastmilk poop to solid poop (stinky!!) in the last few months. I highly recommend disposable, flushable liners (specifically made for cloth diapering). They are cheap (maybe $0.05/each), biodegradeable, and can actually be reused (well, not according the instructions, but I throw the only-wet ones in the wash with the diapers and they come out of the dryer even softer than before keep using and washing until a poop or until they finally fall apart I usually get at least 4 or so rounds).Hope this is helpful.