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Hi, I'm Calley! I am a cloth diaper, green living, and social media expert. I am a social media marketer by day and green blogger at night. read more
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Great Cloth Diaper Change 2013 – Twitter Party
The Great Cloth Diaper Change (GCDC) 2013 is just a little over a week away! Join us on Thursday, April 18th as we kickoff this years event with a Twitter Party. This is the 3rd annual GCDC event to raise … Continue reading
Let’s Set a New World Record – #GCDC2012
The day is finally here! It’s time to set a new World Record with the Great Cloth Diaper Change!! I spent the entire day preparing for the event in a number of different capacities. The most exciting part of my … Continue reading
Real Diaper Week April 16-21, 2012 – Join the Blog Hop
Have you heard about the Great Cloth Diaper Change yet? Leading up to Earth Day (April 22nd) the Real Diaper Association (a non-profit cloth diaper advocacy group) is hosting Real Diaper Week (April 16-21st) and the 2nd Annual Great Cloth … Continue reading
Great Cloth Diaper Change – Tampa/St. Pete, FL – 2011
What an amazing day! Here are just a few of the pics that I took today as a witness to the event. I especially love the ladies who showed up wearing GCDC t-shirts. The front said “I can change my … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011, cloth diapers, great cloth diaper change, local, Tampa Bay
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The Great Cloth Diaper Change – It’s Today!
Why is it that I have no children in my house this morning (with Grandma/Grandpa), I didn’t go to sleep until after midnight, and I’m wide awake at 7am and online? Yesterday was a huge day for me – it … Continue reading
Great Cloth Diaper Change 2011 – Tampa Bay and Beyond
What is the Great Cloth Diaper Change of 2011? On April 23, 2011 families around the world will attempt to set a Guinness World Record for the most babies and tots changed into cloth diaper simultaneously. The event is organized … Continue reading
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