Cloth Diaper Podcast: Recent Episodes
Bailey Bouwman | Cloth Diaper Podcast
Sharing stories of cloth diapering from brands, retailers & parents around the world. The Cloth Diaper Podcast strives to share the lived experience of diapering to help you navigate sustainable parenting.
In this podcast episode, the host Bailey is joined by Karen Berkey to discuss their experiences in the cloth diapering community. They talk about how cloth diapering has become a hobby and a way to connect with others, especially during times of isolation. They touch on the challenges of dealing with negativity and judgment within cloth diapering groups, emphasizing the importance of kindness and open-mindedness. They also share how information overload can overwhelm and discourage parents, leading to abandonment of cloth diapering efforts. The conversation explores the diversity of experiences and approaches within the cloth diapering community, and the need for more supportive and inclusive spaces. Bailey and Karen reflect on the evolving nature of their involvement in cloth diapering and express a desire to continue helping and supporting others in a low-pressure and positive manner.
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Thanks for tuning into the Cloth Diaper Podcast. This is an indie podcast is a space to learn about cloth diapering through other parents, brands, and creators from around the world.
Bailey now owns Nest & Sprout, a maternity and children’s boutique in Prince George, BC. This is where you can find her to connect on cloth diapers, business and more.
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Guess what?! Cloth Diaper Podcast host Bailey Bouwman has listed her diaper stash for sale on Nest & Sprout! The former host is ready to move on, and we’ve got over 175 different diapers from around the world ready for you to shop at like new condition.
Shop the collection: https://nestandsprout.ca/collections/cloth-diaper-podcast-diaper-sale
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In this episode, we hear from a cloth diaper consultant in Germany who discusses the benefits of cloth diapering and the role of consultants in supporting parents through the process. She shares insights on the importance of ongoing education and networking among consultants, as well as the value of sharing knowledge and resources rather than hoarding them. This episode sheds light on the growing cloth diapering movement in Europe and highlights the need for more awareness and accessibility of sustainable parenting practices worldwide.
Theresa, the co-founder of Lunapaca shares her story of innovation within the cloth diapering industry. This is a fantastic conversation challenging many of the things we tell ourselves in pursuit of a simple solution to diapers that uses less plastic, less washing, and less of everything.
The Lunapaca diaper is available direct: https://lunapaca.com/en-ca
Or Canadians can shop at Nest & Sprout: https://nestandsprout.ca/products/lunapaca-diaper-cover
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An update on the Cloth Diaper Podcast and the sudden hiatus over the summer months, and the future of where we from here.
Topics Explored
- Why the break from the cloth diaper podcast
- Navigating my new business
- The End of the Flats & Handwashing Challenge
- Future of this show and me.
The Cloth Diaper Podcast continues to be supported by sponsors, affiliates, and my own retail business - www.nestandsprout.ca
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Kayleigh is a cloth diapering parent, but she shares her story of starting a babywearing brand, navigating the baby industry and parenting, in this off topic, but somehow related episode of the podcast.
Shop and learn more: https://www.heritagebaby.ca
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Sometimes it can feel like every day another cloth diaper brand is popping up, bringing you new prints and ideas - but behind every brand is a person, a wonderful and caring human passionate about building their own community for reusables.
Today's episode is with Candace, the owner of Twisted Mystic Tushies and she shares her cloth diaper journey, her business journey, and the future for her brand and person.
Shop online: https://twistedmystictushies.com
This is the story of Spunky Rumps, a new work at home seamstress sewing up all things cloth diapers including the The BeEflat, Pocket Control, Pocket Fitted, and more. She shares her introduction to cloth diapering, navigating her new small business, and dreams for the future.
Shop online: https://spunkyrumps.com
This episode of the cloth Diaper Podcast is sponsored by Happy BeeHinds - now one of the largest retailers of cloth diapers in the United States, this small business is proud to bring you products like Spunky Rumps and their own house brand. Shop with them today: https://happybeehinds.com
There are so many ways that people find themselves is the cloth diaper industry, and today we share the story of the Sumo Diaper and how inventing a textile resulted in Louisa designing a diaper - a diaper made with innovative new technology, and many layers of custom woven fabric.
Learn more and be prepared for their kick starter campaign: https://sumodiaper.com/en/english/
I'll insert something here soon, but you gotta check out this brand.
Shop Bayrli Diapers: https://bayrli.com
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Naomi shares her story of cloth diapering and the struggles of a newborn who is a super soaker maxing out her homemade fitted diapers made of up cycled t-shirts. In this show we chat about navigating heavy wetters, sewing your own diapers, and tackling the experience of cloth diapering for the first time.
This show is sponsored by the Blythe Life. The Blythe Life is an up-and-coming US based small batch manufacture and retailer of baby kids, women, and home goods. Shop the Blythe Life: https://theblythelife.com
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Remember early March 2020, and supplies were limited? Nicole, then on her fourth baby, decided to check out cloth diapering. Two years later, a shout out from Mari at Petite Crown, and Nicole is making the most beautiful pocket cloth diapers, and clothing for families around the world.
Learn the story of McCozy Bottoms on today's show: https://www.mccozybottoms.com
This show is sponsored by Shine Cloth Diapers
Shine Diapers: handmade and curated in Las Vegas, Shine Diapers has been a long time supporter and advocate for cloth diapering with ready to ship cloth diaper covers, fitted diapers, and other amazing products including Black Lives Matter merchandise and buttons.
Shop with Shine Cloth Today: https://shinecloth.com
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Cloth diapering parent, Jill shares her camping with cloth diaper experience and how she navigated through the weekend trip via canoe in the backcountry of Ontario, Canada. This episode is a fantastic reminder of navigating through new adventures as a family, and how we incorporate diapering, or embrace the challenge of diapering.
This show is sponsored by Redwood Cloth Diapers
At Redwood Cloth, we want to make it easy and affordable for parents to choose a more sustainable way to diaper their children.
Helping to preserve and protect the environment for our younger generations is at the forefront of our mind at Redwood Cloth. We donate a portion of our annual revenue to The Save the Redwoods League and are constantly evaluating and implementing more sustainable business practices.
There are also bundles regularly available at redwoodcloth.com to make building your stash easy!
Questions asked/answered in this episode * Would you go camping with cloth diapers again? * What type of stash did you build for camping? * How did you wash cloth diapers when camping? * Why did you take cloth diapers camping?
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unceeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
Katrina shares her story of starting an online cloth diaper business focused in simplicity and sustainability. The owner of Peanut & Poppet, this online UK Nappy business is challenging the status quo with a no nonsense approach to diaper laundry inspired by her own journey into cloth diapering.
Shop her store: https://www.peanutandpoppet.com
Earth Day Directory: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/earth-day-2022/
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You may know that Laura Ankrum as the face at Thirsties Diapers. She's well known for her video content, cloth diaper courses, and just being that person you talk to online when in the Thirsties social spaces. This Spring she announced that she's moving on, and we've taken this opportunity to share her story, experiences, and answer a few questions from you.
