
Cloth diapers have come a long way in the past 10 years, and it’s time to stand up and be noticed! Visit the Great Cloth Diaper Change website for more information about this event: http://greatclothdiaperchange.com/ |

Cloth diapers have come a long way in the past 10 years, and it’s time to stand up and be noticed! Visit the Great Cloth Diaper Change website for more information about this event: http://greatclothdiaperchange.com/ |
$40 to Spend on Clothes and Gear for Babies and Toddlers
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You cringe every time your mom passes around your childhood pictures, not because you weren't an adorable kid, but because she dressed you like a pint-sized version of Ugly Betty. Those tie-dyed overalls handed down from your sister still give you nightmares. Today's deal from Nurture boutique in Ardmore ensures the next generation won't start their lives as a fashion "don't." Get $40 of Nurture's adorable onesies, tees, baby gear, toys, and more for just $20. Nurture, a Best of Philly pick, carries stylish necessities for kids from birth through the toddler stage. Take advantage of this deal today and get the world's next style star off to a splendid start.






When bath time is over the ducks stack neatly for storage. This product is available in our store for $10.00.








All good things must come to an end, and here at Nurture, we are sadly getting ready to say goodbye to one of our favorite cloth diapers. The Bum Genius 3.0 diaper has been (gasp) discontinued! But have no fear! This one-size, absorbent, affordable, reusable cloth diaper is being replaced with the new and improved Bum Genius 4.0 diaper!Please review the following notice from the CPSC regarding the Nap Nanny Recall. Additional information can be found on Nap Nanny's website: www.napnanny.com/recall. Nap Nanny has requested for consumers to contact them directly at (888) 240-4282.
Accidents are the leading cause of death or injury to children ages 1-14. Safe Kids International works to prevent unintentional childhood injury by educating families, providing safety devices to families in need and advocating for better laws to help keep children safe, healthy and out of the emergency room.