Monday, January 4, 2016
Cloth Diaper Sushi Cake
When my sister was pregnant with my niece, I hosted a cloth diaper themed baby shower for her. I searched all over the internet to find inspiration on a how to make a cloth diaper cake. I stumbled across a tutorial from Dirty Diaper Laundry on how to make a diaper sushi cake. I loved the idea so much that I ended up following her instructions and making my own diaper sushi cake.
Wednesday, December 30, 2015
Natural Fiber Cloth Diapers
Natural fiber cloth diapers are a great solution for families looking to keep as many chemicals off of their baby as possible. Natural fibers also wash up easier than synthetic fibers do. Natural fibers offer more absorbency than synthetic fibers. This means that in order to achieve the same level of absorbency in a synthetic fiber diaper, the synthetic diaper will need to have more layers, and in turn, be more bulky.
Here are some examples of natural fiber cloth diapers:
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| Smart Bottoms |
Sunday, December 27, 2015
The Holland Diaper
Get ready for Tulip Time! EcoBuns has the Holland print diaper from GroVia in stock! It won't last long. While it is here, I took the opportunity to take it next door to Dutch Village for a fun photo shoot. This diaper was made for Holland, literally.
Saturday, December 26, 2015
Buying A Baby Carrier
Friday, December 18, 2015
EcoFamilies: The Lawies
I first met the Lawies long before we owned EcoBuns. I fell in love with this sweet family the very first time I met them. I have been so blessed to have continued my friendship with them over the years. Chad and LeeAnn (and their kids) are some of my most favorite people in the world.
The Lawies have helped grow EcoBuns in so many ways. Before we had employees, LeeAnn and her oldest son would come to the store and help us with unpacking orders and pricing products and putting them out on the shelves. Chad is one of my business role models (He was named one of Muskgon County's 40 under 40). I could go on and on for days about how much I love this family.
The Lawies have helped grow EcoBuns in so many ways. Before we had employees, LeeAnn and her oldest son would come to the store and help us with unpacking orders and pricing products and putting them out on the shelves. Chad is one of my business role models (He was named one of Muskgon County's 40 under 40). I could go on and on for days about how much I love this family.
EcoFamiles:
The Lawies
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