This show is sponsored by you. Thank you for your ongoing support, and purchasing my book, shopping my affiliate links, and picking up stickers for the show.
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unceeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
Laura Durenberger, the host of Raising Eco Minimalists, joins me to talk about the journey of sustainability as new parents and how to raise more eco friendly kids, while taking care of ourselves.
Unlike every other episode of the Cloth Diaper Podcast, this episode shares a story of struggle because for Laura cloth didn't work out, and she set a really important boundary and expectation of herself by putting cloth aside for her mental health and well being.
Listen to Raising Eco Minimalists: https://www.raisingecominimalists.com
This episode of the Cloth Diaper Podcast is sponsored by Esembly.
Esembly is a compete reusable diapering system. Everything new parents need from super-soft organic diapers and cloth-friendly skincare, to upcycled storage bags and specially-formulated, patent-pending detergent. By providing everything you need from birth to potty training, Esembly makes cloth diapering easy and approachable. And with limited edition collaborations with artists like Oliver Jeffers and Reyna Noriega, Esembly diapers are simply stunning!
Visit Esemblybaby.com to learn more, and use code CLOTHDIAPERPOD20 for 20% off your first order. Esembly is also available on Target, Indigo, Amazon US and Amazon Canada.
Questions asked on Show 102 of the Cloth Diaper Podcast
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Questions asked in this episode of the Cloth Diaper Podcast
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Graphic artist by day, and cloth diaper hustler by night - the Kinder Cloth Family is a passion project started by Krystal, and embraced by her husband Gannon. This family owned business is collaborating with new artists and graphic designers to bring you a wide selection of styles and prints to satisfy your cloth diaper collection.
Shop Kinder Cloth Diapers: https://kinderclothdiapers.com
This show is sponsored by Geffen Baby.
Geffen Baby is the leader in hemp inserts and diapering solutions. Proudly made in the United States, goes above and beyond to ensure that you get the best product for their customers. They make their own fabric, cut, and sew it all in house.
Ready to try Geffen Baby? Use coupon cold podcast20 to save 20% off your next order https://geffenbaby.com/discount/podcast20. Geffen Baby inserts, prefolds and fitted diapers are available in a variety of sizes to give you that custom fit for your baby’s needs. I’m not sure how long that coupon will be around for, so shop quickly!
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unceeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
Wow, this is the 100th episode of the Cloth Diaper Podcast - that's over shows dedicated to talking about cloth diapers, and a few overlap topics. I have a full season of shows to continue.
The 100th episode with cloth nappy mama Millie and her project #oneyearincloth - she shares us about why she's keeping track of the number of diaper changes she does, and how your cloth journey has uraveled.
Find Millie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themoonandmarley/
This show is sponsored by Handcraft.
There's a new Cloth Diaper on the block-- Handcraft Reusable Cloth Diapers with a unique Colorwise Sizing System! Forget all the buttons, tabs and waste of baggy diapers, the Handcraft colorwise sizing system is designed to grow seamlessly with your child and make tough changing sessions easy. Handcrafts diaper shells are made from an internally laminated secure polyester and an eco-friendly bamboo snap in liner.
Purchase Handcraft Cloth Diapers on Amazon.com along with on Instagram and Facebook at Handcraft Diapers Questions Asked in this episode of the Cloth Diaper Podcast
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-100/
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Sara shares the founding story of Tidy Tots diapers from research & development to current day manufacturing in upstate New York. The Tidy Tots diaper took a village to create and its loved by parents around the world. Like many brands, the Tidy Tots story is one of ups and downs, but you'll fall in love with the passion behind this innovative new design.
Shop with Tidy Tots: https://www.tidytotsdiapers.com
This show is brought to you by Humbird Wool.
Humbird wool is a slow fashion business making quality handmade clothing and accessories with sustainable fabrics sourced in the European Union. Experience fashion and comfort with handmade clothing, diapers and wool products. Visit humbirdwool.com to shop a selection of custom merino jersey clothing with dozens of patterns and items that can be customized to your body, style, and size. Humbird looks to balance sustainable fashion with comfort and style.
Save the Date - April 6, 2022 at 7am PT Dawn & I will go live on Instagram to talk about sustainable fashion and her early Earth Day Sale. You'll want to be following us on social media to get all the details on that and more.
Questions Asked in this episode of the Cloth Diaper Podcast
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-99/
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Tamica shares that every new parent should pick up a potty training book ASAP, ideally at your baby shower, and start to think about how you'll approach potty training in in the months and weeks ahead. But, if you're joining us at 3.5 years, wondering what to do, this is still the show for you.
Let me introduce you to Tamica, a potty training expert who will help guide and support you through her potty training boot camp and resources (including a program for care providers).
Visit them online: https://www.pottyschmotty.com
Find her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pottyschmotty/
This show is sponsored by Purrfectzone.
Purrfectzone was found in 2017. We believe in customer experience and try our best to listen to our customer's feedback. We designed our sprayer kit by listening carefully to our customer's feedback. It's great to use for rinsing your child's potty seat!
Shop now on Amazon. Use Promo code CLOTH22H12 at checkout to get 30% off. Offer expires on March 10.
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Nicki shares the story of launching Nicki's Knickers, a work at home mom cloth diaper business with big plans of growing. We chat about her new wool blend, the e-flat, and her family. This is a great show of inspiration and hope for the future as her business expands with new opportunities.
Shop her: https://nickiesknickers.com
Questions asked in the show include,
- When did Nicki's Knickers Start
- What is the E-Flat?
- Milling her custom wool textile for diapering
- biggest challenge in launching her business
- dream of moving her business and growing it
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
Today we are chatting with Linnea, the owner and founder behind Lilbus, a Swedish cloth diaper brand. We chat about her diapering journey, starting a business, and convincing her preschool to get on board with cloth diapering.
Lilbus creates cloth diapers, pads and other reusable products. They are a family based business in Sweden.
Check out her brand: lilbus.se
Visit the podcast Lilla Fluff Podden: https://pod.space/lillafluffpodden
Questions asked in this show include:
- cloth diapering like in Sweden? Is it mainstream?
- What inspired you to start a cloth diaper brand in Sweden?
- what was your biggest challenge in starting cloth diapering?
- What is the Lilbus cloth diaper brand?
- How does this brand embrace elimination communication?
- Why do you make diapers with linen?
this episode of the cloth diaper podcast is sponsored by Bungies Diapers. You can shop for a monthly diaper subscription at www.bungiesdiapers.com.
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Lauren joins me again to chat about her business, the preorder industry, and what to expect form her in the future. In this show we really talk about the learning process in preordering and why some business check out this model.
I will have a cheat sheet download available on my website show notes for you to capture this episodes information: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-95.
- Why BumBumBabies stopped doing preorders
- What is the mistake preorder businesses make? What is going on?
