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🗓️ 22 December 2021
⏱️ 27 minutes
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Disposable diapers have a long-term detrimental impact on our environment. They take up to 300 years to decompose in landfill, and a single child can utilize more than 100 diapers per month during their diaper years. The total diapers used by many children approaches 5,000 during their lifetimes. In this episode Corinna connects with Bailey Bouwman, of The Cloth Diaper Podcast. Bailey studied environmental law, having planned to be an environmental defense lawyer, but decided against that track since she realized you usually work for the "other guy" when working in law. In this episode you'll learn about the ins and outs of cloth diapering, how far it has come in the last 20 years, and why the best path forwardmay be a hybrid approach to diapering. If most people would use cloth diapers in raising their children at least some of the time, the impact we could have in reducing our waste streams could be huge. Facts we discuss:
About Bailey Bouwman
Bailey Bouwman is the co-founder of the Cloth Diaper Association. She admits that nobody talks about diapering until they are full into “the diaper situation” and she’s made it her mission to ensure cloth diaper use re-enters the mainstream. She invites you to waste less, spend less, and embrace cloth diapering.
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1:01.2 | environmental costs of raising children as we connect with Bailey Bowman, who has her own podcast |
1:07.1 | about a very specific part of child rearing, The Diper Years. Her podcast is called |
1:13.0 | The Cloth Diper Podcast. She invites us to think about this particular part of our waste |
1:18.1 | stream and how cloth diapering may not be as hard as we've all grown accustomed to thinking |
1:23.5 | about it. Bailey, welcome to the show. Thank you. Thank you so much for having me. |
1:28.5 | It's so much fun to be on someone else's show for a change. Yeah, and then you don't have to do |
1:33.0 | the editing. Yes, most importantly. So I'd love to just hear about your journey. Like, what led you |
1:40.9 | to the moment where you decided to start this podcast? I have a degree in |
1:46.5 | environmental studies. That's probably a good background is I went to school to become an |
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