20 Questions with Janice Wong
When the pandemic started, Janice Wong was pregnant with her second child and working as a nurse at a community hospital.
When her son was born (during lockdown!) she found herself diapering two kids, which produced so much extra waste that her household trash wouldn’t fit in the 35-gallon curbside waste bin. So she was inspired to make a change to better the environment and switched to cloth diapers.
But she quickly realized when she broached the subject with friends, most were reluctant to consider the change to cloth diapers themselves. So mid-pandemic, with two little ones to care for, Janice decided to pivot her career and start a business in an effort to create an easy-to-use and easy-to-clean cloth diapering system.
The business hasn't (quite) launched - but you can sign up for updates about it here.
But while we wait for these awesome cloth diapers to make their debut - we can get to know Janice tomorrow (Friday, April 23rd) when she takes over our Instagram stories, and here with our weekly 20 Questions:
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Hong Kong where I was born and spent my early childhood years.
“This too shall pass.” Be present and enjoy every moment to connect with your child. (Yes… even during tantrums when mommy is the only one sitting next to an exploding kid.)
I have a long hair Chihuahua in heaven.
I’m grateful for Jesus, good health, my wonderful family, and a loving support system.
Check on the kids’ video camera.
Empower every mom who may be interested in cloth diapering – It’s not that bad and you don’t have to do it 24/7! I will do everything I can to walk you through. Feel free to reach out!
My daughter.
A social worker.
I can eat…. A LOT.
My elderly parents, my children’s education, and starting a small business the bootstrapping way.
Dungeness Crab Egg Benedict!
My mother for the sacrifices she makes for the family. I respect and appreciate her even more after I’ve become a mom.
Keeping my cool with my 2 children along with an overworked husband, as well as staying focused when I finally have time to work on my business after the kids go to bed.
I’ve finally learned to take imperfect actions to make progress, rather than chasing for a perfect situation.
Have brunch, explore new places with the BeCeBe (aka busy bees, named after my kids)
I met my best friends in elementary, middle, and high school.
Yes, with my family ☺
A wooden memory box hand painted by my maid of honor and filled with letters from my girlfriends.
NIGHT OWL, that’s the only time I can work.
My favorite music genre is determined by my daughter. Our current playlist is still Christmas songs. Jingle Bell by Gwen Stefani is her favorite.
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