- Lead Time on cloth diaper manufacturing
- Why should I order from a preorder?
- What should I double check before ordering?
- What can we expect from BumBumBabies in 2022?
To shop with BumBumBabies: https://bumbumbabies.com
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Now that we've walked through the basics of cloth diapers for a beginner, where do you go buy cloth diapers?
In this episode we talk about
- shopping directly with cloth diaper brands
- shopping with cloth diaper boutiques and retailers
- shopping second-hand cloth diapers
- shopping with amazon
This is a brief conversation of where to buy cloth diapers in the modern marketplace.
We'll be taking a hiatus from the 101 content to push through some great interviews in the coming weeks up to Earth Day 2021
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Let's meet Deja, the owner of Shine Cloth, as she emerges into 2022 with new products for you to enjoy. But first, we must get to know the story of Shine Cloth and where she has come, and where she is going. This is a must-listen episode, it is long!
Her website: https://shinecloth.com
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Welcome to a new series: Cloth 101 an introduction to cloth diapering for beginners. Every other week for the next few months we'll go through the basics of cloth diapering via short podcast episodes to help you learn about cloth, see if it's right for you, and find inspiration to switch to reusables.
- What is a cloth diaper?
- Why cloth diapers?
- How to cloth diaper
- When to start cloth diapers
- Where to buy cloth diapers
Start when you are ready to start, but also you’ll never be ready so just do it.
You can start cloth diapering at birth, or you can start at 18 months. It’s never too late to start cloth diapering, there’s always a way to navigate through any barrier.
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newborn cloth diapers
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toddlerhood cloth diapers
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swim diapers and pull on training pants
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-notes/
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Miranda, formally from Kansas, shares her experience learning to wash cloth diapers in water as hard rocks. This family now has a water softener, but over the past few years cloth diapering three boys, she's learned a few tricks to experimenting and finding her grove in wash routines.
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This show is brought to you by Little Fanny Pant Diapers. Little Fanny Pants has a passion for reusable products. Their goal is to provide modern cloth diapers made from high-quality materials that are designed to last. LFP designed their diapers to be user friendly, featuring amazing vibrant prints you will love. Are you tired of wasting money on disposable diapers? It has never been easier to cloth diaper, save money, and help the environment! Make the switch today.
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Welcome to a new series: Cloth 101 an introduction to cloth diapering for beginners. Every other week for the next few months we'll go through the basics of cloth diapering via short podcast episodes to help you learn about cloth, see if it's right for you, and find inspiration to switch to reusables.
Today’s conversation is about how to cloth diaper, and its as simple as grabbing an absorbent blanket and wrapping it around baby and washing it, or as complex as buying luxury all in one diapers from your favourite retailer and doing three day wash routine.
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assembling cloth diapers
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tackling poopy cloth diapers
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simple wash routine
Check out the Blog Post:
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Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-notes/
Cloth 102 Series Coming in 2022
Canadian Cloth Diaper Brand Earth & Pebble shares her story of learning to cloth diaper, starting a brand, advocating, and embracing elimination communication.
Like other podcasts, this is a casual conversation between two cloth diapering parents who enjoy finding new ways to share the love of diapers.
Check out her brand: https://www.earthandpebble.com
Review: https://www.simplymombailey.com/earth-pebble-pocket-diaper-review/
Welcome to a new series: Cloth 101 an introduction to cloth diapering for beginners. Every other week for the next few months we'll go through the basics of cloth diapering via short podcast episodes to help you learn about cloth, see if it's right for you, and find inspiration to switch to reusables.
Cloth diapering is most often a choice parents can make for several reasons including financial, environmental, health, and personal preference.
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Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-notes/
Cloth 102 Series Coming in 2022
This year, Unicorn Clean has taken the cloth diaper community by storm. Families around the world are having a positive experience with this simple eco-friendly detergent. So what's the deal?
Melanie joins me today to share about her families story of starting a detergent brand, and what you need to know to get Unicorn Clean products to work for you.
Check out Karen's Unicorn Clean Story: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/i-found-my-unicorn-wash-routine-with-unicorn-clean/
Unicorn Clean: https://www.unicornclean.com
Welcome to a new series: Cloth 101 an introduction to cloth diapering for beginners. Every other week for the next few months we'll go through the basics of cloth diapering via short podcast episodes to help you learn about cloth, see if it's right for you, and find inspiration to switch to reusables.
The modern cloth diaper is not your grandma’s cloth diapers. It’s not even your parents’ cloth diaper. While traditional diaper styles are still available and loved by many, modern approaches to cloth diapering have tackled all the things that just didn’t work out.
Check out the Blog Post: https://www.simplymombailey.com/cloth-101-goodbye-rubber-pants-hello-modern-diapers/
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-notes/
Cloth 102 Series Coming in 2022
It is such an honour to have Katie Hair join me on the Cloth Diaper Podcast and share about her journey as an advocate for the Cloth Option alleviating Diaper Need in the Las Vegas Area. The Cloth Option is a cloth diaper diaper bank supporting families across the United States access cloth diapers.
This is part of a series with other Cloth Diaper Banks to share the stories of impact, the options available to parents, and model some of the amazing programs across the United States.
- Milwaukee Diaper Mission, Meaghan
- Salem Cloth Project, Kaileigh
- Jakes Diapers, Katie
- Diapers for Delmarva, Nichole & Renee
A few thoughts on what to expect for a cloth diaper Black Friday. Got questions, come find me on Instagram and lets chat about things.
Cloth Diaper Black Friday Directory: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/cloth-diaper-black-friday-sales-2021/
Blog Post: https://www.simplymombailey.com/what-to-expect-for-black-friday-2021-cloth-diaper/
Part 2 of the conversation with Stephanie Gross from Bumby Wool where we wrap up this conversation about washing to summarize the very basics of hand washing, my frequently asked questions, and the future of Bumby Wool.
Check out part 1 to learn where Bumby Started, and the basics behind this wool washing strategy.
Learn more: www.bumbywool.com
This is part one of a two part series with Stephanie Gross, the owner of Bumby Wool. Today we share the journey of starting her wool diapering business, and the foundation of washing wool.
The second part of this episode will be released next week and show case a wrap up of the wash routine, with questions about wool washing, followed by her business in the future and where she wants to go.
Learn More: www.bumbywool.com
Timea & I sat down to chat about her cloth diaper business, but I think this show evolved into a conversation about two people in the cloth diaper industry to find their place in the world.
Time is the owner of a diaper service in the Buffalo area, she is focused on sustainability and creating products that support families. We talk about some of the challenges of the industry, and creating, and doing the things we want to do.
https://www.buffalobabybums.com
6 years ago, when I started cloth diapering, I started with a stash of prefold diapers, size 1 covers, and a few microfibre all in one’s from the popular brand (at the time). The first few months I stumbled through wash routines and leaks trying to figure out how to cloth diaper and how to transition into motherhood. It was a messy time.
