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We’re very excited to say that we had all our participants show up and I think we’re going to break the record,” Miller said.

Miller, who owns one of the baby boutiques involved in the event, pointed out that cloth diapering is both economical and environmentally-friendly. Organizers say that using cloth instead of disposable diapers can save the average family $2,000 per year, and keep an average of 6,000 disposable diapers – which take 250 to 500 years to decompose – produced by each baby from birth to potty-training, from going into landfills.

We support cloth diapering to really preserve our environment,” Miller added, “It’s a great way to save money also, if you’re a new mom, especially if you’re having multiple children.”

Other participating locations include communities in Australia, Japan, Chile and Japan