Price Increase Hitting Parents Hard as They Scrape Poop From Disposable Diapers For Reuse
In the U.S., parents spend an average of $70 a month on disposable diapers. Babies will use at least 6,000 diapers in the first two years.
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In the U.S., parents spend an average of $70 a month on disposable diapers. Babies will use at least 6,000 diapers in the first two years.
Jeff Feingold is the founder of Hope & Comfort, a non-profit organization that distributes toiletries for vulnerable families.
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