by Anne Clark | Apr 24, 2019 | Consumer, Industry, Professional
This post was written by Kylie from Kozy Kuddles. WAHM made, handcrafted, handmade, sewn in Australia……all names that are used to describe the reusable nappy products that are made right here in our own backyard by a plethora of incredibly talented Australian...
by Blog Admin | Apr 22, 2019 | Consumer
For the love of cloth. That’s what the Australian Nappy Association’s inaugural Cloth Nappy Week is all about in 2019. Babies may be little but the plastic and poo waste they add to our landfill is HUGE. Did you know that over 6000 disposables per baby go to landfill,...
by Blog Admin | Apr 22, 2019 | Consumer, Events
It’s Earth Day today, and the start of our first Australian Cloth Nappy Week! To celebrate and share the love of cloth nappies we are channelling Fiona and Catherine at Darlings Downunder and calling for a social media nappy flashmob! Take lots of photos, or pick out...
by Fiona | Mar 22, 2019 | Consumer, Industry, Professional
In 2017/2018, more than 706,275 disposable nappies never reached Wollongong landfill, because of a reusable nappy education program run by Wollongong City Council aimed at raising awareness of the benefits of cloth nappies. Over 300 families attended cloth nappy...
by Blog Admin | Feb 2, 2019 | Consumer
New year, fresh start… are you thinking of making the switch to cloth nappies? By Eva Van Strijp There are lots of good reasons to switch to cloth nappies. If you use cloth nappies full-time during 2019, you will save around $800, plus you’ll be preventing 6 x 240L...
by Fiona | Jan 10, 2019 | Consumer, Industry, Professional
Thank you and goodbye from Jannine Barron, stalwart of the cloth nappy industry, former president of the ANA, and owner (until very recently) of pioneering organic baby store, Natures Child. In the last week, I put my youngest 21 year old child on a plane with a one...
