For most parents, dirty diapers are a downer, but when some Anchorage business owners see diapers -- cloth ones, at least -- they think dollar signs. When Angie Freeman Shephard and Theresa Perez were ...

Baby diapers contain a special science ingredient that keeps babies dry. Dissect a baby diaper to discover how this material works. Diaper Zip-top bag Scissors Water 2 cups STEP 1: Using the scissors, ...

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If this were a glam-genius movie along the lines of "The Imitation Game," we'd see an exhausted, stymied scientist changing the over-wet diaper of his cranky baby, then suddenly straightening up and ...

BERKELEY, California --Like many new mothers in this environmentally friendly city, Keri Hayes, a freelance reporter, diapers her 5-month-old daughter in cloth and biodegradable disposable diapers.

In this quick science demo, I take apart a baby diaper to reveal the surprising material that makes it so absorbent. I show how to shake out the hidden powder, mix it with water, and watch it ...

Grab a diaper and dissect it to discover a special ingredient that keeps babies dry. Materials n Baby diaper n Resealable bag Instructions STEP 1: Remove all of the cotton from the inside of the ...

Baby diapers contain a special science ingredient, which keeps babies happy and dry. Dissect a baby diaper to discover how this amazing ingredient works. JASON LINDSEY is a regional science outreach ...