See why below
These diapers are just precious!
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Tye Dyed Fitteds - a loving pictorial
I am IN LOVE with our LolliDoo(TM) Organic Tye Dye Fitted Innies(TM)
See why below
These diapers are just precious!
See why below
These diapers are just precious!
Video Review featuring Daddy
This review was unsolicited and frankly, I think it's fantastic. Annie, the mom reviewing, had her husband change and rate a LolliDoo(TM) eco-pocket(TM) on camera.
Take a look http://mamadweeb.com/2010/02/lollido-diapers-review-and-giveaway.html
Take a look http://mamadweeb.com/2010/02/lollido-diapers-review-and-giveaway.html
Monday, February 22, 2010
How Much Money Do You Save With LolliDoo(TM)?
I thought it would be helpful to take a look at the most inexpensive disposable diapers and compare them with LolliDoo™. Below is a chart of the results. Please note that Pure & Simple is still in production and hasn't been launched yet. Look for it soon :)
As you can see here, LolliDoo™ Diapers SAVE MONEY. Lots of money.
Do the math folks.
Not only does LolliDoo™ save you money but it's the greenest and most comfortable diaper available.
As you can see here, LolliDoo™ Diapers SAVE MONEY. Lots of money.
- Pure & Simple is a diapering kit that provides you with a lifetime supply of diapers saving you over $534 just in the first year and over $1000 in two years.
- Award winning LolliDoo™ eco-pockets™ have a bit of a bigger price tag and still save you close to $200 in the first year and almost $800 in the second year.
- Our Innies™ and Outties™ will save you $260 in the first year and almost $900 by the time your baby is two.
- A family diapering a baby in disposable diapers from a big box store spends roughly $600 a year. One box of diapers contains 120-180 diapers depending on the size of your baby and each box retails for $49.99.
Do the math folks.
Not only does LolliDoo™ save you money but it's the greenest and most comfortable diaper available.
Friday, February 19, 2010
Wildflower Diapers
On Wednesday I got a chance to go visit Wildflower Diapers in Scottsdale, AZ.
WOW.
I walked in and Ana, one of the employees, was nursing her toddler while moms were shopping. I immediately fell in love with the place. Both employees working that day had toddlers with them. What a wonderful place to work.
My intention was to meet with the owner, Shannon. However, her baby decided to make an appearance so she was at home birthing.
The store was FANTASTIC. Shannon had shelves of diapers in every shape and style (hopefully LolliDoo(TM) will be joining the ranks soon). Melissa and I got to touch and play with all sorts of diapers that we had never seen before. When we were developing LolliDoo(TM) we stayed clear of all other diapers in order to create a unique product that didn't resemble others on the market.
Melissa and I had a hard time pulling ourselves away from the store. Between the mom-friendly environment and the oodles of diapers, natural toys and wraps to play with, we were in heaven. The manager TaiLeah was extremely patient with us as we explored and introduced her to the rest of the LolliDoo(TM) line. She has been using an eco-pocket(TM) on her son for overnights. YEA!
Regardless of whether or not they carry LolliDoo(TM), Wildflower Diapers is an amazing place. I adore that the employees bring children to work and breastfeed toddlers while shoppers browse. Wildflower Diapers is my idea of a working mom's heaven.
Go check out their website http://www.wildflowerdiapers.com/store/pc/home.asp
Or better yet - go visit:
WOW.
I walked in and Ana, one of the employees, was nursing her toddler while moms were shopping. I immediately fell in love with the place. Both employees working that day had toddlers with them. What a wonderful place to work.
My intention was to meet with the owner, Shannon. However, her baby decided to make an appearance so she was at home birthing.
The store was FANTASTIC. Shannon had shelves of diapers in every shape and style (hopefully LolliDoo(TM) will be joining the ranks soon). Melissa and I got to touch and play with all sorts of diapers that we had never seen before. When we were developing LolliDoo(TM) we stayed clear of all other diapers in order to create a unique product that didn't resemble others on the market.
