Little Agate

06/05/2026

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06/05/2026

Are you curious about cloth diapers? Or maybe you've tried it but you feel like you're missing something?
You should take a class, because you deserve support and community. You don't have to learn alone.
Plus!Little Agate makes it fun & easy! We hear all the time that our classes feel like sitting in your friend's living room.
Trust me and the HUNDREDS of families I've helped cloth diaper over the past 5 years--It's worth taking 2 hours out of your week to come.

register for classses now at littleagate.com/cloth-diapers

06/05/2026

Parents who only cloth diaper at home:
What feels challenging about diapering outside of the house?

Tell us in the comments

06/04/2026

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06/04/2026

We fully support the "tiny paleontologist" stage around here!
If your kiddo believes every outfit is better with dinos on it, we've got something in the shop for you.

06/03/2026

Grandparents know the little things matter.
A cozy pair of pjs for sleepovers. Extra outfits for surprise messes. Toys and books waiting for the next visit.
Visit Little Agate and let's get you ready for all the sweet moments with your grandkids!

06/02/2026

These clothes have "hand-me-down energy"!
There's something special about clothing being loved by more than one family. Schedule a resale appointment at Little Agate so your favorite pieces can get a whole new adventure with someone else.
Make your appointment at littleagate.com/resale

06/01/2026

One of the best parts of this shop is getting to know families who walk through our doors. Hearing about beach days, new babies, big milestones, watching your kiddos grow, seeing familiar faces come back again...it means so much to us!
Little Agate is more than just a kids resale shop! To us it's part of the community we love.

05/29/2026

Our Tiikinaagan class with the Sault Tribe was so wonderful! So incredible that we are going to hold another later this year!
Getting to sit in a workshop like this to share experiences, stories, teachings, and learn to hold our babies in ceremony was indescribable.
So much knowledge has been lost over the past generations, and the epigenetic trauma that is healed when we come back to this knowledge...when mothers and grandmothers raise babies in the Tiikinaagan again. We become knoweldge keepers.
Think of the generations before us that were only safe when they abandoned the language, ceremony, and teachings...and now we come back proudly and publicly to bring back these teachings.
We are all coming back to it...very few tribal families carried all of their knowledge through the generations. But it was never the way, for one person or family to hold all the knowledge. and coming back to these teachings is not something we do on our own either--We do it together.

Chi Miigwech to Tyler Migizii Migwan with the Sault Tribe for making this class possible. This is exactly what our Culture program is supposed to do--help our lineages heal by coming together to learn.

Chi miigwech to Miskopwaaganikwe Tadgerson of Bay Mills for the teachings and stories shared. Your work and knowledge continue to inspire.

Miigwech also to Raeanne Madison of the Bois Forte Band for leading the Tiikinaagan teacher training, and help making this workshop possible.

Miigwech to Dr. Casey Church of the Pokagon Potawatami for making this beautiful tiikinaaganan for us!

I am so deeply grateful to be able to bring classes like these back to our people. To uphold Little Agate's mission of sustainability, community, and connection in this way is a dream come true.
We look forward to holding more of these workshops in the future.
If you would like to see either Tiikinaagan & cloth diaper workshops come to your tribal service area, please reach out and share this post! I would love to bring these workshops to tribes across the Midwest! Share this with your tribal education departments, culture coordinators, chairmen, or send me a message!

05/29/2026

Anyone else constantly rotating kids clothes by the weather lately?!
Around here, spring can mean coats in the morning, rain boots at lunch and shorts by dinner.
We love helping you find all those in between layers that make the changing season a little easier.