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Reusable Nappy Week
Reusable Nappy Week (often shortened to RNW) is a long running yearly celebration of all things cloth nappy! It's an international action packed week of awareness raising activities and advocacy for all things reusable nappies and more.
Run by a steering committee of cloth nappy advocates made up of retailers and industry experts, library volunteers, councils and charity organisations dedicated to spreading the word of the benefiits. You'll find straightforward information from real users, expert advice and find the benefits of being part of this wonderful and supportive community. Oh, and did we mention the sales?
From humble starts back in 1999, The Nappy Lady (TNL) has gone from strength to strength, delivering straightforward and simple information about reusable nappies. You can find a wealth of information on the site, from advice about everything you need to start using reusable nappies, right through to a variety of terry folds and user videos.
Wendy and her team have a great relationship with UKNN libraries and we love supporting each other in community endeavours.
The Cheeky brand has been around since 2008 when they launched their award-winning reusable wipes system. With a passion for innovation and sustainable development, the brans expanded to include reusable period wear, nappies and other accessories.
They are avid supporters of the library network and always willing to help people take the jump into a more sustainable reusable journey.
Wen is an environmeental charity who work on tackling climate and nature issues with an intersectional feminist approach. They support women and communitiesto take climate action, amplifying racialised and marginalised women’s voices, and advocate for change.
Our vision is a world where women, communities and the planet flourish because our society is equitable, collaborative and caring.
The Nappy Alliance are a collective of like-minded individuals who are dedicated to actively promoting the use of reusable nappies. They have created several campaigns around this and are a driving force in the fight against the landfill issue we are currently faced with in the UK.