Our eldest son, Aaron, was born in 1981. At that time, I used traditional flat, rectangular cloth diapers, which need to be folded and pinned, along with the plastic pant which went over top to keep his clothes dry. My next two children were diapered this same way, but by the time our fourth child arrived, I had concluded that there MUST be a better way of diapering. In deference to the environment and to minimize cost, I was determined not to use disposable diapers. 

(The picture to the right was taken In 1983 of our eldest son, Aaron at the age of two modeling his cloth diapers. Pins hold a flat pre-folded diaper in place. A rubber pant is pulled over top.) Not so ideal as we can see.

Shortly after Sandy was born, I set to work to design a diaper that would make my life easier and Sandy’s more comfortable. The result was our breathable All In One diaper. With an exclusive side ventilation system, it combines an outer waterproof cover with an inner absorbent cotton material. Plastic snaps make diapering easy and it fits a baby’s bottom snugly. 

(Pictured below is Sandy wearing his All In One diapers on our family camping vacation to Florida in 1991.)

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