Well, hello there and welcome back. My name is Stephanie Safarian and you were

listening to episode 169 of the Sustainable Minimalists Podcast Podcast.

On today's show, we are debunking three cloth dipering myths, and then we're providing a step-by-step

approach to cloth dippering with joy. A 2015 article in vogue states that quote

today's cloth diapers are not what your grandmother used and that is certainly true my friends.

Clath diapers in 2021 grow with your baby. They boast snug fits and quality

craftsmanship and they're designed to last not only for the duration of your first

child's dipering needs but also for your subsequent children as they go

through their own diaper stages.

Parents who cloth diaper often report that the practice isn't time consuming,

isn't dirty, and doesn't create extra work.

But despite the environmental and cost saving benefits,

it's estimated that only one in ten parents parents cloth diaper.

On today's show I am speaking with Gail Wisenberg,

the founder and chief of commerce of Charlie Banana.

Charlie Banana is a supporter of this podcast and I wanted to talk to

Gail specifically about cloth dipering for two reasons. The first is that she's

incredibly passionate about the practice and you'll hear

Gail's passion come through in today's interview. The second reason I invited

Gail on is because I happily use Charlie Banana diapers for overnights on my own three-year-old.

They are the absolute softest cloth diapers and they provide the best in class absorbency.

Enjoy my chat with Gail Wiesenberg.

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