Today, I’m a Cloth Diaper author, podcaster and consultant. During these past six years since having my babies and cloth diapering, I’m still finding new ways to help guide parents through the information and feel supported and empowered in their decisions.
https://www.simplymombailey.com/6-years-later-what-i-wish-i-knew-in-my-first-year-of-cloth-diapering/
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Sharing with you one of the NEWEST cloth diaper brands to launch this month! Pōhai is the mama and owner behind Kaleimama, a small 'Ohana-owned business based in Honolulu Hawai'i.
Kaleimama is one of the first Indigenous-owned cloth diaper brands to launch into this community, and I've got the exclusive details.
Shop: https://kaleimamo.com
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This is a candid conversation about how to manage poop & diapers.
We talk about which poop you can wash, which you can't, a few real strategies to removing poop, and a quick start to tackling stains.
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Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-23
Common Crazy: http://www.commoncrazy.com
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Liz is the owner of Common Crazy, a small retail shop in Michigan providing families with support to diapering.
Laura joins me to share her story behind the Nappy Gurus and this episode becomes a little less about cloth diapering, and a little about growing an amazing cloth nappy business. Sometimes we pivot, and it's less about why and how of cloth diapering, and about overcoming challenges and finding new ways to advocate and empower others to cloth diaper.
Shop the Nappy Gurus: https://www.thenappygurus.com
Show NoteS: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-78
I wanted to take a break from back to back stories of cloth diaper brands and retailers and just chat about what's going on in my head. This summer, I have consulted with many different brands, businesses and creators to share ideas, think about how we can do things.
And one of the biggest things we need is you.
This is a short episode of just my thoughts on a Saturday afternoon after editing multiple episodes. I wanted to remind you that we need you to be an advocate, and that you know more than you think you know, and that you can do all those things you want to do.
Don't wait to be an admin.
Just go do it with kindness and love.
https://www.clothdiaperpdocast.com/show-77
Join Derrin as we learn about Cooper Rose, a small shop diaper made in the United States with high quality natural fibres. It was such a pleasure to chat with this busy mama and learn how she gets diapers to your door without being a seamstress. Sometimes, cloth diaper brands are passionate women who inspire and hire others to make their dreams come true.
Shop Cooper Rose: https://cooperrosebaby.com
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-76
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From selling on Kijiji to scaling at an international level, David from La Petite Ourse shares his story of building a cloth diaper brand. Based out of the Montreal Area, LPO diapers are a well-designed product at an incredibly affordable cost. David is a very fast talker, but incredibly passionate about his diapering business and the journey that go this brand to where it is.
Shop LPO: https://lapetiteourseusa.com
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-75
Kaileigh from the Salem Cloth Project joins me today to talk about what is the Salem Cloth Project and how they support families in their region access diapers, feel empowered to cloth diaper, and make small changes to low waste products.
This is a fantastic episode.
I love it.
Salem Cloth Project: https://salemclothproject.org
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-74/
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Even though we LOVE cloth diapered bottoms, sometimes we need to cover them up. Banyan Babes Clothing creates thrifted wardrobes for babies based on parent specifications. With fully recyclable shipping materials and worldwide carbon neutral shipping you can feel good about supporting this Mom run business.
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It's been three years of bringing you over 70 episodes of cloth diapering stories from brands, retailers and parents around the world.
Anna's audio quality has a low buzz that I was unable to correct, warning that this may not be comfortable listening experience for everyone
Today we circle back to chat with Anna from Nerdy Momma's Cloth Diapers. Anna was one of my first guests on the show. So we catch up and chat about where she is today, some of our goals in the cloth diaper community, and some of the challenges about growing cloth diaper businesses in 2021.
This is a conversation between cloth diaper friends, and I look forward to bringing you another year of cloth diapering content.
Danielle shares her story of cloth diapering on the Cloth Diaper Podcast. This mom of two also gave us an insight into the how and why she got started leading cloth diaper classes in her local community. We also chatted about how she used reusable period products in her post partum period, and a few other conversations.
Show 75 of the Cloth Diaper Podcast
This episode is a casual conversation that goes in a few different directions. Sometimes that's how motherhood and cloth diapering can go. Hope you leave inspired and look forward to learning more from other cloth diaper parents in the future.
Show notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-72/
Katie Kilsdonk is the Program Manager and Volunteer Coordinator at Jakes Diapers. Jakes Diapers serves families around the world with accessing washable diapers to help address the ongoing global issue of diaper need.
Listen to learn about the origin, future, and motives behind this important part of the cloth diaper community.
Learn more: http://www.jakesdiapers.org
This episode of the Cloth Diaper Podcast is with Jen from Sweet Cloth Bums. This Ex Pat mom living in the United Kingdom shares with us why she started cloth diapering, her experience with flats, and why you should try flat cloth diapers.
This interview was for the Flats & Handwashing Challenge to bring more stories of parents using flats because Flat Diapers have a marketing issue.
https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-70/
Meaghan Johnson joins us again to share her story of starting the Milwaukee Diaper Mission a diaper bank supporting families with cloth diapers, disposable diapers, and period products. She shares why and how she started a cloth diaper bank and resources for others who might be interested in making this happen in your community.
Diaper Banks need an array of volunteers and supports to get started. This is part of a special series for the 2021 Flats Challenge
Show notes will be available at www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-69/
Pam reached out to share her story about using flat diapers on the Cloth Diaper Podcast, but this episode is more about the important work she does as a cloth diaper influencer and community leader in the Philippines. Pam's experience and background in social work really shapes her passion and we talk about how to support parents, how to support businesses, and some of the bigger government work that needs to be done.
The international cloth diaper community is a fantastic space to support and we have so many of the same goals. I hope that we all learn and feel inspired this year about how we can create inclusive content and maybe dream bigger and think about the social policies we need to better support cloth diapering, families, and the reusable industry.
This is show 68 of the Cloth Diaper Podcast
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-68/
Latheefa shares her cloth diapering journey from the Maldives. This is a story of the incredible strength and wisdom we all have to problem solve and cloth diaper our families.
This show is sponsored by Lilly & Frank Cloth Diapers. Lilly & Frank makes high quality fitted diapers in Canada for parents looking for an absorbent night or day diapering solution. Shop today:
Show notes continued to be delayed until transcription can return due to health issues: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-67/
Earth Day 2021 Sales have started with the best sales coming on April 22, 2021 - https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/earth-day-2021/
We last chatted with Karen in 2019 for Show 24 of the Cloth Diaper Podcast. I'm excited to chat with her today, again, to give you an update on what's happening with the event admits a global pandemic.
Virtual events and a few in person small events are now made possible with changes and updates to this incredible global event.
I will be hosting a GCDC with Anna from Nerdy Mommas - https://fb.me/e/3HfXgrCv6
Learn More: https://thegcdc.weebly.com
Show Notes may be delayed.
