Mother of Eden Scoops the Poop - With Parents Interested in Using Eco-Friendly Diapers to Help Mother Earth
Earth Day, April 22, is the largest secular holiday in the world, celebrated by more than a half billion people every year. If you consider that each disposable diaper, when soiled weighs on average 8-ounces, and given that a baby will go through an average of 8 diapers per day for an average of 3 years, that same baby will generate up to one TON of waste by the time they reach potty training age.
New Iberia, LA (PRWEB) April 11, 2005 -- Tereson Thomas, CEO of Mother of
Eden -a company that cares, is doing her part with educating new parents about
the dangers of adding more waste to our country’s already overflowing landfills.
Since the start-up of Mother of Eden and the distribution of Thomas’s 1st
invention, the Fuzzi Bunz Stay Dry Diapering System in 2000, her company has
stopped over 45 million disposable diapers from being dumped in our landfills.
If you consider that each disposable diaper, when soiled weighs on average
8-ounces, and given that a baby will go through an average of 8 diapers per day
for an average of 3 years, that same baby will generate up to one TON of waste
by the time they reach potty training age.
“Yes, some believed those
retro cotton diapers were better for the environment,” states Thomas, “but they
had their own issues like; staining, uncomfortable plastic pants, UN-safety
pins, and not to mention, painful and irritating butt rash. Now with today’s
technology in fabrics such as absorbent micro fiber and micro fleece, the
moisture is absorbed away from the baby’s skin keeping cheeks dry and rash-free.
Plus, our multiple plastic snap placements allow the diaper to be flexible as
the baby grows, keeping the diaper snug and preventing leaks.”
In
addition to the environmental issues, parents also face the rising costs of
raising a child. Using regular disposable or biodegradable diapers can cost an
average of $2500 over a 3-year period…that’s per child. A supply of Fuzzi Bunz
diapers costs under $500, and these diapers will last through several
children.
Unique enough to have been granted a United States Patent,
Tereson Thomas is proud to have invented Fuzzi Bunz for her son Eden, who
suffered so from unbearable diaper rash. This important diaper option is
spreading throughout the world. Currently available in the US, Canada, Finland,
Ireland, Japan, Singapore, Mexico and the UK. For more information please visit:
www.motherofeden.com
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Source : http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/4/prweb226834.htm