Cloth Diaper Store In The Seattle/EastsideArea

[eileenchew]

So...I don't know of any CD store in the Seattle/Eastside area, except for Punkernoodle, but its by appointment only. Please let me know if I am mistaken! Anyways, I am thinking about opening one up in this area since I really like to be able to touch and feel before buying!! I think the online sites are great, but I am always hesitant to buy something that I haven't actually seen/touched/felt...maybe it's me! I was wondering how/what my fellow seattle/eastside dwellers feel/think about this? Do you think I would get a good response? What area would you suggest as a good location for a store?

Thanks for reading and sorry about the lengthy post!

[kkmoto]

We have a few stores that sell cloth diapers in Seattle.

[eileenchew]

Primarily cloth diapers? Or a mix with other kid/baby stuff?

[m&m&m]

I know that there is Mothering Grace, Sarah, the owner is awesome!

[Lil' Redhead]

I think University Maternity has some CD stuff too...

[Tweedledum]

Birth and Beyond in Seattle, and Cozy Baby Boutique in Kirkland both sell CDs.

[applebutter]

And Cozy Baby is inside Tot Spot, which is convenient.

[ZsMummy]

I'd love a place in the south end. Maybe have a kids consignment attached to it? & sponsored swaps..? Hehe my wish list now.

[2L2R2luv]

Originally Posted by ZsMummy Maybe have a kids consignment attached to it? & sponsored swaps..? Hehe my wish list now.

I think you have a great idea of opening a store with a wide variety of CD brands available, I found that there were only a few brands at the stores I was able to get to. The PP idea of a consignment store attached where mamas can sell their used diapers is a brilliant idea! I think the Eastside, anywhere from Bellevue to Kirkland is easy for most to get to and would be very popular.

[mhunta]

I would definitely come to a store on the eastside that did both new and consignment. (LOVE the consignment idea). Not sure if I'd drive to Seattle, but I'm sure there are way more CD mamas in Seattle than the eastside so that may be better for business...trying to think of a kid friendly area of Seattle...I know North Seattle has a lot of young families. When we lived in Maple Leaf they were everywhere!