Join me in a longer chat with Gaëlle the owner of Charlie Banana. This show is special because we're talking about the founding of a cloth diaper brand over a decade ago, and a what a decade of passionate entrepreneurship can achieve for a brand.
Shop:
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-65/
Today I'm joined with Eve Bell from Baba + Boo Cloth Nappies in the United Kingdom. This is a fantastic episode about the longevity of the cloth nappy industry, the power of growth, our role as women entrepreneurs, and this incredible brand.
Enjoy this episode and feel inspired to be you and lets' make waves through collaboration and coming together in the cloth nappy industry.
Brand: https://www.babaandboo.com
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-64/
Liz Turrigiano is one of three behind the new brand - Esembly Baby. Liz shares with us the story of launching a cloth diaper brand after the success of Diaper Kind (a cloth diaper service in New York State). She brings with her over a year of cloth diapering experience into this story of the diaper, the detergent, and the ambition for the future.
Shop: https://www.esemblybaby.com
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-63/
Today's show is with Kristine V from Little Fanny Pants. Her story into cloth diapering is a little different but her passion to create a product, work with suppliers, and ensure that families around the world have access to a great cloth diaper is there and strong. Join us today to learn more about this up and coming new cloth diaper brand.
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-62/
--- This show is sponsored by Nerdy Mommas. Nerdy Mommas is a small cloth diaper brand specializing in custom art prints and designs with your favourite fandoms. Learn more at nerdy mommas.com
Some of us travel casually for fun. And some of us travel regularly for our job - that's Margaret, and she's joined me on the Cloth Diaper Podcast to share her experience and wisdom about traveling with cloth diapers. This the show you need to listen to whether you want to cross town, or the continent. Margaret is full of insightful information to support you in your cloth diaper journey.
This show is sponsored by Kinder Cloth Diapers.
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-61/
Where does one even start with this story? Blythe is the amazing woman, mother, creator, and champion of mama's behind the business The Blythe Life. This work at home based cloth diaper business is the innovator behind a unique patent-pending pre-flat styled diaper.
Blythe shares her journey of motherhood, of starting a business, and we talk about the design, the textiles, and her dreams for the future.
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-60/
When you don't find what you need, sometimes you go out and do it yourself. And that's exactly what Jade is doing with Krunchy Kulture, a new cloth diaper brand dedicated to giving the representation that Black families do cloth diaper.
We talk about her story, her journey in manufacturing, and what cloth diaper brands can continue to do to support Black Lives.
Oops, Iknow I say show 58, but its actually show 59!
Krunchy Kulture is a Black owned cloth diaper company here to provide cute and comfortable cloth diapers to you. We strive to provide visibility and representation of the Black and brown families in the cloth diaper community.
Krunchy Kulture diapers will be available January 2021. This show was recorded in November 2020, and show notes available at https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-59/
Amanda Jessup, co-author of Counting Cloth, joins me today to chat about writing cloth diaper books and creating for the cloth diaper community. This is a longer episode as we got chatty talking about the book writing process, my book, some of the challenges of self-publishing and our goals and dreams for future creative projects.
I hope you enjoy, I really enjoyed re-listening to this show. This is the last new episode of 2020, and look forward to 2021 content.
Louise joins me from Denmark to share her story in creating Elskbar Reusables. Elskbar is a Danish cloth diaper brand featuring a snap-in diaper made with natural fibres and beautiful neutral prints. This cloth diaper brand launched the summer of 2020 and is now available in retailers around the world.
You can find the show notes for the Cloth Diaper Podcast at https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-57/
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This is a slower-paced conversation, as Romi and I chat about diapering in Argentina, motherhood, and her journey in cloth diapering. Romi is a cloth diaper parent, and influencer, with a wealth of information and support for new parents.
Find her on IG @PICI.VNVM
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We are chatting with the owner and founder of Noble Bebe Diapers. Reina is a mom, seamstresses and all around good conversation. She shares with me why she started cloth diapering, how she got into pre flats, and we talk about Spanish language, cloth diapering creating, and textiles.
To learn more visit www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-55/
Aisha is the creative mama behind the Diaper Dawg and Spray Collar. Today she joins me on the show to share how she problem solved some of the yuck out of cloth diapering.
Like many of us, she didn't like touching dirty diapers and needed a better answer for keeping the spray in. That's how the Diaper Dawg and Spray collar came to be. You'll love this show with her.
Shop Affiliate Link: https://diaperdawgs.com/?click_id=clothdiaperpodcast
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-54/
Elizabeth joins me today to share her story, challenges, and adventure of cloth diapering beyond 3/4 years old. This is a show about what she looks for in diapers and the challenges of finding a diaper that works for a bigger kid.
As a special needs parents, Elizabeths story might bring you some comfort in knowing you are not alone in navigating through diapering past toddlerhood.
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-53/
Ege creates and sews diapers in Estonia as Weeking Diapers – and it sounds like Vikings, and Weekings is a tiny king, and a word play. She’s been a cloth diapering parent for a few years and has a created a fitted cloth diaper without the traditional rubber elastics. She creates a variety of different absorbent diapers.
Message her via Instagram, or find her shop on Etsy.
Show Notes: http://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-52/
Join Majaliwa, the founder of Pooters Diapers, share about her cloth diaper journey starting her cloth diaper business and her passion for the future. Majaliwa story talks about designing a fitted diaper for her son, manufacturing overseas, and conversations around diaper need and the future of the brand.
GIVEAWAY WEEK OF AUGUST 17, 2020 FOR FITTED DIAPER ON INSTAGRAM
If there is no sound... skip to minute five. A new file was uploaded mid morning August 17.
Show Notes - https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-51/
This is my first conversation directly with a detergent maker. Sylvia is a mom living in the Chicago area. She shared with me her story about finding a detergent that would work for her family of 6 without causing any skin irritation. She also wanted the detergent to work with cloth diapers.
We're going to talk about some of the honest realities of plant-based detergents and diapering. We're going to talk about what her detergent is about and some of the questions I had.
Dinobi Detergents is a black-owned detergent in the Chicago area shipping around the world. To shop visit: https://www.dinobidetergent.com
Show notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-50/
Today’s episode is with Mari from Petite Crown. Mari is the founder and owner behind this California-based cloth diaper company.
We talk about her product development, manufacturing, diaper need, and challenges.
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It's been two years since my trailer dropped for the Cloth Diaper Podcast. That means it's been over two years of dreaming about this project. Today's show is an AMA episode with a 5-6 questions from listeners about cloth diapering.
Here's the Questions
What is the best insert for heavy wetters without being bulky?
How do you emotionally handle it when a new print is released and you know that you have more than enough diapers?
Do you store stuffed, assuming pockets, or unstuffed?
To repair or not repair? Should I send them out or do it myself.
What’s the worst diaper?
