Essay On Disposable Diapers

Having a baby comes with many responsibilities. It’s a daily job, fixing bottles, washing bottles, playing, giving baths, and the best part, changing diapers. A baby does not come into the world potty trained it is the parents’ responsibility to train the child. After her second child Marion Donovan wanted to come up with something to help other mothers and her. Her invention of the disposable diaper is probably used by ninety-five percent of people today. I couldn’t imagine every time I changed a diaper having to change wet clothes and bedding due to cloth diapers leaking. Although there are sometimes a disposable diaper leaks, it is much easier to just throw away the dirty diaper than to have wash it to reuse. In 1949 Saks Fifth Avenue started selling Marion Donovan’s first invention. Simply sewing a waterproof shower curtain together she created, what she called, “the boater.” It was a
He was a great worker holding many patents on things such as, pringles, jif peanut butter, and ivory soap. I would say Pampers is his best invention bringing in billions of dollars each year. Most hospitals use pampers diapers, and give packs of them to parents when a baby is born. I believe it is the most popular brand of diapers. From experience with my children, I would say Pampers is definitely the best brand. When both of my girls were born, Pampers were provided by the hospital during our stay. Being what our newborn started with that is what we continued to use at first, after leaving the hospital. Diapers can cost a family a lot of money. The cheapest pack of papers at Walmart is $8.97, which contains twenty-four diapers. They do not last very long, as a baby needs to be changed often. My husband and I had to try to cut back so we tried the cheaper diapers many times when that was all we could afford. They suck. I won’t specify which brands were bad, but Pampers never