Melissa and I had a hard time pulling ourselves away from the store. Between the mom-friendly environment and the oodles of diapers, natural toys and wraps to play with, we were in heaven. The manager TaiLeah was extremely patient with us as we explored and introduced her to the rest of the LolliDoo(TM) line. She has been using an eco-pocket(TM) on her son for overnights. YEA!
Regardless of whether or not they carry LolliDoo(TM), Wildflower Diapers is an amazing place. I adore that the employees bring children to work and breastfeed toddlers while shoppers browse. Wildflower Diapers is my idea of a working mom's heaven.
Go check out their website http://www.wildflowerdiapers.com/store/pc/home.asp
Or better yet - go visit:
Retail Showroom Address:
Open Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, from 11-6 pm, Saturday 10-5 pm, Sunday 12-4 pm and by appt.
Wildflower Diapers
13901 N. 73rd St. Suite 218
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
(480) 551-4910
(888) 677-3228
Please note they are closed on all major holidays, and for inventory on Jan. 2, 2010.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Customer Service is my TOP priority
If you have leaking - EMAIL ME alison@lollidoo.com
If you have size issues - EMAIL ME alison@lollidoo.com
In the past ALL issues have been resolved once I've spoken with the folks who thought they had a leak and/or size issue. Typically the leaks are due to using absorbency layers that don't wick properly. That is why we recommend LolliDoo(TM) Organic Absorbency Innies(TM).
If the diaper doesn't "fit" I can tell with a simple snapshot whether the diaper is sized properly or not. One customer has a child who is over 50lbs and wears a size 6 - this child still fits into the Overnight eco-pockets(TM).
Let me talk you through issues. I'm here to help.
XOXOXOXO
If you have size issues - EMAIL ME alison@lollidoo.com
In the past ALL issues have been resolved once I've spoken with the folks who thought they had a leak and/or size issue. Typically the leaks are due to using absorbency layers that don't wick properly. That is why we recommend LolliDoo(TM) Organic Absorbency Innies(TM).
If the diaper doesn't "fit" I can tell with a simple snapshot whether the diaper is sized properly or not. One customer has a child who is over 50lbs and wears a size 6 - this child still fits into the Overnight eco-pockets(TM).
Let me talk you through issues. I'm here to help.
XOXOXOXO
Who wants to win a LolliDoo(TM) eco-pocket(TM)?
It's easy - read here for instructions http://couponmommyof2.blogspot.com/2010/02/lollidoo-cloth-diapers-review-and.html
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Please email me
I got this very nice email today. If you want to share your experiences please email me alison@ggsillc.com.
GGSI, LLC.:
I wanted to take a few minutes to tell you my about my diapering adventures. You see I've been using disposables for almost 4 years. I have all the excuses that everyone uses from smell, to complication, to wasting water, to it's too difficult for my husband, babysitters, daycare providers etc. For the longest time I let this fear of the unknown rule how I diaper and run my household. Afterall I think it was simply fear of the unknown and my fear of not being able to do it right.
Well I was laid off a few months ago as have most my peers. While going over my household budget and my dwindling savings account I decided to look into cloth diapers once again. I did the math. I have two children using some form of disposable product every day. I needed to find a way to decrease this expense. You see, my children suffer from horrible rashes. So I figured in the cost of rash creams (I have to use up to three on one child).
The cost per month for me you ask? If I buy with coupons or on a sale and only count one tube of my creams a month I'm at $100.00/month. If I use the expensive diapers that don't cause as much rashing on my children we're looking at $125.00/month.
So by the end of this year I will spend as much as $1500 on diapers. This is $1500 I don't have.
So I started researching cloth diapers again, the materials used in cloth diapers as well as researching where they are made. You see we do our best in this household to buy as much as we can with the "made in the USA" stamp. (You won't find a foreign car in our garage).
I heard about LolliDoo diapers last year some time. Even tried to get on the web site to see about purchasing one but the site was not 100%. This time it was up and operational, apparently the diaper was now on the market.
