Break Your Disposable Addiction

So now that you know what those ultra-mega-huge consumer product companies are up to, doesn't it make you want to tell them where to put those "convenient" disposable diapers and training pants? Since using disposable diapers keeps children in diapers longer, what is the solution? Maybe you're now thinking "I should just switch my child to cloth diapers. That way she can learn when she's wet."

It's true, cloth diapers really can help your child learn potty skills, and they can even save you money. But beware; not all cloth diapers are well suited for use on active toddlers. You want to make a good decision now to save money and aggravation in the long run.

Cloth toddler diapers should handle everything that's coming your way, day and night.

Even if you're not thinking potty learning just yet, it's still headed your way. One of these days your child is going to need your help to make that transition.

Most cloth diapers are not suited to potty training, so you'll have to replace your stash again if you buy something now that won't get you to the finish line. You'll kick yourself later if your diapers make you hate to take your toddler to the potty.

One-Size diapers are usually too small to fit all the way through potty training, and they really aren't functionally suited for potty training anyway.

Many cloth diaper styles only work for daytime and aren't suited for nap or night use. That means you'll need to split your stash between more than one brand and keep track of whether there's a clean night diaper in the house.

Cheap eBay brands from China usually won't hold up to the rigors of washing over time, so you could end up replacing them long before you expect.

The toddler diapering solution we're about to show you was engineered to be a great cloth diaper first and foremost, with the added functionality of a training pant. That way, you can keep on diapering your toddler until she's ready to make that huge scary leap to cute character undies, but you can also make a trip to the potty anytime the mood strikes.

This convenient system gives you enough absorbency for day use in every diaper along with the flexibility to add absorbancy for naps, night diapering and heavy wetters.

Invest in a cloth solution that simplifies diapering and encourages your child in the transition to the potty.

Cloth training pants are mostly not absorbent enough to catch a full pee, making them a poor choice for little ones early in the process of potty training (or who haven't even started using the potty yet). They might slow the stream, but your child will still end up with wet pants, socks and shoes (and furniture or floor). These allowed accidents can be very stressful to young learners.

Many cloth trainers are just puffy pull-on pants with no way to get them on or off except for over the feet. Not great when you've got a big poopy mess in there.

Daycares won't take just any old cloth diapers, especially if they take your child to the potty while in their care.

Many cloth diapers are bulky over the hips, slowing down beginner crawlers and walkers.

Some types of cloth diapers can be hard to use at first and you may find that Daddy, Grandma, and your sitter won't use them. That means buying backup diapers or holding onto an emergency disposable stash.

Our toddler diapers aren't just training pants, they are true cloth diapers, so you don't have to worry about puddles. They have snaps 'just in case' and are easy to get on and off without making your child lie down for diaper changes. Their patent-pending easy-stretch side panels make them comfortable for a wide range of toddler shapes, too. Most of all though, they pass the Daddy and Daycare test.

In addition to all of that, this unique solution teaches a major potty skill passively through the use of Wetting Feedback™, an immediate and temporary wet feeling that doesn't risk rashes. More on Wetting Feedback™ a little later. 

Buy your diapers from a business that is so confident in its products, they offer a 90-day guarantee.

Most cloth diaper retailers won't take returns of used or even washed diapers unless there's a true manufacturer's defect, in which case they want to make an exchange, not give you a refund. If you discover a problem with fit or leaking after beginning to use your new diapers, you're out of luck.

Our diapering solution is currently only available online at GetAntsy.com, where, as both retailer and manufacturer we do what those other retailers won't; we stand behind our products 100%.

Buy the toddler diapering solution that was invented for the stage your child is at right now.

Baby diapers are for babies. What we're about to introduce to you is a true toddler diapering solution.