Collection Diaper Wallet

OiOi Baby Bags 303 Falling Leaves Diaper Wallet $29.7 The go everywhere diaper wallet that fits into your lifestyle and your handbag. b.box comes complete with:. Unique dual access wipes hatch. Wipe clean change mat. Storage for diaper and disposable bags. Refillable wipes chamber. Flexable arm to keep everything in place. PVC BPA Phthalate free.

OiOi Baby Bags 306 Flower Power Diaper Wallet $29.7 The go everywhere diaper wallet that fits into your lifestyle and your handbag. b.box comes complete with:. Unique dual access wipes hatch. Wipe clean change mat. Storage for diaper and disposable bags. Refillable wipes chamber. Flexable arm to keep everything in place. PVC BPA Phthalate free.

OiOi Baby Bags 301 Shining Stars Diaper Wallet $29.7 The go everywhere diaper wallet that fits into your lifestyle and your handbag. b.box comes complete with:. Unique dual access wipes hatch. Wipe clean change mat. Storage for diaper and disposable bags. Refillable wipes chamber. Flexable arm to keep everything in place. PVC BPA Phthalate free.

Chocolate Dreams Diaper Stacker $90 Complete your little girls nursery with this feminine diaper stacker. The perfect addition to the Chocolate Dreams collection.

Garden Ruffles Diaper Stacker $90 Complete her nursery with this functional and feminine diaper stacker. Part of the Garden Ruffles collection, it features a playful mix of flowers, polka dots and ruffles.

Amelie Diaper Stacker $90 Complete your little girls nursery with this feminine diaper stacker. The perfect addition to the Amelie collection, it features black and white damask accented by pink and white stripes.

Buxton Cell Phone Wallet As Seen On TV $9.9 The biggest little organizing wallet Holds cell phone camera or MP3 player and closes for security. Key chain hook to attach keychain. Four accordian style pockets and netted slot for IDcredit card and a zippered change purse.

American West Flap Wallet Tularosa Collection $72.99 Flap Wallet Tularosa Collection Color Mapping: Red

Princess Silk Diaper Stacker $90 This feminine diaper stacker is a must-have addition to the Princess Silk collection. Pink gingham diaper stacker features green gingham ties and a sheer green dot ruffle. The blush faux silk accents feature velvet floral embroidery.

Cocoa Messenger Diaper Bag $88 The Cocoa Messenger Diaper Bag is a classic. This micro-fiber bag, featured in chocolate with pale pink trim, has a convenient shoulder strap and magnetic snap closure. Chocolate exterior features large outer pocket for keys and wallet and two large insulated pockets for bottles and juice cups. Nylon pale pink interior has functional pockets for babys essentials. Changing pad, insulated bottle holder and reusable trash bag, all in pale pink micro-fiber, also included.

Modern Miles Diaper Stacker $90 Complete your little boys nursery with this functional and stylish diaper stacker. Part of the Modern Miles collection, it features a playful mix of patterns and textures in shades of brown, blues and greens.

Giraffe Hobo Diaper Bag $130 Show off your wild side with this funky giraffe print hobo bag. It works great as a casual bag as well as a functional diaper bag. The print nylon exterior features a funky chocolate and white giraffe print with faux leather trim and adjustable web shoulder strap. Outer pockets are perfect for holding keys, cell phone and wallet while two large exterior insulated pockets hold babys drinks. Zipper closure conceals burnt sienna nylon interior with functional pockets for babys essentials. Burnt sienna micro-fiber changing pad, wipes case, insulated bottle holder and zip top wet bag are also included.

