New mom from Edmonton AB wondering where to buy cloth diapers!

Justinas - posted on 03/18/2013

You can find very cheap on ebay http://tinyurl.com/coy3x6p

Noreen - posted on 08/31/2012

Hi Mommies,



I'm just here in Edmonton please visit my facebook account, princess chloe's clothdiaper, I got a stock on hand available defends on what design you like, good quality with a good price. You can contact me with my home number 780-758-6777.



thanks

noreen

Noreen - posted on 08/31/2012

Hi Amber,



You can visit my Facebook Business Account, princess chloe's clothdiaper. I am selling cloth diaper online lot's of different design and I can assure you it's a good quality as my baby is using it.



thanks

noreen

Cathy - posted on 04/05/2011

http://www.thebabymarketplace.com offers free local pickup at Beaners in your area. They have Flip by bumGenius disposable inserts and lots of other great hybrid diaper offerings.

Rayna - posted on 03/19/2011

To get started I looked on Craigslist and went to some consignment shops and got used ones. Over time I've been able to collect several different brands/styles at a fraction of the cost of new. As I use them, if I find ones that aren't my favorite, I either resell at a consignment or on Craigslist and recoup a few dollars here and there. I haven't bought any online...

Carolyn - posted on 03/19/2011

www.everybabiesbottom.com is offering 15% off until April 30,2011. There is no charge for shipping if you live in Edmonton,Alberta.

Carolyn - posted on 03/19/2011

www.everybabiesbottom.com is offering 15% off until April 30,2011. There is no charge for shipping if you live in Edmonton,Alberta.

Amber - posted on 09/29/2009

I bought mine online from a company in Camrose, AB Kidalog.com. BabyLove all in one's they are wonderful and you do not need to buy covers!

Krista - posted on 09/24/2009

If you are looking for a local site... http://www.littletreehugger.ca/



I'm in New Brunswick and live down the street from the east coast distributor... if the Alberta location is anything like the NB location you'll love them.

Amber - posted on 09/17/2009

Thanks Julie and Amanda I will have to go to Bosom babies and as for One posh baby I have been looking at the web site and I think its great I definatly will be trying out the blueberry minky's the look amazingly soft!

Amanda - posted on 09/16/2009

i also bought most of my diapers at bosom babies initially. however, now that www.oneposhbaby.com is around, i buy everything from there! one posh baby has a large selection of diapers (baby kanga's and blueberry minky's are my FAVOURITE!) they also do a $20 diaper trial. there is no physical shop, it is a home based business. but yes, you can pick up your diapers from her home (i always do). melissa (the owner) will even come to your house to do a demo and discuss diapers with you! you can even call her directly instead of dealing with the website (780)222-2803 if you want to set something up!



i would recommend that you AVOID "dri stuff" diapers. they are the worst things i have ever seen. they leaked from day one and before my son was six weeks old the velcro was failing on almost all six of those that i had. this is the only diaper i have had those problems with and i have used bum genius 3.0, happy heiny's and my favourites, the baby kanga's and blueberry minky's!

Julie - posted on 09/15/2009

Hi Amber! I buy mine at Bosom babies on 124th st and 100 ave..as well as Earths general store on White ave... It's nice to see and feel before you buy!

Amber - posted on 09/15/2009

Thank you everyone for all the replies I have come to the conclusion that I'm going to have to squash my fear of online shoping once an for all! Since I have only found a few botique stores that sell them and if you want specific colors and sizes that they don't have you have to order them anyways. So I might as well take some of your great advice on the different types and order online and hopefully I will not becom an online shoping addict! ;)

Sandy - posted on 09/14/2009

I know you said you don't like buying online, but for those who want to try different kinds of cloth diapers, I recommend the $10 diaper trial program from Jillian's Drawers here:
http://www.jilliansdrawers.com/products/...

I have been using the diapers with my 1-week old, and it's been lovely to be able to try all the different styles, plus it's nice that I could return them if I didn't want them.

Also there are some inexpensive diapers at Baby Best Buy - http://www.babybestbuy.com/ - but I will warn people that the Dappi vinyl pants run a little big, and I solved that by taking in the legs and waist a little bit on my sewing machine. I like Baby Best Buy because they are significantly cheaper than other cloth diapers.

Jocelyn - posted on 09/14/2009

http://www.oneposhbaby.com/index.php is based out of Edmonton and believe that she offers free pickup for locals. I don't know if she has a physical shop or not...

Dara - posted on 09/13/2009

Here in PA there are no CD stores anywhere near me. I have gotten everything online. You can actually find some really great deal even free shipping sometimes. I have grown to love online shopping for diapers, although I would love if there was a store near by so I could see and feel before purchasing. www.diaperpin.com has some great reviews of online stores as well as lists of sales and discounts and any other information you could possible want about cloth diapering. Good luck on your search.

Vilate - posted on 09/12/2009

hey there Amber, glad to hear you are choosing cloth! way to go! I can't recommend any stores. I live in Utah but i do sell them. I have a webpage that has tons of info though on the different types of CD's. Along with care of too. Take a look-see and let me know if I can help you at all k?

http://niftynappy.com

I suggest fitted and a wool cover. With a few smatterings of pockets for the convenience of no cover. :)