Monday Giveaway: Natural Mat Organic Sheet Set

With Earth day just around the corner, I thought it would only be fitting to have an earth friendly giveaway.
Everything about UK company, Natural Mat is earth friendly.
They have developed a line of Organic Mattresses that are so fabulous, Halle Berry ordered 2 – one for each nursery!
At The Natural Mat Company, [...]

Organic Baby: Simple Shoe Infant Weebits

This little piggie loved organics. This little piggie was made of wool. This little piggie gave better traction and this little piggie was good for our world.
Simple shoes offers an adorable eco-friendly slip on shoe for infants called a weebit. The practical organic shoe has a hemp upper with an organic cotton lining.

Recycled PET and [...]

The Perfect Jacket For Your Little Animal

I found this adorable ‘bear jacket’ at Speesees.
Their mission is to be fun, fair and organic in the products they make, the way they conduct business, and the baby steps they take towards creating a more sustainable future for the animal, plant and human ‘speesees’ on our children’s planet.
This jacket is 100% organic sherpa cotton [...]

The Gap Goes Organic

Organic products are becoming more important to parents, but they can be hard to find.
The Gap is the first major retailer to offer a line of organic clothes for babies.
The elegant, creme colored line is exclusive to the Gap and only offered to Gapbabies.
Each Piece is:

100% Organic cotton.
Machine washable
Pointelle-knit or velour

Prices range from [...]

Study Finds That Organic Fruit Has More Vitamin C

Yesterday I did a post on the growing popularity of Organics for infants. A Neonatologist was quoted as saying that there was “no evidence that organic baby food is better or safer”. Not 10 hours later I found this study.

Further evidence in support of the health benefits of organic fruit and [...]

Eating Red Meat During Pregnancy Could Effect Your Son’s Sperm Count

Women who consume large amounts of beef while pregnant give birth to sons with low sperm count. Researchers believe that pesticides, hormones or contaminants in cattle feed may effect the future sperm count.

“In sons of ‘high beef consumers’ (more than seven beef meals a week), sperm concentration was 24.3 percent lower,” the [...]