An estimated 836,000 diapers have covered more than 16,720 babies in North Carolina as part of similar efforts.

Too Small to Fail’s new line of diapers and wipes will be free to the public at many community organizations and local government centers.

Lower-income families cannot use federal aid to purchase diapers, which can cost more than $100 each month for one child.

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As a toddler mom, I've gone through tons of diapers. From the newborn days to the horrible blowout phase, some days it feels like I can't keep enough in stock. At the rate I've reached for them, I've ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Left-wing activists disrupted an event at a Jewish temple in New York this week while Democratic Rep. Tom Suozzi was speaking, ...

Sheridan residents frustrated with brown, discolored water they say hasn't improved Residents in Sheridan say they are once again dealing with discolored water, raising renewed concerns about quality ...

A Kilifi County public health officer and an environmental conservation champion, Kevin Anungo, has broken a record of collecting 2.2 tonnes of used diapers in 72 hours. In a challenge dubbed '72 ...