To celebrate and mark the launch of The Sustainable(ish) Guide to Green Parenting, my new book, coming out this week, there's a little flurry of five parenting(ish) podcasts coming your way this week!

Check out episode 93 for some more info about the book,  Monday's episode with Ellie Jackson from Wild Tribe Heroes, and Tuesday's episode with Rachel Boyett from Little Veggie Eats, and yesterday's episode about renting our kids clothes with Charlotte from thelittleloop.

I can't quite believe we've got this far into a week of sustainable(ish) parenting podcasts without mentioning nappies! So I'm correcting that today with a 'reusable nappies 101' from the brilliant Laura Tweedale, author of The Joy of Reusable Nappies.

This episode is very much NOT to bash anyone over the head with the big green bashy stick if you use disposable nappies - we did at the start with our eldest, and continued to do so at night and on holiday with both of them. As with all things Sustainable(ish) this is about finding what works for YOU and your family. 
The reason I wanted to do this episode (and the reason there's a big section on nappies in the book) is that I know from my own experience that there are probably people out there who might want to give reusable nappies a go, but who feel overwhelmed and a bit daunted when they start looking into it. 

Hopefully this episode, and Laura's great book, might help to overcome some of that overwhelm and make it all feel that little bit more do-able.

Enjoy!

• Laura Tweedale
  - Website
  - Instagram
  - The Joy of Reusable Nappies
• A beginners guide to reusable nappies - Sustainable(ish) Festival session
• Episode 93 - The Sustainable(ish) Living Guide - Your questions answered
• Episode 94 - A cup of tea with Ellie Jackson
• Episode 95 - How to make veggie meals our kids might actually eat with Rachel Boyett
• Episode 96 - Kids clothes - why buy when you can rent?
• The Sustainable(ish) Guide to Green Parenting
  - On Hive
  - On Bookshop
  - On Waterstones 
  - On Amazon
  - On Audible

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