H. asks from Minneapolis, MN on January 24, 2006
Looking for Stores That Sell Cloth Diapers in the Twin Cities Area
Other than Peapods in St. Paul, does anyone know of any natural parenting stores in the Twin Cities? I am looking specifically for cloth diapers. I hate to buy online without ever seeing or feeling the diaper first hand. Thanks!
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M.C. answers from Minneapolis on January 24, 2006
I use disposables and only see those in stores but Babies R Us has them and maybe Baby Depot.
L. answers from Minneapolis on January 25, 2006
H.,
I use cloth on my 7 month old and don't know of another good place in the Twin Cities. But what I have done is looked at them in person at Peapods and then purchased for much less online.
L.
K. answers from Minneapolis on January 24, 2006
J.D. answers from Minneapolis on January 25, 2006
We use cloth and were new to it with our first born but now have it down pat and though I don't know of anywhere besides Peapods I'D.be happy to share any online places or any information.....
J.
J. answers from Minneapolis on January 25, 2006
I'm a photo stylist and buy cloth diapers at Target and Babies-R-Us when I need them for photo shoots. They are quite easy to find and the shops always have them in stock. If you want a cruelty free/earth friendly toy shop, Magnolia in Linden Hills is great. They have excellent customer service and are quite commited to stocking merchandise of high ethical and compositional standards. There's also a new baby shop at Sunnyside & 44th in Edina which sells very cool baby equipment & clothes. I think it is called Bebe Babble. This is also a quite well run shop. Some of my friends and I have had unpleasant experiences in dealing with Pacifier in NE Mineapolis, but they sell a couple of earth friendly items. Hope this info helps.
A. answers from Minneapolis on January 25, 2006
Peapods is the only store I'm aware of. It's possible the co-op in Linden Hills or Minnetonka would carry something. I know that BabyBecause.com is very good about carrying samples and that the cloth diapers can be returned if they haven't been used or washed. I have also bought from CottonBabies.com and they also accept returns but charge a restocking fee.
I will note that I tried about 8 different brands and nothing has compared to Kissaluvs for unbleached cotton. Now that my son is older we find Fuzzi Bunz to work best for him but if you are going the unbleached/organic route these may not appeal to you. If you are interested in Kissaluvs, check out Kissaluvs.com. They have an outlet store where they sell seconds for a good deal. I have used the seconds in two different sizes and never found much difference and Kissaluvs still guarantees the snaps.
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