*ENDED* *3 WINNERS* Newborn Giveaway #8 - Bagshot Row Cloth Diapers

When I was growing up my mom used prefold cloth diapers with my brother and sister. I specifically remember sloshing yucky poop around in the toilet, and, more specifically, I remember HATING the whole idea of using cloth diapers. So, when my first son was born and I started hearing about cloth diaper usage being on the rise again, I had to figure out why in the world these modern moms would even consider such a thing. Here is what I found.

Options - You are no longer limited to flat, boring, rectangular prefolds. These are, of course, still an option, but now you can choose from a plethora of reusable options.

* Fitted and Covers - shaped like a disposable, you combine this with a water proof cover. These can be made of absorbent bamboo, flannel, or other fabrics. Covers can be anything from fleece to PUL.

* All In Ones - These go on and off just like a dispoable with either velcro or snaps.

*Pockets - These are very similar to the All In Ones except that the absorbent portion of the diaper is removeable for more thorough washing and faster drying.

Style - You cannot even begin to image the fabric and color options that are out there. If you have a little girl, just imagine the pattern of your choice, or a beautiful personalized design poking out from under her dress instead of plain ole Pampers.

Convenience - You already wash clothes everyday, so adding a small load of diapers every couple of days is no big deal. This also means no more running out to the store when you realize you only have 2 diapers left!

Money - Although the initial investment is a bit larger than traditional diapers, the long term cost pays off quickly. Bagshot Row has the best fitted diapers, and they are one size. So you buy one stash of diapers, take good care of them, and you're set for the duration of diapering of at LEAST one child, possibly all of them!

Two of the highest quality diapers I have tried is the One Size Fitted and Tucked In All Night from Bagshot Row Bamboo. There are no closures on it so you can use a Snappi to truly make the fit custom. From newborn to potty-trained, it fits like a glove every time. The prints offered are just gorgeous, and with 12 layers of absorbency in the One Size and 14 in the Tucked In All Night, youll never have to worry about leaks. Plenty of Mamas let their little ones go coverless during the day because the absobency is so steller. Also, included with every diaper is a doubler. This is a steal, and I have yet to see another Mama who includes so much with her diaper purchases!

Bagshot Row has also added some new fun to their diapers. They are now offering their classic with fabric embellishments, like the one you see here. These are so adorable, and I hope I get the chance to try one soon!

Have you ever thought about trying cloth diapers? Or maybe not, but this post has intrigued you? Then enter to win 1 of 3 Bagshot Row Custom Diapers! That's right... I know, there is supposed to be one winner per day. So here is how today is going to work. Bagshot row is our ONLY sponsor for today! They are the exsclusive. They are offering us 3 diapers and the winners get to pick them. I thought about making this one big prize, but I really want to spread the cloth diapering love, and more specifically the Bagshot Row love, so 3 lucky families will be winning 1 diaper each.

How To Enter: Go to Bagshot Row's website and then tell me why you would like to try this cloth diaper. {INCLUDE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS}

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