This is the eco-diaper that seemed impossible.

The compromise between cloth & disposable diapers. The outside is reusable and the liner is flushable! Julia Roberts uses these for baby Henry saying, "It is flushable, but you’ve got to stir that thing! If you don’t really break it all the way up, it doesn’t go all the way down.” (via The Green Quote: Julia Roberts Wants Less Trash)

Besides just feeling good about not putting all those diapers in the landfills I love gDiapers because they do not give my daughter diaper rash. All disposables do. And I can use cloth in them at home to save money!

Well they have arrived. The 1st biodegradable diapers that you can actually flush! Yes, no more trash cans, no more smelly rooms, just pull off, flush and throw another one on. The inner liner (the flushable part) is made of all natural fiber that is 100% biodegradable, which just one of the reasons gDiapers are the first consumer packaged good to receive Cradle to Cradle accreditation - a certification that took into account both the environmental impact of the product and the ethics of the company and its suppliers. (via Momfinds.com)

this makes me happy.

Environmentally friendly, disposable and flushable gDiapers do not contribute to landfills and keep contain no elemental chlorine or perfumes that can irritate babies’ delicate skin.

I have to say I love ThisNext. As a soon-to-be new mom, I have no idea what to get or where. And then I run across something like this - sustainable, biodegradable baby diapers. Woo Hoo! One problem solved. (via noirbettie)

I can't get enough of the adorable little g pants! Be kind to the environment by diapering your baby in flushable/compostable diapers that fit into a reusable cloth and vinyl pant. Or save money by using cloth diapers in the g pants. Your baby's bottom was never cuter or more environmentally friendly!