I really wanted to hold out on making an Earth Day shopping guide, but it is the day of the year to scoop up great deals on cloth diapers. There are some great sales during other times of the year (Black Fridays, a stores anniversary, or a brands anniversary), but Earth Day tends to be the day to get the things you need.

I totally think the idea of shopping on Earth Day is RIDICOLOUS. The problem is TOO MUCH STUFF, not the lack of stuff. But the problem is also the wrong kind of stuff and not the right stuff, so before you buy this Earth Day 2018 think about why you need it and what value it has to your life, home, and the environment.

I could do a full shopping guide to cloth diaper shopping on Earth Day. But I don’t want to. It’s a lot of work, and maybe the affiliate dollars are worth, but maybe it’s not. Either case, I don’t need to justify it. Instead, I figured I’d tell you what I’m buying this Earth Day? Sound fun? I think so.

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Eco-Friendly Earth Day Shopping List

Check out what I’m picking up this Earth Day, and let me know what you’re getting. Not everything on this list is going to be on sale, and I’ll update it if I find out it is on sale. Some of these things are just changes I’m making in my life for Earth Day.

Birdseye Flats

I need more Birdseye flats for this year’s flats and handwashing challenge because I think they’ll be the best option for this year’s goals. These will be put to good use when baby is done diapering, I’ll use them in my kitchen or house for cleaning and drying. 

• Imagine Birdseye Cotton Flats (20% off at CozyBums in Canada)
• Osocozy Unbleached Birdseye Flats (15% off at LagoonBaby in Canada )

Affordable Cloth Diaper Covers

Mostly stocking up for the flats and handwashing challenge since my moms washing machine at some of mine last year and I had to garbage a few that I used to use. We also had a mouse in my stash of cloth diapers for emergencies eat things. Check out a full list of budget-friendly affordable cloth diapers in Canada here.

• Funky Fluff Flex (Review | 20% off at CozyBums in Canada | Diaper Junction in USA)
  • because it’s an amazing price. 
• Buttons Super Cover (Review | 15% off at LagoonBaby in Canada | Diaper Junction in USA)
  • because it’ll fit my chunky kids. 

Cloth Diaper Extras

This is a great time to stock up a few of those things you kinda always need but hate spending money on…

• Delish Diaper Cream because sometimes rashes happen #thanksteethingbabies (15% off at CozyBums)
• GroVia Mighty Bubbles because sometimes diapers stink (Sale to be announced, but it’s always awesome)
• Cloth Wipes – I don’t need more of these, but you need to know it’s time to stock up if you want to try them all, or just buy the amazing Thirsties and GroVia options.

Bedwetting Solutions for Toddlers/Preschoolers

Let’s just be honest and admit that bedwetting will be a problem until he’s old enough for it not to be a problem. I’m going to taking advantage of a few sales this weekend to help us out with bedwetting solutions for big kids because tossing disposables is no fun.

• Omaiki Hero Night trainers (Review | Omaiki)
• Super Undies Overnights (Review | 15 % off at LagoonBaby |15% off at Baby Footprint | Super Undies | Diaper Junction)
• PeaPod Mats (LagoonBaby | 20% off at BabyFoot Print)

Things for Mama

There are a few eco-friendly things I’m interested in getting for myself this year.

• Mama Cloth – because I’m struggling with my overnight flow right now, and I want to try some heavy flow solutions. 
  • Pink Lemonade (Review | Shop Directly)
  • Oko Creations ( 15 % off at CozyBums in Canada |
  • Omaiki (Shop Directly)
• Natural Deodorant
  • If you know a brand I should try leave me a comment, definitely feeling overwhelmed on where to start.

Things for the Home

• Reusable Produce Bags
  • Omaiki (direct in Canada)
  • Mesh Bags from the Baby Footprint or these little ones from Kellys Closet might work for an avacodoe or two.
  • Cotton Bags  – Our Natural Adventure in Ontario or Cotton & Linen in the USA.
• Bags for Bulk
  • Omaiki (direct in Canada)
• Bamboo Tooth Brushes
  • I’ll pick more up from a local online business – The Green Sheep
• Reusable Food Pouches
  • But only the Little Green Pouch because it’s HANDS down my favourite.
  • Buy it at the Baby Footprint in Canada)
• Family Cloth – you can never have enough family cloth.
  • Omaiki Tushy Wipes (Direct in Canada)
• Unpaper Towels
  • Marleys Monsters ( Lagoon Baby | Kellys Closet)
  • EcoMama (Canadian)  Cloths 
  • Or just be like me and use your own collection of tea towels and prefold cloth diapers. 
• Alternative Food Storage
  • Abeego Beeswax Food Wrap (15 % off at the BabyFootprint in Canada  )
• Reusable Straws
  • Maybe Silicone ( Baby Footprint in Canada |Diaper Junction in the USA )
  • Maybe Glass
  • Maybe Stainless Steel (Baby Footprint in Canada | LagoonBaby in Canada |

Happy Earth Day! I hope you spend some time outside, enjoying nature and doing less with more. But if you need to stock up on Cloth Diapers and eco-friendly things, that’s cool too.

It’s an Earth Day Giveaway!

To celebrate, Omaiki has teamed up with some great giveaways this Earth Day. I know I listed a ton of great Omaiki products above, but these produce bags are perhaps the best idea they have. I can’t wait to order some myself, and to help you make the swtich and reduce your plastic we’ll be giving away a set this weekend! This giveaway is open to Canadians and closes on Sunday, April 22, 2018