Founding Moms Pre-Sale — First Production Run
Beamama is built for the night — a core designed to keep skin dry until morning. And we publish the documents behind every claim, instead of asking you to trust the label.
“I flew 20 hours to China to choose who makes my son's diapers. This is what I found.”
Be one of the first 500 founding families
Founding Lot 1 price per diaper
$0.39
Locked for 12 months. Box about $78. Regular price $0.59 per diaper.
Be among the first in Lot 1 — 100 spots at $0.39.
Founding pricing runs in five lots from $0.39 to $0.44 — when a lot fills, the next one starts.
See the math, publishedDiaper pulp starts out brown. Factories bleach it white — and how they bleach it is the part most brands never explain.
ECF pulp, the kind most premium brands use, is bleached with chlorine dioxide. Chlorine bleaching creates dioxins and other chlorinated compounds as byproducts. Most are washed away — but most is not a word we accept for something pressed against newborn skin 24 hours a day.
TCF means Totally Chlorine Free: the pulp is bleached with oxygen and peroxide instead. No chlorine, in any form, at any step.
Why it matters: newborn skin is thinner and more absorbent than adult skin, and the diaper area is warm, damp and covered — exactly where irritation starts. So we removed the whole category: no chlorine-bleached pulp, no fragrance, no lotions, no phthalates. And we publish the certificate number, so you never have to take our word for it.
That is what premium means here. Not softer words — fewer chemicals, with the documents to prove it.
Longer stretches of sleep — an absorbent core measured in milliliters, built to keep him feeling dry through the night.
Calm, comfortable skin — nothing unnecessary touches it: no chlorine bleaching, no fragrance, no lotions.
One less thing to worry about — the right size always arrives, and size exchanges are free. Forever.
Real prices — checked where you would check them.
Beamama — Founding Moms
On their site (subscription)
$0.39–0.44 (five founding lots)
At retail (checked Nov 2, 2026)
Sold direct only
Beamama — regular price
On their site (subscription)
$0.59
At retail (checked Nov 2, 2026)
Sold direct only
Coterie
On their site (subscription)
$0.52
At retail (checked Nov 2, 2026)
$0.68 (Thrive Market)
Dyper
On their site (subscription)
$0.46
At retail (checked Nov 2, 2026)
$0.54 (Babylist, monthly box)
Healthy Baby
On their site (subscription)
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At retail (checked Nov 2, 2026)
$0.45 (Target)
Freestyle
On their site (subscription)
$0.37–0.40
At retail (checked Nov 2, 2026)
$0.35 (Target)
Parasol
On their site (subscription)
$0.30
At retail (checked Nov 2, 2026)
$0.34 (Target)
Parasol and Freestyle cost less per diaper than we do. We do not win on price alone — we win on proof: a published FSC chain of custody, measured absorption in milliliters, and a founding price locked for 12 months.
Retail prices checked Nov 2, 2026 — Coterie: Thrive Market, Size 2, 31 ct, $20.99. Parasol: Target, Size 1, 88 ct, $29.99. Freestyle: Target, Size 2, 72 ct, $24.99. Dyper: Babylist, monthly box, Size 1, 216 ct, $117. Healthy Baby: Target, Size 1, 66 ct, $29.99. Per-diaper prices vary by size; larger sizes hold fewer diapers per pack. Subscription prices from each brand own site, Nov 1, 2026. We re-check these prices monthly; if we cannot verify them, this table comes down. On Amazon, the same brands often sell in smaller packs at higher per-diaper prices — for example Parasol Size 4, 52 ct, was $41.22 ($0.79 per diaper) on Nov 2, 2026. Each brand above is listed at its standard retail pack so the comparison stays on the same basis.
500 founding families
Founding price ladder
The lot you join is your price — locked for 12 months from your first box.
Be one of the first 500 founding families
Transparency
Every promise above comes with a document. Before the first box ships, Beamama publishes:
FSC certificate number
of the pulp
Country of origin
of the pulp
TCF share
of the absorbent core
Absorption in ml
by size
Lab reports
behind every claim
Every premium brand claims transparency. None publishes a certificate number. We will.
Founder-auditor
With a son on the way, Elton didn't want to pick a diaper from a spec sheet. He flew to China and toured diaper factories in person — the lines, the pulp, the paperwork.
Suppliers whose minimums and specs didn't meet the standard were turned down. The final maker is being chosen in the open, and the whole search is documented on Instagram.
Be one of the first 500 founding families