Treble Baby Review and Giveaway! Closed!

"My venture into sewing baby supplies began when we were expecting our first born. As we began to prepare for our son, my husband and I decided, that we wanted to use cloth diapers. One reason, was to help prevent the landfill from filling up with non-biodegradable products like disposable diapers. We believe that we are responsible for caring for the earth and passing it down to our children, as a result, using disposable diapers instead of cloth diapers just didn't make any sense. In addition, to helping the environment, using cloth diapers will save us at least $2000 and that much more for every child we have in the future. All of this led to my research on cloth diapering supplies, which I then began to make.
The name Treble Baby stems from my love of music. If it weren't for my son, I would probably still be teaching music full time. I love music, especially singing. (I'm a soprano.) So, my love for music and love for my son, and the creations he has inspired, has led to Treble Baby."

Cloth diapering has really changed the way we do things around here. We've become eco-friendly in a lot of other ways since making the switch to cloth! Unfortunately, when it came to storing dirty diapers, we were still using plastic bags in a trash can. And we did this for nearly a year. I had heard a lot of good and bad about other companies that made pail liners, and I was afraid to try something and it not work. Even though we were using plastic bags, I was worried about the quality of another liner.

Then Treble Baby came along. The owner was kind enough to send me a Pail Liner to try out. Before I put it in the pail, I inspected it to make sure it would fit and I wanted to make sure it could hold up through many many washings. Who wants a leaky Pail Liner, right?

Well, it's held up through very rigorous washings. We just had a battle with yeast, and everything diaper related was washed, and washed, and then washed some more. The Pail Liner from TrebleBaby held up like a champ!

I know some people prefer an elastic top on the Pail Liner over one with without. And while I think they are both okay, I like that it helps to keep the liner in the pail, no slipping and having to reach down in a stinky mess to adjust it.

The only downside is that sometimes dumping the diapers out into the washer can be a little challenging. The opening of the Treble Baby Pail Liner is still a pretty generous size though, so I don't run into this problem often at all!

Treble Baby isn't just your one stop shop for cloth diapering supplies, they also have a lot of other great items! I am loving the Snuggly Infant carrier listed!

Treble Baby has generously offered to give one Moma Lovebug reader an adorable Fleece Baby Blanket!!

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*I received the pail liner free of charge in exchange for this review. The opinions expressed are my own*