Thirsties Baby

Now that I have three children, one of whom is still an infant, I look back at the days of running to do a quick errand with a sort of wistfulness. How easy it was to grab a loaf of bread, a bottle of wine or to mail a package at the post office. Now, everywhere I go, I bring at least two of my children with me, and at the very least, my baby boy, Cooper. Long gone are the days of strolling efficiently (and alone) in the grocery store, remembering all of the things that I had come for–and not needing to multi-task the whole time.

These days heading to the grocery store is no longer a simple chore and I always worry about my baby getting sick from being in such a public place. In order to make my shopping trips easier… Read More

Congratulations to Erin Patel who won our Thirsties Thursday Giveaway #37.

Erin won:

1-Thirsties Duo Wrap
2-Thirsties Duo Hemp Prefolds
1-Thirsties Booty Love

Erin, please contact us here to claim your giveaway. You have until February 23rd at 4pm cst to claim otherwise we will draw a new winner.

Thirsties Thursday Giveaway:
1-Thirsties Duo AIO Cloth Diaper
1-Thirsties Duo Cloth Diaper
1-Thirsties Duo Hemp Prefold

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Buying USA made products keeps our money circulating in our own communities and country. This supports everyone in America – including you, your friends, your family, and your neighbors!

We are very proud of the fact that all of our products are USA-made by a group of very talented women, many of whom work in the comfort and convenience of their own homes. Thanks to the support of our dedicated customers, we are celebrating the direct development of new jobs in our area — that’s putting bread on the table for families right here in Colorado! Thirsties is very happy to say that we support our local economies!

We use only the best of USA-sourced components in order to reduce our carbon footprint, to help support domestic textile mills, and to ensure your diapers will last wash after wash.

Thanks for supporting Thirsties!… Read More

Since babies have been pooping and peeing, parents have been coming up with better and better ways to deal with the inevitable mess. Throughout most of history, parents decided that the sooner their babies were having regular, controlled bowel movements, the better.

Very early diapers consisted of moss, leaves and other plants wrapped inside of crudely woven bits of cloth or fibers.  And in warmer climates, many children never wore  diapers at all–and that is still true in many cultures today. Jump forward several centuries and with the emergence of textile factories, women began to wrap their babies in a kind of pad made from a fabric called “diaper.”–a linen or cotton stitched with a certain geometric pattern. This is where the name “diaper” came from.

Because none of the options were ideal, parents were eager to get their children to pee and poop without… Read More