In this episode we travel across the pond to the land of reusable cloth nappies. We interview Guy Schanschieff, the founder and owner of Bambino Mio, one of the largest cloth diaper brands in the world. Guy talks about how it all started, the explosive growth of reusable diapers in the UK, his political advocacy, and how the British government is doing their part to preserve the environment by promoting cloth diapers!
For more information on the great work they are doing, you can visit the Nappy Alliance website >> http://www.nappyalliance.co.uk/
Also you can have a look on the Real Nappies for London website if you’re interested in learning more about how local governments are taking action and promoting cloth diapering >> https://www.realnappiesforlondon.org.uk/
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