Target.com: Save on Environmentally Friendly gDiapers, Spa Sonic Face & Body Polisher + More
Head on over to Target.com and take some time to browse through all the different daily deals available today. If you have a little one in diapers (or you’re expecting!), then scroll way down and check out the deal on gDiapers. Today only, you can snatch up the 6 count pack of gDiapers Everyday G’s in green and orange for only $56 shipped (reg. $79.99!). If you’re on the fence about making this purchase, check out this same item over on Amazon.com… it is priced at $75.99 with great reviews.
gDiapers offer both the environmental benefits of cloth diapers and the convenience of a quick diaper change in this two-part diapering system. Each colorful little gPant contains a pouch on the inside that can be used with either absorbent gDiapers disposable refills or cloth inserts (sold separately). Most diaper changes will only require the insert to be changed, so the little gPant can be re-used on subsequent changes. As an added bonus, these covers can be machine washed and dried.
A few other deals to note are the Spa Sonic Face & Body Polisher Limited Edition 9 Piece Value Pack (includes 2 Bonus Brush Heads!) for just $35 shipped (regularly $82!) and the VeraTemp Non-Contact Touchless Scan Digital Thermometer for just $29 shipped (regularly $49.99!). Both items have great reviews!
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I use the gDiapers for my 3 month old daughter, and they’re super easy. It’s all washable, just snaps and velcro, no folding. And the optional disposable inserts are a great thing to keep around if you’re going out (who wants to carry a soggy cloth insert around with them? Yuck.)
I am expecting and wondering what size would you recommend?
If you’re expecting a child larger than 8lbs, go for the smalls. The newborn size either won’t fit for long, or at all. The medium size goes from 13lbs to 28lbs, so you’ll end up using that size longer than the smalls (my daughter was 8lbs 9oz at birth, and she only used the smalls for 2 months). Hope that helps!
Thanks! Kimberly. I think the target gives an option for new born size.
I meant to say that Target does not give a new born size option.
I also use gdiapers, and my daughter (just shy of 8lbs at birth) was out of the smalls by 3 months, if that helps!
Thanks! Retta.
I purchased two of the Spa Sonic. One for me and one for my preteen son. I had been watching the Clarion brand for a sale but this is an awsome price to try it. Thanks so much.
I cloth-diapered my boy since he’s 4 month old till he’s potty trained at 2 1/2 yrs. I’ve tried all kids of cloth diapers and settled for Kushies Ultra (walmart/Sears), which I really liked for about a year, when the shell started to crack/tear. Then I discovered the gDiaper. Wow it was FANTASTIC! The “shell” is mostly fabric and the waterproof portion was very minimum so it’s very soft and more snug on a baby (no more huge bubble butt!). I was too cheap to keep buying eDiaper liners, so we bought Gerber pre-fold diapers from Target . You just need to experiment different ways to fold the Gerber and it will fit snugly inside the gDiaper. I treat/wash the gDiaper as a regular underwear so only put a fresh one on my son once a day or whenever he has a bowl movement. It made cloth diapering so much easier!
I too have cloth diapered a baby though potty training. I’ve tried nearly every diaper out there – including gdiapers. Personally I hated them, but I love FLIP. for those new to cloth diapering, FlIP is the same kind of cloth diapering system but it is a ONE-SIZE diaper so you do not have to keep buying diaper covers and inserts as your kid grows. Flips are also alot cheaper than gdiapers, and they are made by bungenius – the be all when it comes to cloth diapering brands. 2 packs = 12 diapers, really all you need once you are out of the newborn stage if you are washing every other day.
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Cloth diapering is really easy – but there is kind of a big learning curve first getting into it. If someone wants wants to try cloth diapers for the first time you can always shoot me an e-mail and I would be happy to let you in on the tips you’ll need to know including your washing routine and the cheapest place to find cloth diapers. Anyway – I’m pretty passionate about growing up in cloth so I just love to talk diapers!
Hi Cindi,
I’m wanting to start using cloth diapers on my 1 year old little boy. I know I may be a little late trying this, but I would love to here what brands would work the best. I did some research, but I’m having trouble trying to figure it all out. My email is jaimeo957810@yahoo.com Thanks
It looks like there might also be a mail in rebate for $15 on the gdiapers
Ooh…could you share the details on the rebate? Thanks!
from what i could find the rebate is for the gbaby bundle, not the everyday g’s bundle. (https://www.gdiapers.com/gDiapers-gBabyBundle-Rebate.pdf)
that would’ve been amazing, though!!
I used the promo code from https://www.retailmenot.com/view/target.com and got $5 OFF $50 + FREE SHIPPING. I only paid $54.82 for the whole thing which was less than what the gDiapers cost.
item subtotal: $56.00
discounts -$5.00
shipping: $5.71
shipping discount: -$5.71
estimated tax: $3.82
your price $54.82
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$10.71 (16% )