The cloth community is growing. What can and should we be doing as a community to be supportive? How do you see the world growing and how do we need to evolve to ban barriers to entry.
How in the heck to you figure out a wash routine? I have soft water and a front load he washer (🥴renting probs).
Find show notes at https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-notes/
Looking for my book? It's exclusively available on Amazon till August - search for Bailey Bouwman, or Cloth Diapers: the ultimate guide to textiles, washing and more.
Julie joins me this week to share about her cloth diapering at daycare routine and story. This is the second time we talk daycare cloth diapering and brings great perspective to the conversation about how you can do it, what you need to know to do it, and share just another way of diapering.
Because cloth diapering is not just one way, but many different ways.
Julies blog post: https://momlifeloved.blogspot.com/2020/02/the-numbers-of-cloth-diapers.html
Find Show Notes and more at www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-notes/
Today I'm joined by Nico from Noleo Care - this chemical engineer dad of 2 is sharing his product and why you might consider if for your baby.
Noleo makes a 3 in 1 wash that can be used with cloth diapers to clean the skin, treat the skin, and soothe the skin. This product is made with less than 6 ingredients, is cloth safe, and definitely worth trying. You can find it at www.noleocare.com
Visit the show notes - https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-46/
- Why a 3 in 1 product for a cloth diaper parent?
- What is it? How do I use it? Is it a little different than using wipes or cloth wipes?
- Can we talk through the ingredients in this product?
- What about the environmental impact of the other ingredients in this product?
- Where does your story? How did you get into this?
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Have you ever wondered if you could just rent cloth diapers? Maybe you want to just try them for a little bit? Or you don't want to invest on a newborn stash but don't want to disposable either? Cloth diaper rentals is an option!
Today's show I chat with Meagan to learn about rentals, her rental business, and some questions I had about the entire process. If you have more don't hesitate to reach out to her. This show is full of great wisdom for new cloth diapering parents. Share it with a friend.
https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-45/
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This episode is a little of everything and the first in a two part series. Rebecca is a mom of two living in Oregon and she shares about her stash and how her wash routine has evolved. Now that she lives off grid with solar power, she also talks about how vinegar helped her wash routine and why she uses BioKleen.
Key topics: hand washing, off grid, vinegar, biokleen, grey water, marketing of stay dry.
This is a great parent cloth diaper parent story to remind us that not all answers are found in the obvious place and through trial and error we can find a cloth diaper lifestyle that works for us.
https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-44/
Questions Asked
- how do you cloth diaper off grid?
- what does your cloth diaper wash routine look like?
- what impact does well water have on cloth diapering?
- how do you manage grey water?
- what detergent do you use?
- What’s something you wish people knew about cloth diapering that you don’t think they are talking about?
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Today I'm joined in studio by a local cloth diaper mom - Kate. Kate joins me for a conversation about how local cloth diaper communities helped her build her stash. We also talk about building those relationships as moms and how to find them both online and offline.
Making mom friends is hard and it's scary, but it starts with showing up. Here's how we show up for our mom friends.
For more information: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-43/
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Elisha is a mom of 1 in Ontario. She’s loved hearing from other brands and parents on the cloth diaper podcast and is excited to share her story on the show.
This is a long show. But its an incredible conversation with another cloth diaper mama about her cloth diaper experience.
--- Show notes is at www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-42/
Stacey Reason joins us from Germany to talk about her experience cloth diapering in Germany. She shares an American perspective abroad as we talk about the challenges of European washing machines, hard water (citric acid/vinegar) and sourcing a stash.
IG Handle - @Stizzle4Rizzle
Show notes: www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-41/
- How do you see the role of maternity leave influence on cloth diapering?
- How do you find washing diapers in Germany? And maybe how does it differ from your American experiences and knowledge.
- What’s the biggest cloth diaper struggle?
- Where should people go?? to learn about water and washing in their area?
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Today, we are joined with Heather Seguin, the owner and seamstress behind Lilly & Frank. Lilly & Frank is a Canadian cloth diaper brand specializing in fitted cloth diapers. Available in four sizes, with a plethora of well-coordinating prints, Lilly & Frank Fitted Cloth Diapers are stash-worthy.
Learn about her business, why she started cloth diapering, and a few basics on fitted diaper lingo on Show 40 of the Cloth Diaper Podcast.
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Banian Blends is a new cloth diaper brand coming to market with a diaper that is open source. Check out today's show to learn about the simplicity of cloth diapering with owner, Valerie.
Show 39 – Babian Blends
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Questions asked
- Why did you start Babian’s Blends?
- A lot of people start a cloth diaper brand or business because diaper didn’t work for them, is that part of your dream?
- What is your inspiration for prints and solids?
- What is your biggest challenge running a business?
- Why should someone try Babian’s Blends?
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Sophia is a first time mom to twins in Washington, DC. Sophia works from home while taking care of her seven month old boy/girl twins. She shares her journey in cloth diapering on the Cloth Diaper Podcast.
Kelsey Domiana is a little bit of everything including an intuitive lifestyle coach and best selling author. She helps women navigate through their journey of motherhood and learn to listen to their wisdom. We are talking about her cloth diapering journey today on the show including cloth diapering in Russia, and motherhood when your husband is barely home.
Her Book: Help! My Husband is Hardly Home: 8 Steps to Feel Supported While Raising Your Family
Show Notes: www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-37
When we think of cloth diapers we think of iconic Made in the USA brands and everything else being Made in China. But, part of the reason behind the Cloth Diaper Podcast is to uncover and chat with passionate makers around the world including Dgnait from Baby Koala.
Tune in to learn about how Baby Koala came to be, a glimmer at diapering in Israel, and what exactly makes a Baby Koala cloth diaper special. Dgnait is joined by her husband Gilad who provides that little extra oomph of Dad-awesomeness to the conversation that is much need.
This show is brought to you with support from Humbird. Pre-order opens October 1-7 for four new wool colours: Brickhouse, Jaded, Carob, and Bermuda Triangle.
NCDR means "not cloth diaper related" and while do we chat about how using a diaper service was the best choice for Meera, we're here to continue the conversation beyond cloth diapering and help answer the question and navigate the waters around "what else can I do."
Meera is the woman behind the greenmum.net. Follow her on Facebook, Instagram or Pinterest for eco-friendly lifestyle tips, support and conversation.
Join us next week for more cloth diaper conversation.
Today's show is with Guy from Bambino Mio, a UK based cloth diaper brand found around the world. Bambino Mio has been making strides in the cloth diaper community for over twenty years. This show talks about the perks of hook & loop, the change in the community, and why they continue to stand behind their product.
Welcome back to the Cloth Diaper Podcast and thank you for your patience over the summer as I enjoyed the summer sunshine. My kids are in care and I'm back to the reality that is working on this show. This is a life passion for me. I'm just a mom with a podcast.