OiOi Messenger Diaper Bag $139.9  Flap with magnetic closureOne main internal compartment with 3 pocketsOuter back pocket for wallet, keys and mobile phoneOuter side pocketsLarge padded micro fiber change mat and insulated bottle holderWipes caseSatin nickel hardwareProtective metal feet on base Brand: OiOi Color: Cocoa / White Giraffe Color Mapping: Brown Gender: Female Material: 100% organic cotton canvas with water resistant finish Type: Diaper Bags

Baby Sherpa Diaper Backpack $71.2 Deep inside compartment with zippered pocket Soft sided cooler uniquely integrated into the diaper bag backpack to store bottles, snacks, beverages, medication (holds 6-8 canned beverages) Modular insulated pocket holds large-size brand name bottles, mesh water bottle holder Padded pocket to hold a video camera or breast pump Secure, interior parent zip pouch for wallet and a key clasp "Tough as nails" zippers feature easy pulls Oversized back pack diaper bag change pad 26" x 17" Cell phone/Palm Pilot pouch, sunglass case First aid compartment Reflective tape for safety Waist, sternum strap and ergonomically designed padded shoulder straps which feature a key clip and passy saver Bungee X cord on back is great for jackets, toys, blankets Heavy duty lug handle Loops for hanging up the diaper bag backpack Water resistant Easy clean Toy loops Fits as carry-on luggage for all airlines Number of Pockets: 9

Tadpoles Dragonfly Diaper Stacker $41.54 Baby diaper stacker depicts a beautiful representation of a cute dragonflyWith stripes and contrasting colors, this diaper stacker can complement any number of decorsChanging supply keeps diapers conveniently close at handCoordinates with the Tadpoles Dragonfly crib bedding collectionAvailable in sage/chocolate brown color option

Giraffe Tote Diaper Bag $160 Show off your wild side with this funky giraffe print tote bag. It works great as a casual bag as well as a functional diaper bag. The print nylon exterior features a funky chocolate and white giraffe print with faux leather trim and adjustable web shoulder strap that converts to a stroller bag with convenient stroller straps. Outer pockets are perfect for holding keys, cell phone and wallet while two large exterior insulated pockets hold babys drinks. Zipper closure conceals burnt sienna nylon interior with functional pockets for babys essentials. Burnt sienna micro-fiber changing pad, wipes case, insulated bottle holder and zip top wet bag are also included.

Zoom Zoom Diaper Stacker $25.95 The Zoom Zoom diaper stacker is just the perfect accent for your race car enthusiast's nursery. The stacker holds up to 3 dozen diapers and is designed to coordinate with the color palette of the Zoom Zoom collection. Multi-colored wheels and a cute race car applique highlight this convenient addition to your son's nursery. The diaper stacker measures 13" across, 24" down and 8" deep. Made from 100% cotton fabrics, it is machine washable. Gift Wrap not available. Shipping Note: This item ships via UPS Ground within contiguous United States only. Cannot be shipped to AK/HI, PO boxes, US territories, or APO/FPO addresses.

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Living Green in 5 Easy Steps

It's a common misconception that living green is more expensive than not. But, if you look at it from a different perspective you can see that you can do so with out too much effort of with out spending a lot of money.

I have found 5 simple tips to help contribute to reducing your carbon footprint without lightening your wallet...

1. USE COMPACT FLUORESCENT LIGHT BULBS - This is an item that is a little pricey but if you attempt it bit by bit or room by room its not as hard on the wallet. Focus on rooms that get the most use : living room, kitchen, family room or office.

In the beginning, pay attention for a day or two to find which room you spend the most time in and change those blubs. Then try to find the second most used room and when you can afford it change out those bulbs.

Its all about small steps that in time can be very effective. Here are some statistics I gathered from the Energy Star website:

If every American home replaced just one light bulb with an ENERGY STAR qualified bulb, we would save enough energy to light more than 3 million homes for a year, more than $600 million in annual energy costs, and prevent greenhouse gases equivalent to the emissions of more than 800,000 cars. ENERGY STAR qualified bulbs use about 75 percent less energy than standard incandescent bulbs and last up to 10 times longer. Save about $30 or more in electricity costs over each bulb's lifetime. CFL's Produce about 75 percent less heat, so they're safer to operate and can cut energy costs associated with home cooling.

