Cloth Diaper Podcast

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. 

You can learn more about simple wash routines: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/wash-routine

Show Notes: https://www.clothdiaperpodcast.com/show-23

Common Crazy: http://www.commoncrazy.com

 

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The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.

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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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/clothdiaperpodcast

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clothdiaperpodcast

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/clothdiaperpodcast

Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/clothpodcast

Review Blog: https://www.simplymombailey.com 

 

Buy the Book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3qM9ph7

Also available in colour at Barnes & Noble, World Book Depository, and Amazon. 

 

The Cloth Diaper Podcast is recorded in the traditional unheeded territory of the Lheidli T’enneh First Nations.

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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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/