Trainer Pants Sale: 30% off

Trainer Pants Sale: 30% off all trainer pants and 20% off Becopotty, a potty made from waste plants (who needs plastic to make potties?).   For more info click here

Dates at Greenwich Market - 11 September

We will be next at Greenwich Market on

Saturday  11 September 2010

Opening hours 10AM to 5.30pm

The Cloth Nappy Stall
Greenwich Market
College Approach
Greenwich
London SE10 9HZ


Map & directions (google maps)
Travelling to Greenwich (journey planner)

shop is open

The shop is now open after the summer break.

During September we will welcome Bumgenius one size pocket nappy's new version - version 4  - which will be available also with popper fastening (version 3 was only available in velcro fastening). We will also have back in stock Fuzzi Bunz one size pocket nappy in beautiful colours and Ecobubs wool pocket nappy, which we have run out in the medium size. The new products for September will be Baby BeeHinds wool wrap and Swaddlebees organic velour fitted nappy in newborn size.  xxx

shop closed during august 2010

WE ARE CLOSED DURING AUGUST. SHOP WILL RE-OPEN ON 1ST SEPTEMBER 2010

For customer care enquiries please email gree-me[at]hotmail.com and we will try to answer as soon as we can.

While we are closed, you can purchase Baby BeeHinds nappies on http://www.babybeehinds.eu/


We hope to see you here in September xxxx

on facebook: swim nappy giveaway

At the moment you can have a chance to win a swim nappy from our series of swim nappy giveaways  on facebook. Two nappies have been won, three more to go. Join us for the fun - or just to try your luck -  join here

p.s this giveaway is now closed

summer break

Green Me online shop will be closing during August

From Sunday 1st August 2010
to Tuesday 31st August 2010

We will be back at Greenwich Market also in September.

For customer care enquiries please email us at green-me[at]hotmail.com and we will reply as soon as possible.

We wish you a nice hot summer xxx

we are new on facebook

We have just created a new facebook page and hope to meet you there. Facebook is a great place for us to keep you up to date on the latest happenings.. It is also a place where you will be able to asks us anything you need to know and we will answer as soon as possible (we would like to say immediately... we will try!) or someone else will do it on our behalf! If you are "versed" in cloth nappies, for example, maybe you can share what you know/ have learnt!  From time to time we will also be giving free stuff on random competitions! join us by clicking the like button!

Dates at Greenwich Market - 4 July

We will be next at Greenwich Market on
Sunday 4 July 2010

Opening hours 9.30AM to 5.30pm

Map & directions (google maps)
Travelling to Greenwich (journey planner)

Baby Expo, Brighton, Sunday 27 June

Visit us at the Baby Expo Brighton on Sunday 27 June. We will be at stand 123 with Green Me range of organic baby clothes, baby carriers and fair trade toys; and we will also be representing Baby BeeHinds cloth nappies.

Baby Expo
Brighton Racecourse and Conference Centre
Freshfield Road
Brighton
East Sussex
BN2 9XZ

Sunday  27 June 2010
10am to 4.30pm

Green Me - Stand 123 (hall 2)
Baby BeeHinds - Stand 123 (hall 2)


HOW TO GET TO BABYEXPO BRIGHTON 2010

By transport – Brighton is easy to reach in under an hour by rail from London & there are regular direct rail services East and West from a number of key regions. The Brighton Racecourse is just a 5-10 minute drive from the railway station and a 2 minute walk from major bus drop-off points. See www.nationrail.co.uk or www.traveline.info for full public transport options
By car - Brighton is about 45 minutes by road from the M25 offering easy access to Surrey and the Home Counties and is only half-an-hour from London Gatwick Airport. Plan your route using the AA route planner. The Brighton Racecourse is on Freshfield Road, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 9XZ. There will be AA directional signage on the day to the event and there is existing venue signage from major routes.

If you would like to pre-register, for a fast-track entry, please visit http://www.brightonbabyexpo.co.uk/visiting/pre-register , or for more info http://www.brightonbabyexpo.co.uk/visiting


See Baby Expo Promotional video:

72 hours left to Stop Whale Killing!‏

In 72 hours the International Whaling Commission will hold its final vote on a proposal to legalize commercial whale hunting for the first time in a generation.

The outcome rests on whose voices are heard most clearly in the final hours: the pro-whaling lobby -- or the world's people?

More than 900,000 of us have signed the petition to protect whales -- let's get to 1 million!! At the whale summit in Morocco, an Avaaz team is setting up billboards, front-page newspaper ads, and a giant, constantly-updating petition counter -- all to ensure that delegates, from the moment they step off the plane until they cast their votes, will see from our explosive numbers that the world will not accept legal whale slaughter. Click to sign, and forward this to everyone:

http://www.avaaz.org/en/whales_72hrs_left/?vl

Thanks to the worldwide outcry, many governments have already pledged to oppose the proposal. Each time the Avaaz whale petition added 100,000 signatures, it was sent again to the IWC and key governments -- some of them thanked us, and Australia's environment minister is set to accept the petition personally in the midst of the tense talks.

But pressure from the other side has been relentless -- a newspaper investigation has triggered revelations about Japan effectively bribing small nations with aid. Other governments, especially in Europe and Latin America, could abstain... or even support the proposal. The vote could go either way.

Citizen pressure is our best hope -- and it's working. The whaling lobby expected to win easily, but thanks to actions like ours, champions of the ban are standing strong. It was an explosive worldwide social movement in the 1980s that led to the commercial whaling ban we're now protecting. Now civil society access to the talks is being limited, so this powerful petition campaign is a vital channel of worldwide pressure in the final 72 hours of negotiations.

Let's deliver 1 million signatures inside the talks before it's too late! -- sign now and spread the word:

http://www.avaaz.org/en/whales_72hrs_left/?vl

After the global ban was first implemented on commercial whaling, the number of whales killed each year plummeted from 38,000 per year to just a couple of thousand. It's a testament to the power of humanity to move forward. As we move to confront the other crises of the modern age, let's cherish this legacy of progress -- by joining together now to protect our majestic and intelligent neighbors on this fragile planet.


P.S.: Despite the ban, Japan, Norway, and Iceland have continued whaling -- and are now pushing to make the IWC proposal as lenient as possible. Expecting permission to catch more whales than ever, Japan is reportedly planning to buy its largest whaling ship yet. Click here to sign the petition against commercial whaling!

source: email from avaaz@avaaz.org

photos: photo from: planetsave.com and ens-newswire.com

more links:
"IWC whaling proposal 'offensive'", New Zealand Herald http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10640398

"Flights, girls and cash buy Japan whaling votes" - a new exposé by the Times of London http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article7149086.ece