Cloth Diaper Podcast

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/

 

Don't forget to follow on Instagram for a potential giveaway! 

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/