Painting a face to the woman behind Sweet Pea Diapers!

Contributed by Bert
You know how you love a product but the face behind that product is nameless and faceless for that matter? Like when I think about Cocoa Cola, in my mind I see this red and white can; when I think about its creator, its CEO, he or she is faceless.
Well, let me put a name and paint a face to the woman behind Sweet Pea Diapers. I first came in contact with Nancy when I was a relatively new blogger. My contributing writing job with She Thinks Media had been underway for two months and I had received a diaper of Nancy’s to review. It was the first all-in-three (AI3) I had seen let alone used. I really grew to love this diaper and it was the first non-pocket diaper I had used on one of my kids. As a new blogger it can be intimidating to ask companies to sponsor a giveaway so I nervously asked Nancy if she would be willing to sponsor one for my blog. Graciously, Nancy said yes and that, my friend, was just the beginning of my learning about one of Nancy’s great qualities.
Nancy is gracious and generous. She’s generous in the knowledge that she has for cloth diapers and the accessories. She’s helpful to new cloth diapering mamas who can sometimes feel lost in the vast ocean of cloth diapers. She graciously hosts giveaways in the forms of Twitter parties and sponsored blog giveaways. Basically Nancy’s nice. If there ever was a person you should buy from because she’s a nice person it’s Nancy from Sweet Pea.
Nancy’s Sweet Pea Diapers brand has been growing quickly in popularity among cloth diapering families and retailers.  No doubt due to the woman behind the business and due to the fact that Sweet Pea products are so great.
Sweet Pea Diapers can be found at a variety of cloth diaper retailers in the USA & Canada and if you’re a retailer looking to add a new line to your store you should consider Sweet Pea Diapers!
Elizabeth (aka Bert) is a stay-at-home-mom and contributing writer for She Thinks Media. She lives in the Twin Cities with her husband, Ben, her son Buggie, and daughter Lady Bug.  When she’s not trying to convince Buggie to expand his interests beyond Thomas the Train or put his pants back on she’s writing about her experiences as a mom on her blog, First Time Mom (FTM). After all, Bert maintains there’s a first time for everything, even if you  have more than one child! 

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