Mine arrived recently and I was a little confused .. . afterall could something so cute, soft and cuddly really work. Yes your diapers are as soft as a baby's butt. I looked at other cloth diapers but didn't like the "plastic" feel or the thickness. These are thin and lux!
I washed them once (instructions say to do 2-3 times) and you really need to follow instructions here. The first time was not 100% successful. There were not leaks but the entire diaper felt "humid" after a couple of hours. A friend reminded me that HE washers use a lot less water than typical washers so I washed them a second time with two additional hot water rinse cycles.
The next time I put them on I'm happy to say with only two cotton washclothes as inserts (my Innies have not arrived) we lasted 9 hours and a big poop with no leaks!
And almost as good - only one day of cloth diapers and my daughter's diaper rash is almost gone. And I have no cream on her.
So that's my story . . . if after all these years of disposable diapers I can change to LolliDoos anyone can! As for smell or complications for washing. Well here is something else you may find interesting. The eco-pocket is so dry after use I just toss it in my hamper with my husbands office clothes. He doesn't even notice. The "inserts" I've been using, well I toss those in the bathtub. Seriously I'm having a difficult time telling if my daughter has a poopy one because there isn't a bad smell with these diapers. So I guess that's a complication - no bad smells!
I did get a wet-bag recently and although I don't think I really need it it is handy.
Thank you for time,
Anne from Denver
GGSI, LLC.:
I wanted to take a few minutes to tell you my about my diapering adventures. You see I've been using disposables for almost 4 years. I have all the excuses that everyone uses from smell, to complication, to wasting water, to it's too difficult for my husband, babysitters, daycare providers etc. For the longest time I let this fear of the unknown rule how I diaper and run my household. Afterall I think it was simply fear of the unknown and my fear of not being able to do it right.
Well I was laid off a few months ago as have most my peers. While going over my household budget and my dwindling savings account I decided to look into cloth diapers once again. I did the math. I have two children using some form of disposable product every day. I needed to find a way to decrease this expense. You see, my children suffer from horrible rashes. So I figured in the cost of rash creams (I have to use up to three on one child).
The cost per month for me you ask? If I buy with coupons or on a sale and only count one tube of my creams a month I'm at $100.00/month. If I use the expensive diapers that don't cause as much rashing on my children we're looking at $125.00/month.
So by the end of this year I will spend as much as $1500 on diapers. This is $1500 I don't have.
So I started researching cloth diapers again, the materials used in cloth diapers as well as researching where they are made. You see we do our best in this household to buy as much as we can with the "made in the USA" stamp. (You won't find a foreign car in our garage).
I heard about LolliDoo diapers last year some time. Even tried to get on the web site to see about purchasing one but the site was not 100%. This time it was up and operational, apparently the diaper was now on the market.
Mine arrived recently and I was a little confused .. . afterall could something so cute, soft and cuddly really work. Yes your diapers are as soft as a baby's butt. I looked at other cloth diapers but didn't like the "plastic" feel or the thickness. These are thin and lux!
I washed them once (instructions say to do 2-3 times) and you really need to follow instructions here. The first time was not 100% successful. There were not leaks but the entire diaper felt "humid" after a couple of hours. A friend reminded me that HE washers use a lot less water than typical washers so I washed them a second time with two additional hot water rinse cycles.
The next time I put them on I'm happy to say with only two cotton washclothes as inserts (my Innies have not arrived) we lasted 9 hours and a big poop with no leaks!
And almost as good - only one day of cloth diapers and my daughter's diaper rash is almost gone. And I have no cream on her.
So that's my story . . . if after all these years of disposable diapers I can change to LolliDoos anyone can! As for smell or complications for washing. Well here is something else you may find interesting. The eco-pocket is so dry after use I just toss it in my hamper with my husbands office clothes. He doesn't even notice. The "inserts" I've been using, well I toss those in the bathtub. Seriously I'm having a difficult time telling if my daughter has a poopy one because there isn't a bad smell with these diapers. So I guess that's a complication - no bad smells!
I did get a wet-bag recently and although I don't think I really need it it is handy.
Thank you for time,
Anne from Denver
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