What do I do with the diapers I didn’t use?

Question

My son went thru a growth spurt and since we always buy the large boxes of diapers I’m stuck with about 50+ unused but opened diapers. I’d hate to throw them out and I thought of maybe posting on Facebook if anyone needs extra diapers for their babies but I’m unsure if I should since the diapers are already opened. What do you guys do with the unused diapers you have?

Answer

Give them to a shelter that houses women and children.

Answer

I donate mine to the local pregnancy center or my church

Answer

I saved some for baby #2, which I knew would eventually come. I also gave some to our church nursery.

Answer

You can post on FB ... but I’ve taken open packs of diapers back to Target and they’ve allowed me to exchange them, depends on how many are missing though, I have only used less than 10.

Answer

Posting on fb would be a good idea

Answer

You could save them for a close friend’s baby shower and make them a diaper cake.

Answer

Do you want more kids ? Do you have a family who is planning on having kids or already pregnant? Friends? Co-workers? Neighbors? You can donate then to Goodwill, you can bring them to your church (most churches have a nursery, and extra diapers are always welcome!) Give them to your local daycare. Donate them to a women's center or shelter. 
To be honest there’s lots of people who need them.

Answer

Posting on facebook is a good idea, or give them to a friend, save them for a baby shower, take to local church/shelter/wic/hospital for donation. Im not sure if a hospital would take them but worth a shot.

Answer

If somebody is really in need they won’t deny the diapers just because they are open.

Answer

Local child cares might also take them to donate

What do I do with the diapers I didn’t use?

Let's Glow!

The Top Baby Tracker App: Embrace New Beginnings with Tender Care

The Top Fertility Tracker App: Your Path to Achieving Pregnancy

The Top Pregnancy App: Nurturing Your Journey to Motherhood

The Top Period Tracker for Empowering Your Menstrual Health Journey