Discover how the Berceau washable diaper was born, the result of the experience of several committed mothers. Between everyday challenges, the search for sustainable solutions, and the desire to simplify families' lives, this lovingly crafted innovation is much more than a diaper: it's a concrete response to the needs of babies and parents.
A garden centre saleswoman and full-time mum to Lucie, Claire suggested some essential adjustments, such as reducing the size of the cradle and possibly adding a seam to the wings for greater finesse and fit.
Nurse and mother of five, and a fan of cloth diapers for 6 and a half years. Élise has been a valuable ally in the development of the Berceau diaper. Thanks to her expertise in washing routines, she helped us design easy-care and durable fabrics. She also tested the EVO prototype on her newborn baby, sharing essential feedback to adjust our models to toddlers, so we created the newborn.
Responsible for quality, hygiene, safety and the environment, Jessica contributed with an expert eye and a keen sense of detail. She didn't hesitate to tease me about my ideas for flexinest and adult diapers: "you've got me all worked up with that!" Her project quickly joined the management of Ma'boule de couches.
An experienced childcare worker, Cynthia is well aware of the challenges that early childhood professionals face on a daily basis. During her discussions with the Ma Boule De Couches team, she stressed the importance of making diapers more practical to handle, especially for those working in daycare centers, where every minute counts. Cynthia insisted on adding Velcro to diapers.
Mother of Edmond and Diane, Clarisse is a childcare educator and nursery director. Her experience in the early childhood field allowed her to propose a key improvement: elastics that act as an additional barrier by absorbing, without being surrounded by PUL. An idea that has considerably reinforced the efficiency and comfort of the prototypes.
Estelle, 27, mother of Freyja (13 months), has a gift for summarizing complex ideas with clarity. Crazy about patterns, she also made sure that each prototype was aesthetically pleasing as well as practical.
Customer advisor and mother of Bleuenn (3 and a half years old) and Eileen (13 months old), Morgane highlighted a key problem: the marks left by the elastics. Her suggestion for improvement made it possible to avoid this inconvenience.
Lucie, mother of Kamille and Liv, made a valuable contribution by adjusting the size of the opening of the Crib after testing the first prototype. With her rigor and involvement, she also conducted tests on the capillarity of a liquid passing through an elastic and then PUL. These tests made it possible to define the best method for sewing the elastic. A choice ally for refining every detail efficiently!
A computer engineer and mother of Léane (2.5 years old) and Zoé (9 months old), Justine tested the prototypes on her two daughters, including Zoé, who was only two months old at the time. She played a key role in reworking the diaper pattern to ensure an optimal fit and perfect comfort.
School teacher, Marie, mother of Clémence (4.5 years old) and Agathe (6 months), was a valuable ally in structuring and organizing the project. She also pushed for thinking about a "new born" version, after Agathe, 5 kg was born.
