Monday, January 7, 2008

Introducing Knickernappies Disposanots and Inserts


Knickernappies Diapers are a trim-fitting, side-snapping, mid-rise pocket diaper. They feature a super-soft custom-milled microfleece inner and a waterproof PUL outer. While they are trim fitting, they will accomodate almost any insert, including a prefold!


Knickernappies also feature elastic at both the waist and back. This keeps messes where they belong: in the diaper! With hidden snaps and gentle leg elastic, Knickernappies are designed for your baby's comfort.

Side snaps give this diaper a very smooth fit across the tummy. No more poofing or drooping! In addition, side snaps are great for curious toddlers who have mastered aplix or front-snapping diapers!



Knickernappies also feature a ONE YEAR guarantee on snaps AND elastic! No other diaper company offers one year on elastic. But after all, a diaper should last a year!

Also, for a limited time, we'll be giving away one free Knickernappies Disposanot pocket diaper each week (color and size may be chosen by the winner). Customers who place an order will automatically be entered. One name will be drawn randomly, and winners will be notified Friday mornings.

Thursday, January 3, 2008

Coming Soon...

Watch for Knickernappies Disposanots to be appearing in our online store. After testing Disposanots on our own personal diaper-testing-equipment (our 8 month old), we've decided to carry them in our store, along with loopy-do's and SuperDo's - Hemp and Microfiber inserts.

Monday, December 31, 2007

Exciting Announcements for Green Peas Baby!

GreenPeasBaby.com has some exciting announcements.

Local pickup and delivery are now available.

Local delivery is now available to locations between Kaysville, UT and 1300 South in Salt Lake City. The fee for delivery will be the same as the shipping charges. Please make a note during checkout to let me know you'd like your item(s) delivered, or if you use a method of checkout that does not allow for a note to be included, email me and let me know you'd like delivery. Items will generally be delivered the next business day, although same day delivery is sometimes possible.

Local pick up is free and can be arranged by emailing me at greenpeasbaby@gmail.com. Shipping will still be charged for local pick-up items if they are ordered through the website. To get around this, you may either email me your order, and I'll send an invoice (or you may pay with cash or check in person) or coming this spring, Green Peas Baby will begin offering in person diaper consultations, where you can learn about how to use cloth diapers and purchase them in person.

Thursday, September 27, 2007

Now Available!

Toy Recalls

With all the toy recalls these days, parents may wonder what toys are safe for their children. Here's a link to the Consumer Product Safety Commission with information about all the latest recalls.

ImagiPLAY wooden toys are lead free, so no worries here!

Wednesday, September 19, 2007

Green Peas Announcement!

Now at Greenpeasbaby.com, free shipping on all orders over $80.00.

Thursday, September 13, 2007

Baby Cubes


I've tried to stock my online store with items that I think are useful, high quality, and just plain cool. My favorite items are the baby cubes. I bought myself a set, but I think when the baby is old enough to be eating baby food, I'm going to have to get more. I currently have the small 1oz size, which will be great for my little one who is just about to start out on solids. I've also read that the small sized cubes are good for older babies if you want to feed them more than one type of food at a time.

I'm going to buy a couple of the larger 2oz size baby cubes soon, because I had an epiphany when I was packing my son's lunch for school. I use several small tupperware type containers to hold all his food, and I realized the 2oz baby cubes would work really well for making pudding and jello and things like that instead of buying the small containers of those things, plus they will be easier for him to open than some of the other containers I've sent him to school with.

I'm trying to think back and remember what baby foods I made for my last baby. I think his favorites were sweet potatoes and avacados (not together- and the avacados might have been my favorite, I can't remember). I steamed the sweet potatoes, peeled them, mixed them in the blender (sometimes adding some of the water from steaming them if it is too thick. I used to put the baby food into ice cube trays, then the frozen cubes went in a ziplock bag. The baby cubes will be better because I won't have to deal with cubes sticking together.

One word of warning, from my reading reviews on baby cubes, if you overfill them, the lids will pop open in the freezer.

(Oh- the baby cubes in the picture are the larger 2oz size- they come with 8 cubes. The smaller 1oz size comes with 10.)