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Sustainable Child Rearing Series: Cloth Diapering & Elimination Communication (EC)
Sustainable Child Rearing Series: Cloth Diapering & Elimination Communication (EC)

Thu, May 28

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WOMB Initiative

Sustainable Child Rearing Series: Cloth Diapering & Elimination Communication (EC)

Come learn the basics of cloth diapering and elimination communication (EC) in this hands-on workshop. The first of a Sustainable Child Rearing Series that will introduce you to things like making your own baby food, home birth, baby wearing, and sustainable options like menstration cloths!

Time & Location

May 28, 2026, 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM

WOMB Initiative, 74 Cottage St, Littleton, NH 03561, USA

About the event

Ready to embrace a parenting journey that's gentler on your little one and the planet?


Come learn the basics of cloth diapering and elimination communication (EC) in this hands-on workshop. We’ll explore diapering systems, folding and washing techniques, and how to recognize your baby’s natural elimination cues. For families looking for a more sustainable and hygienic option to caring for their little one’s elimination needs, this workshop provides a supportive starting point along with resources for continued learning!


About the facilitator: Isabelle Westerman, a traditional birth attendant currently based on the edge of New Hampshire’s White Mountain Range with her husband and young son. She has institutional education foundations in early childhood education, behavioral psychology, and dance. She has also been trained in the art of tending the motherbaby dyad through undisturbed home birth. My role is one of quiet stewardship—offering knowledge, comfort, and grounding presence without interference—a birthkeeper.

To learn more about her please visit: HEARTHKEEPER BIRTH SERVICES


STAY TUNED FOR FUTURE DATES!

Join us for "Sustainable Childrearing Series," an informative and inspiring series dedicated to exploring a wide range of eco-friendly, budget-conscious, and health-focused practices for raising your family.

From baby's first days to the toddler years and beyond, we'll dive into the practical ways you can minimize waste, reduce chemical exposure, and deepen your connection with your child and the natural world.

Topics will include practical, hands-on information on:

  • Eco-Friendly Diapering: Learn the ins and outs of cloth diapering—from getting started to washing routines—and the benefits for your budget and the environment.

  • Babywearing Basics: Discover the comfort and convenience of keeping your child close while being hands-free.

  • Nourishing Your Little One: Tips and tricks for making your own baby food, ensuring you know exactly what goes into every bite.

  • Holistic Health & Wellness: Discussions on homebirth considerations and using sustainable options like menstruation cloths for postpartum and beyond.

  • And so much more! We'll touch on everything from toy choices to sustainable cleaning and consumption habits.

Samples & Resources:

We will have lots of samples and demonstrations to look through, giving you a tangible sense of the products and practices we discuss. Come see, touch, and learn!

All are Welcome!

This event is designed for Moms, Dads, Grandparents, Future Parents, and Caregivers—anyone interested in exploring more sustainable and mindful ways to parent. Come with an open mind and all your questions!

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877-357-WOMB (9662)

74 Cottage st suite 4 Littleton, NH 03561

Nonprofit Status:501 (c)3 Public Charity

EIN: 871878527

Checks payable to: The Women of the Mountains Birth Initiative

Contact Person: Funding Committee Chair-Kailene Jones, MPH

©2021 by WOMB Initiative

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