We are dedicated to creating the Cleanest Diapers on the Planet 

Margarita McClure is a mother with a mission.   She’s out to change America’s diapers and help clean up the mess the 27.4 billion disposable diapers leave behind each year. 

Disposable diapers are the third largest source of solid waste in landfills – 90% of them end up there taking from 250-500 years to decompose.  What’s more, the liners in disposable diapers contain sodium polyacrylate, the same substance removed from tampons in 1985.  Still present in  disposable diapers, this chemical rubs against a baby’s behind – 24/7.  That’s 10 million American babies at any given time being exposed.   This is Margarita’s nemeses – and quest.  

Her search and passion led her to question everything her baby came into contact with --  from the food he ate to the diapers he wore.  After careful investigation of the toxic load contained in both disposable diapers and the current cloth diapers on the market, Margarita was determined to create the cleanest, greenest diaper for her baby.  Before she knew it, Swaddlebees was born.   A kitchen table company that became a multi-million dollar manufacturer and distributor of organic cotton cloth diapers, diaper covers, accessories and her new line of fashion-forward diapers called Blueberry Diapers.

Swaddlebees offers the widest range of cloth diapers that uses organic cotton to ensure 100% good health and safety for America’s babies.  They are non-toxic and non-irritating and have quickly become “the cleanest diapers on the planet.”   Swaddlebees and Blueberry diapers contain no bleach, no chlorine and no pesticides on the cotton fibers.  This is especially important because young children are more vulnerable to toxic exposure. 

According to Margarita, “When you consider that diapers are in direct contact with a baby’s sensitive skin 24 hours a day and that young children are especially vulnerable to toxic exposure, diaper choices are essential for their health and well-being.   There’s no more important way to baby your baby than with chlorine-free, non-toxic, non-irritating organic cotton reusable diapers.”

In mid 2007 Margarita launched her new fun and fashionable cloth diaper line called Blueberry.  Stripes, dots, animal prints and fun colors.  She can hardly keep up with the demand.   Erika of Alpharetta, Georgia raves, “It’s a wonderful diaper!  It fits my daughter great, no leaks, fabulous insert, adorable colors and patterns, made in the USA – what more can you ask for?  Blueberries are by far the best diaper on the market!”  This new line is sold through select cloth diaper retailers and online at www.blueberrydiapers.com.

At the end of the day, it’s more than Margarita's own business that drives her.   She also  wants to make it possible for other women to succeed.  “I know that my greater purpose is to help other people become entrepreneurs and create a better life for themselves.  This business that I'm in, Swaddlebees & Blueberry, is just a medium by which I can deliver my message.  And that is people do not have to keep depending on other entities for their livelihood.  They have to realize that they have the capacity within themselves to earn a living by doing what they love to do and what brings them joy.  You don't have to compromise living a life of purpose just to earn a paycheck.  Women have more power than they give themselves credit for.  I see people all the time doing jobs they hate doing, but it's heartbreaking for me to I hear moms saying they have to leave their kids because they have to report to work,” says Margarita.