
Moms & Bums Cloth Diaper & Natural Parenting Shop
Mom 2 Mom Brampton Sale!!!
Saturday September 26th, 2009
9:00 am- 1:00 pm
Free gift to first 40 families that visit our table!
Are your kiddies growing way to fast?? Mom 2 Mom Sales are a FANTASTIC way to Shop for gently-used baby & kid’s items for your family!! It is even better than a yard sale because Over130 Vendors will be there selling ONLY infant & children’s items including clothing, shoes, costumes, outdoor play equipment, strollers, baby gear & equipment, bicycles, toys and more!!!. At Mom 2 Mom sales you purchase directly from the vendors so come, negotiate and make some deals!!!! It is a great way to do some spring & summer shopping while saving lots of $$$!
All admission fee's are being donated to The Peel Children's Safety Village.
Admission $2.00 – Grandparents & Children Enter FREE!!
ATM Machine on location kindly provided by ViaCash
** The Marketplacewill open @ 8:00am in the lobbyand will showcaselocal businesses offeringfantastic products & services!
Coffee, Muffins & Croissants will be available for$1.00so come and line up early!!
Pizza Pizza slices will also be available for $2.00 at 11:30am *while supplies last*
Located Inside
North Peel Secondary School / Terry Miller Rec Center
1305 Williams Parkway
(South West Corner of Bramalea Road & Williams Pkwy)
Take Hwy 410 North, exit @ Williams Pkwy, turn right & follow to Bramalea Rd – School is on the right!
Infants go through 8,000 to 10,000 diaper changes before entering potty training.
On average, disposable diapers will cost you between $2,8000 (for 8,000 diaper changes) and $3,500 (for about 10,000 diaper changes) per child.
You can purchase your start-up set of cloth diapers for under $300. This could save you an average of $1,500 over the course of your infants diapering years! And the bonus is you can continue to use those same diapers on a second and third child!
When you finish using disposable diapers with your child, all you have left is a huge mountain of trash. Even worse, a disposable diaper normally made out of plastics takes around 500 years to decompose, and more than 18 billion disposable diapers are thrown out in North America each year. That is more than 100,000 tons of plastic and 800,000 tons of tree pulp. Disposable diapers also contain dioxin- a by-product of bleaching pulp which has been linked to cancer.
Washing cloth diapers takes the equivalent amount of water as flushing a toilet 5 times a day (even less if you have a front loader), which once your child has toilet trained will occur anyway.