When you are expecting a baby, a bunch of things run through your mind. Among millions of things you check off your list of essentials for your precious little bundle are diapers. One big decision that is usually overlooked is which route you may choose to diaper your baby.
Most people automatically assume disposables and [...]
Jennifer Crossley, staff writer for the TimesDaily.com published an interesting article, Green bottoms up: Many parents returning to cloth diapers, last Friday. In it she described how cloth diapers are “en vogue with snaps and Velcro and other added conveniences” and that “The diapers ride the green wave for families hoping to cut back [...]
Jennifer Ackerman-Haywood, in her Sunday, January 10, 2010 “Running with Needles” post, Woolies help moms go green with cloth diaper covers, featured Sarah Eddy, owner of Chickadee and Me.
Chickadee & Me an environmentally-minded endeavor, offering a kind of “upcycled diaper cover” style called “woolies”.
Made from the softest recycled wool sweaters she could find, [...]
Monday, January 4, 2010, Vincenzo Ravina of TheChronicleHerald.ca Metro introduced his readers to Kristen Bassett, owner of Banana Bottoms, a home-grown cloth diaper business. In his article, Mom gets to bottom of diaper debate, he calls Bassett a “one-woman assembly line.”
“Ms. Bassett said she started making the cloth diapers almost 12 years ago, but [...]