Here’s to one year of the Cloth Diaper Podcast. Can you believe it? I can’t. Mostly because I felt this might be a project I give up on but I’ve been loving connecting and sharing the many different stories over the years.
To celebrate a year we are venturing out of cloth diapering and chatting with Elsbeth from the Practically Zero Waste Podcast about going zero waste. How does this connect to cloth diapering? Well this cloth diapering mama is going to help walk us through the zero waste movement and why we could or should make this change alongside your cloth diaper lifestyle.
http://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-33/
What happens when you have to go to work? Well you could have a daycare provider who is totally on board with cloth diapering. When this happens it means you jump into a new world of cloth diapering as a working mom with childcare.
This show is with Shannon Sands, a Nebraska based Child Birth Educator. She wrote 5 tips for the cloth diapering working mom and thought we'd walk through some of those on today's episode. Check the show notes for more links and details.
This the part 1 of a 2 part conversation with Jays Nest about cloth diaper content creation. I asked you on Instagram and a lot of your questions were based around that topic so we made a day out of it. Jaqueline is a YouTuber in the cloth diaper space.
Part 2 coming later this summer about her inspiration and spirituality as a creator.
For more details go to http://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com
Courteny from Eco Accoutrements joins me to talk about fitted cloth diapers and how they might work for your family. We talk about the different variations and styles, as well as what goes into the cost when purchasing a fitted cloth diaper from a WAHM (work at home mom)
This is Show 30 of the Cloth Diaper Podcast.
This isn't a show about the nitty gritty details of Elimination Communication. This is just a show talking with a parent who makes it work for her and her family and maybe she'll inspire you to do it for yourself.
Sometimes we talk to experts, but mostly we just talk to other cloth diaper parents who make cloth diapering and other things work for them and their families.
Today, I'm joined with Sarah from the Rural Red Head to learn how elimination communication works (and doesn't work) for her lifestyle.
Jenny from Cloth Diaper Revival joins me to talk about the 2019 Flats & Handwashing Challenge. If you have no idea what the Flats & Handwashing Challenge then this is a good episode for you. The show is all about the basics, what to expect and where to find some more information. If you have more questions wander over to her Facebook group for some support.
This is the 9th year of the Flats & Handwashing Challenge. Cloth Diaper Revival has hosted the challenge for the past three years. It was started by Kim Rosas at Dirty Diaper Laundry and continues onwards as a platform to talk about Diaper need and a way to cloth diaper in bind.
The Flats Challenge will be May 13 - 19, 2019. You can learn more at http://www.clothdiaperervival.com including registration!
Show Notes: http://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-28/
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Did you ever consider a cloth diaper service for your diapering journey? I didn't. I think I'm too stubborn to let people do things for me, but a cloth diaper service can be a welcome relief for many parents looking to find a hybrid between disposables and cloth diapering. Diaper Services offer all the perks of cloth diapering without the headache of washing diapers and finding the time for that.
Today's show, I chat with Kelly Epstein from Bundle Baby, a Colorado Diaper Service serving the Front Range area. If you're in the area check her out for an affordable switch for your family. If not, take a look for something near you. We all win when more families consider cloth diapering options regardless of where they live.
http://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-27/
Bundle Baby: https://bundlebabyshop.com/shop/
Questions asked:
- What is a diaper service?
- How does a diaper service work?
- What is the cost of hiring a diaper service?
- Why might a cloth diaper family hire a diaper service?
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Cristina, @EcoGirlMama, joins me to share her cloth diaper journey. She is a Smart Bottoms Ambassador, mom of 2, and from Kansas. Her passion to cloth diaper started with a life long journey of health and natural living.
On the show, we talk about how detergents might impact health and environment. Cristina then provides some insight on how to know what might work for you and your family, and how she's made it work for her.
Follow along for some inspiration, chatter, and let's build up some questions to learn and develop over the weeks to come.
www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-26/
Questions asked
- Why did you start cloth diapering
- what is your cloth diaper stash
- What do you think is the largest environmental benefit to cloth diapering?
- Why as a Consumer should I be concerned about using Tide?
- Where would you point someone to when trying a different detergent? How do you help them problem solve this adventure?
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Tyanna lives with her one-year old and husband in an RV, FULL TIME! This is a chat about living tiny, cloth diapering and motherhood.
https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-25
Questions Asked
- Why did you start cloth diapering?
- What is the biggest challenge of cloth diapering in an rv
- what is the best part about cloth diapering?
- how did you build your cloth diaper stash?
- what is your wash routine in an rv?
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Ready, Set, Change! The GCDC is a community cloth diaper event present in over 14 countries around the world. Having set World Records in the past, the Great Cloth Diaper Change is something a little easy going this year with a variety of dates and times that might work for you and your kids.
Listen to today's show to learn a little history, a little about the event, and a little about Karen, the Calgary-based organizer of the GCDC. Find an event near you at www.thegcdc.weebly.com or register one yourself by April 15, 2019
https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-24/
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Ever wondered about Lil Helper Diapers? Or maybe you're a passionate fan and you just love listening to their story. Grab your tissues, settle in, and listen to this heartwarming story of two guys running a cloth diaper brand with amazing customer service.
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show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-22/
Questions asked in the show
- How did lil Helpers begin
- What is the God Forbid Policy?
- Where do you manufacture your products?
There was an intention that Vanessa and I would talk about Cloth Diaper Storage but we only did just a little bit. Mostly we chatted about cloth diapering in New York City, cloth diaper challenges, and a little bit about her new business adventure at www.clothdiaperstorage.com. Tune in and listen, I apologise for the quiet and the rough sound on this show.
In show 20, Bailey talks to us about Wink Diapers, what they are, where they are manufactured, and about the challenges of a small business.
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Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-20/
Questions Asked
- Why did you start a cloth diaper brand?
- What was missing from the cloth diaper industry at the time?
- What cloth diapers are you currently manufacturing?
- What is the difference between TPU & PUL?
- Is your diaper a rebranded product?
- What is dream for Wink Diapers?
- Where can people purchase your cloth diapers?
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Show 19 of the Cloth Diaper Podcast is your chance to learn a little about Bailey before we dive into 2019. We are wrapping up the year with a few questions towards the host of the Cloth Diaper Podcast including Bailey's stash, challenges with cloth diapering, and prospects for 2019.
Show 18 of the Cloth Diaper Podcast brings you the interview of the year with an up and coming Cloth Diaper Brand and Business. Fluffy Penguin is cloth diaper business redefining cheapies, and perhaps the industry. Learn why Ket got started and what she hopes to achieve in 2019.
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-18/
- Why did you start a cloth diaper brand?
- What type of brands do you sell?
- Let's talk about China Cheapies, and low cost diaper solutions
- Why is the cloth diaper business community so cut throat?
- What about higher end diapers?
