Made from 100% organic cotton, with the designs in water-based inks, these fun, functional lunch sacks are the perfect thing to send with your kids to school…or to take with you to the office!
The environment is near the top of everyone’s list of concerns these days. We all want to leave our children with a safe and beautiful world. Teaching by example, many parents choose to ‘go green’ whenever there is an opportunity.
Whether you use cloth diapers and need a suitable diaper for the beach, or your municipal pool requires a cover over a disposable swim diaper, with one of these swim diapers your little one is sure to have the cutest bum in the water!
Even though today is Earth Day nothing has changed at our house. We do what we can everyday to reduce the amount of waste that our household produces.
Each year I try new things and add new practices to our household.
Goodbyn has created a unique new lunchbox that eliminates the need for extra containers rattling around, plastic baggies filling up traditional lunch pails and bags.
German designer, Katrin Arens, has created a line of unique children’s furniture out of reclaimed wood.
As moms we are constantly toting little baggies of snacks. Be it crackers, grapes, cheerios or carrot sticks for little fingers. Even in pregnancy I had a multitude of snacks with me at any given time.
Netherlands based designer Anne-Claire Petit has created toys and baby items that are hand-made in bright, cheerful colors.
UK company Becothings has designed a smart looking kids potty that is a great eco alternative to the some of the products on the market.
Designer Gabi Goncalves of eco-store Creollus has designed a diaper bag that is eco-fabulous in every sense!
This eco-friendly, kid-safe collection features a large selection of toys that are made of solid wood from renewable forests and finished with water-based, non-acrylic, non toxic paint.
Hybrid diaper company gDiaper has introduced washable cloth inserts called gCloths for their gPants.
Babysoy is the 1st company in the world to create baby’s newborn wardrobe using soybean protein fiber. Their modern baby layettes made from eco-friendly soybean fiber.
