Rebound Greencountry: Tulsa Mom Releasing Financial Stress

A Tulsa mom is stepping to help other parents with their spending.

COUNTRY -- THE AVERAGEPARENT CARING FOR AN INFANTCAN SPEND ABOUT 80 BUCKSMONTHLY ON DISPOSABLEDIAPERS.

BUT ONE TULSA MOMIS RELIEVING THAT STRESS,AND HELPING PARENTS IN NEEDSAVE HUNDREDS.OUR TWO WORKS FOR YOU'STATIANNA TAYLOR IS TOEXPLAIN HOW.WELL travis.

THIS ISSOMETHING I BELIEVE NEWparents, EXPECTING parents.REALLY ALL parents SHOULD BEAWARE OF IN TULSA.

PERMANENTDIAPER RELIEF.

IT'S ANON-PROFIT, PROVIDING CLOTHDIAPERS TO parents WHO CANPAY JUST A FEW BUCKS TONOTHING... FOR 30 OR 40DIAPERS A WEEK.MADELAINE MARTIN IS A mom ofone, WITH ANOTHER ON THEWAY.

SHE CREATED PERMANENTDIAPER RELIEF THIS SUMMERAS THE NEED FOR DIAPERS GREWDUE TO THE PANDEMIC... SO IFYOU'RE IN NEED, there arethree ways parents can gethelp -- Diaper assistance --where applicants can get UPTO 40 cloth diapers and 20wipes... OR RentalASSISTANCE... rent brand newcloth diapers AND THENreturn once the child ispotty trained.

Or cleaning,WHICH CAN BE PAIRED WITHBUYING OR RENTING, whereMartin herself will deliverfresh diapers weekly, andpick up the soiled ones.

Thecost of EACH OPTION variesDepending ON YOURAPPLICATION... AND IF YOU'REWORRIED ABOUT COSTS, MARTINSAYS MANY OF her clintsspend just A FEW BUCKS AWEEK... SOME SPEND NOTHINGAT ALL.

MARTIN SAYS SHE'SFULFILLED, HELPING FAMILIESSAVE HUNDREDS THEY'D BESPENDING ON DISPOSABLEDIAPERS.Madelaine Martin//CEO ofPermanent Diaper Relief<22:27:11-22:27:20