2. UNPLUG ELECTRONICS WHEN NOT IN USE - This tip is a great way to save energy usage that essentially costs you no more than a bit of time.

I'm sure we all have some appliances that are plugged in and are drawing electricity even though we are not using them.

Do you shut your computer down every night? Do you have a clock in every room? Do you have a VCR or DVD player with a clock and memory to maintain?

Did you know that even if your TV is off it is still drawing electricity to power a memory device? Coffee makers are another culprit.

A good rule or thumb is to ask yourself what appliances need to be re-set after a power outage. These are items you need to address. If you're not sure if an appliance is an energy sucker, just unplug it. If its not plugged in, it can't draw electricity.

3.USE CLOTH SHOPPING BAGS - This is one of the easiest tips I have for you. You would be astonished at how many folks don't do it.

My suggestion is to buy a few and keep them in the car (I have a knack for forgetting them). Most supermarkets have displays of them for $1.99 with a lower price if you buy more than 3 or 5.

Not a big investment and I have to say it makes unloading the groceries much easier. It is so nice to have 2 nice strong bags instead of a dozen flimsy plastic ones and you can get everything into the house that much faster.

Here are some great facts I found about plastic shopping bags:

* Hundreds of thousands of sea turtles, whales and other marine mammals die every year from eating discarded plastic bags mistaken for food. * Plastic bags don't biodegrade, they photo-degrade - breaking down into smaller and smaller toxic bits contaminating soil and waterways.

* As a part of Clean up Australia Day, in one day nearly 500,000 plastic bags were collected.

* Windblown plastic bags are so prevalent in Africa that a cottage industry has developed using the harvested bags to weave hats and bags. According to the BBC, one group harvests 30,000 per month.

* Plastic bags are among the top 12 items of debris most often found in coastal cleanups, according to the nonprofit Center for Marine Conservation

4. USE NATURAL CLEANING PRODUCTS - Now don't go and throw out all of your cleaning products, that would defeat what we are trying to do. Use up what you have and before you run out, go through this list, stock up and prepare your solutions so you'll be ready to go.

I would advise to purchase some new plastic spray bottles rather than try to reuse the old ones from the other cleaners, there will be some residue left behind that would require a lot of rinsing to remove.

I don't use everything on this list but I do use a lot of white vinegar and baking soda as well as some commercial enviro-friendly products that I purchase from a reputable company.

Baking Soda - Baking soda is a great all-purpose, non-toxic cleaner. It cleans, deodorizes, scours, polishes and removes stains. (Note - There's a great article on this site about baking soda, "The Manifold Magic of Baking Soda")

Borax - It deodorizes, removes stains and boosts the cleaning power of soap. It prevents odors and mold too. Great alternative for those who do not want to use bleach.

Cornstarch - cleans and deodorizes carpets and rugs, and can be used in place of baby powder.

Ketchup -cleans copper.

Lemon juice - great for whitening items and removing grease and stains on aluminum and porcelain.

Pure Soap - cleans almost anything and is mild.

Salt - regular table salt makes an abrasive, but gentle, scouring powder.

Washing Soda - A great disinfectant and cuts grease well too.

White Vinegar -great for whitening, cleaning hard surfaces and windows, and shining metal surfaces. Also removes mildew, stains, grease and wax build up

For even more helpful and natural cleaning products go to www.frugalfun.com/cleansers.html

5.STOP USING PAPER TOWELS - This is a tough one when you have little ones, I know, but I found some great alternatives.

Cloth napkins are one way to at least cut back on paper towel use and if you bargain shop you can usually find some decent ones for less than .50 a piece.

Another great product is those chamois style towels that suck up so much liquid. I have a bunch and love them, they wash up easily and hold up well too.

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Think about the power behind small efforts such as these. If every person made a conscious effort to contribute to the green cause the future would look much brighter. For more tips on living green head over to http://greenmomhappymom.com