Several friends of mine have recently had babies. They have very different opinions on feeding, napping, childcare-ing, and whether or not kids should be allowed to play with iPads, but on one thing ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. When Linda Naerheim gave birth to her first daughter, she wanted a ...

Babies poop. Most parents use disposable diapers. Dirty diapers clog landfills. In fact, about 3.4 million tons of used diapers end up in U.S. landfills every year, according to the Environmental ...

Environmentally conscious parents can choose sustainable baby wipes and forego plastic toys for more eco-friendly alternatives, but there’s still the conundrum of what to do with the deluge of diapers ...

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Disposable diapers don't have to put the environment in deep doo-doo anymore. Biodegradable, flushable brands like gDiapers and Broody Chick have been around for years, available at co-ops, ...

Dyper wants you to send in your poop — or more precisely, your baby’s poop. For those who subscribe to its diaper delivery service, Dyper will take back its compostable diapers once the baby’s done ...

Three local families are reducing landfill one diaper at a time through Earthbaby, a service they recently launched in Sunnyvale that helps turn diapers into dirt. Since December, EarthBaby has been ...

Disposable diapers are one of those things that most greenies love to hate. But they're still a common element in many people's household waste—even many reusable diaper advocates will occasionally ...

Since newborns can go through 10 or more diapers a day, parents will have to have a large stock of fresh diapers at their literal disposal. Although disposable diapers have been available for several ...