You may wonder about the rapid increase in cloth diapering content on my Instagram. Out of the first 9 photos on my profile, 6 of them are of cloth diapers. This is partially because I don't post very often on my feed and the reasons I have had for posting were reasons like a challenge … Continue reading Representation Part II: Sustainability
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Low Impact Check-in
I write a lot about the problems of what I will refer to as "social sustainability" - rather the conversations that surround sustainability, green living, zero-waste and all that it entails. I've mentioned it a little bit here on my blog and I regularly, like a broken record, preach about it to the few followers … Continue reading Low Impact Check-in
The Diaper Dilemma
Where there is a family with an infant, there is a family that needs diapers - at least in most modern societies. This is especially true for Guåhan (Guam), where I come from, and especially true now that we are in a global pandemic which has led to a shortage of supplies. According to Guam … Continue reading The Diaper Dilemma
7: Emergency Diapering
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, parents are wiping the grocery shelves in a panic not knowing when they'll safely go shopping again. This has left a need for people who weren't able to get to the store in time and wonder what they'll do to diaper their kid when their stash runs out. Cloth parents … Continue reading 7: Emergency Diapering
35: Here’s the thing about Zero-Waste
It's Earth Month and you know what that means: marches, campaigns and sales. I'm here to babble on about a trend sweeping some regions: zero waste. Of course to many it's less of a trend and more of a lifestyle choice which is great! It deserves to be more than a trend. Sometimes it can … Continue reading 35: Here’s the thing about Zero-Waste
