Stef, the owner of Beeber's Butts, is a stay at home mom to two little ones. Her first son was her inspiration for making cloth diapers!" I started using them on him when he was about 6 weeks old & loved knowing that something soft & chemical-free was touching his little butt! Plus, cloth diapers are so much cuter than a plastic disposable! :) After learning about the different kinds of cloth diapers, I found my favorites. Unfortunately, some cloth diapers are just too limited in their colors or prints, which is why I decided to start making my own. I started with my own pattern & many different prototypes until I was satisfied with the results & so were the parents of my "guinea pig" babies. :) They're trim and easy to use- I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!"
I received a lovely Violet Pail liner to review from Beeber's Butts quite awhile back. The color is very pretty, not that it matters too much since we throw stinky diapers in it. But- it's something I look for anyway! Since I've been using it since early Spring of this year, I can definitely attest to how wonderfully it's made.
Unlike most other pail liners, this one
from Beeber's Butts does not have an elastic trim at the top. Stef found that without the elastic, it was much easier to dump the diapers into the washing machine. I can see this being possible, especially with a pail liner that the elastic is tight.The Beeber's Butts Pail Liner is a generous size, too! It fits in our kitchen sized trash can perfectly, with enough fabric left to hang over so it doesn't fall into the pail. The Pail Liner is also super cheap at only $9! That's a steal, especially when I've seen other Pail Liners going for $30 or more!
Beeber's Butts also carries nursing covers, breast pads, and pocket diapers. Again, all at affordable prices!
*I received the Baby's first journal free of charge in exchange for this review. The opinions expressed are my own*
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