Kaleimamo Hawai'i Moena Pēpē (Baby Changing Mat) in Nā Onekea

Designed with real life in mind, our Moena Pēpē (Baby Changing Mats) are the only changing mats you'll ever need! 

It can be used as a changing pad, tummy time mat, or any kine mat for on-the-go adventures!

This design pays tribute to the one (sands) from which we are all born. The term one comes from the expression one hānau, which literally translates to “birth sands” and roughly means “birthplace.” The artwork featured in this design originates from a collection of line drawings of ʻulu (breadfruit). These drawings consist of a single, uninterrupted line that outlines the ʻulu. This technique is known as "line art." Line art has become increasingly popular for its ability to simplify complex subjects by highlighting only the essentials.

The ʻulu fruit is not only a valuable and nurturing food source, but the entire plant can be utilized for various purposes. The trunk of the ʻulu tree has been used to provide wood for canoes, surfboards, musical instruments, and more. Its sap was employed as glue on cloth for catching birds and for waterproofing materials. Additionally, this plant has medicinal uses, such as treating ear infections, headaches, and even broken bones. With its multiple uses, the ʻulu tree has become a staple in Hawaiʻi.

This print was created by our dear friends at Onepaʻa Hawaiʻi. You can check out all their goodies in this print here: https://onepaahawaii.com/collections/onekea.

• Water resistant
• Machine washableLightweight and portable
• Snap closure for easy and neat storage
• Print inspired by our indigenous Hawaiian culture, language, and stories

Size:

• Generously sized at 18" x 27", our mats are perfect for all babies, from newborns to toddlers! 

Kaleimamo Hawaiʻi, an ʻohana-owned business from Honolulu, brings Native Hawaiian culture to the forefront of sustainable parenting. Founded by Pōhai, Kaleimamo Hawaiʻi creates beautiful, reusable cloth diapers and accessories that celebrate Hawaiian heritage through vibrant, culturally inspired designs. Named after Pōhai’s daughter, “Kaleimamo” symbolizes a lei of yellow lehua blossoms and extends to all keiki, weaving connections between families worldwide in the spirit of protecting our honua (world) for future generations.

The journey began when Pōhai and her husband, ʻOlu, discovered the environmental impact of disposable diapers and sought a better way. Their commitment to eco-friendly diapering led them to cloth, and they soon found a passion for sharing this sustainable option with other families. By combining functionality with a deep respect for Hawaiian culture, Kaleimamo Hawaiʻi offers parents a meaningful, earth-conscious choice that also honors Hawaiian traditions and values.