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Show 17 of the Cloth Diaper Podcast features Emilie from Les Confections Lili or Lili Diapers. This passionate mama, along with her friends and family sew up gorgeous high end cloth diapers in Drummondville, Quebec. Emilie chats about her struggles with her business, her dreams to expand, and why she uses the products she use. We also talk about why newborn diapering isnt' our top recommendation for parents.
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-17
- how did you get started with cloth diapering
- you make a one size pocket cloth diaper, correct? Just a one size pocket?
- Talk to us about the hemp insert you use for your cloth diapers
- why is hemp a great fibre for cloth diapering
- what is your five-year plan?
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Jessica from Dapper Derrieres Diapers, or Brooksys Diapers, joins me to share her passion in creating cloth diapers and chats about her dreams to move to manufacturing in the United States. We hope to follow up with her in the years to come as she grows and establishes her business.
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-16
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1 in 3 Americans struggles to afford diapers, and without the resources of national cloth diaper charities where do we turn to next? Local community.
Listen in to Nichole & Renee as they share their story and experience with starting a local diaper bank. They speak to their dreams, challenges, and provide insight to how you can support your local community.
Diapers for Delmarva: https://www.mamastedoulade.com/diapersfordelmarva
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-18
Questions asked
- Why did you open your own diaper bank?
- Tell me about Diapers for Delmarva
- how do you support your community's need for diapers
- how do you break down the taboo around diaper need
- what is the biggest challenge of running a diaper bank
- how can we help diapers for delmarva
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Show 14 of the Cloth Diaper Podcast brings us around the world to an early morning chat with wool and diaper maker Dawn of HumBird Wool. We talk about her journey, her why, and her dreams for her business.
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Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-14/
Questions Asked:
- how did you get into making wool cloth diapers
- what is the HumBird business model?
- why are you in the cloth diaper business?
- tell us about your heavy wetter solution?
- What makes cloth diapering special?
- What is the 5 year plan for HumBird?
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Have you wondered what a big name cloth diaper brand looked like when they were just starting out? No?
Well, today’s guest, Thea from Bebeboo Cloth Diapers is going to go places. Today's episode is about this startup cloth diaper brand owned by a passionate minority mama. She's creating diapers for everyone and a passion for finding her purpose and supporting community.
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-13
Shop Bebeboo Diapers: https://bebeboodiapers.com/?wpam_id=9
Questions asked in the show
- What is in the name - Bebeboo Cloth Diapers?
- Why did you start a cloth diaper brand?
- What is the Bebeboo Cloth Diaper?
- What makes Bebeboo Diapers unique?
- Share about your give back program?
- What is your story?
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The goal of this podcast is talk about everything cloth diaper, and today's show is a special treat because I'm talking with a passionate and dedicated mama from Washington State making cloth diapers for adults. That's right, you read that right, she's the new owner of Snap-Ez Cloth Diapers which makes diapers for all sizes and abilities.
You'll want to listen to this episode because she's talking cloth diaper business, being a homeschool mama of 4, and a fascinating area of need.
Shop Snap Ez: https://www.snap-ez.com
Show NoteS: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-12
Questions asked
- What options are available for bigger cloth diapers?
- What options are available for cloth diapers for adults?
- What is the biggest challenge with launching a cloth diaper business
- How do you find time to juggle a business and yourself?
- Why do you own Snap-Ez Cloth Diapers
- What is your best advice for new parents considering cloth diapers?
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
This episode is brought to you by poop and the questions on Instagram. I sit down with my Cloth Diaper Husband to talk about poop, diapering and potty training. We also finish up the episode with Kylie from Fluff Bum Love about getting started with wool for cloth diapering.
Questions asked
- how can I convince my husband to cloth diaper
- what did you find difficult about cloth diapers
- how do you deal with poop
- Why do people get scared about cloth diaper
- whats your biggest piece of advice for wool cloth diapering
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
I'm joined with Allison a former Regional Director with the Rebecca Foundation to learn about where things went wrong with this non profit in the cloth diaper community and her experience in trying to figure it out. If you have cloth diapers from the Rebecca Foundation you are encouraged to pass them along, or touch base with local chapters.
Show notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-10/
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
What's the rage with the latest cheapie on the block? I chat with Lauren from BumBumBabies about her unusual cloth diaper wash routine, addiction to Mama Koala, and why she's starting her own cloth diaper brand.
Shop BumBumBabies: https://bumbumbabies.com
https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-09/
Questions ASked
- Why did you start cloth diapering
- What is going on with Mama Koala Cloth Diapers
- What is your favourite print of all time?
- What is your wash routine for cloth diapers?
- How do you use essential oils in your cloth diapers?
- What is unique about the BumBumBabies diapers
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
Kylie shares how she washes cloth diapers just once a week, and why it works for her. She's also the maker behind FluffBumLove creating harlem pants and more for those fluffy tushes because nobody likes cloth diaper rolls in the back.
https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-08/
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
This week, Gabrielle from Raising Rystedts joins me to discuss her cloth diapering journey. This mama, blogger, and vlogger share her exciting new cloth diaper book for mama's to be, and we talk about building cloth diaper community.
https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-07
Questions asked
- What's been your biggest challenge then with cloth diapering?
- How do you wash cloth diapers
- Blogging about cloth diapers
- writing a book about cloth diapers
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
Cloth Diaper Retailer Kailyn from Squigglybugs (now known as Naturally Home & Family) in Rhode Island talks to us about running a cloth diaper store and provides some great advice about cloth diapering, motherhood, and entrepreneurship. Find the show notes at clothdiaperpodcast.com
If your curious about coin operated laundry and cloth diapering, you'll love listening to Karin from Little Biggs Love share her cloth diaper experience.
Questions asked
- How did you get introduced to cloth diapering
- what is your biggest cloth diaper challenge?
- what is in your cloth diaper stash?
- Biggest piece of advice for cloth diaper parent?
- Favourite cloth diaper?
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
Are you a Nerdy Momma? No? Yes? Doesn't matter because this episode is for you.
This show introduces you to a charismatic mama from Florida designing cloth diapers for all the nerds out there. Learn about her, her business, and everything else about this amazing cloth diaper mama.
Shop Nerdy Mommas: https://nerdymommas.com
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-04-meet-annie-owner-of-nerdy-mommas-cloth-diapers/
Questions
- How did you get into cloth diapering?
- What is the Nerdy Mommas Diaper?
- Where do you manufacture your cloth diapers?
- What has been the biggest challenge of cloth diapering?
- Best advice for a new cloth diapering parent?
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
Are you ever curious about how other mama's cloth diaper? Do you feel overwhelmed about diapering a child in the backcountry? Join us today as Sarah talks about how her adventures with littles and cloth diapering. Also, we talk a little about the closing of Funky Fluff & Bummis this week, and her recommendations to get you started cloth diapering.
Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-03-meet-sarah-b
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.
Curious about what a Cloth Diaper Dad thinks about being married to a Cloth Diaper Addict. Tune in for his favourite cloth diapers, drama, and strategies for getting by. Show Notes.
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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.