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Eco-friendly play things from Fairwind
By Laura Lee Davies on 21/03/2007 09:24:26
Check Fairwind's organic and eco-friendly toys and gifts like the all-natural Happy Mais play dough.
with non-toxic food dyes, and children can construct models easily with it, because shapes can be attached to each other by moistening the surface and bonding without glue.On top of this, if you buy it from Fairwind online shopping company, who sell eco-friendly
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kub launches eco-friendly nursery furniture
By Cassandra Kempster-Roberts on 30/06/2010 14:33:00
Responsibly sourced wood features in kub's new FSC-accredited nursery range
kub’s new ECO range has become the first nursery furniture range to be accredited by the FSC – that’s Forest Stewardship Council. The FSC is an independent, not-for-profit body that promotes responsible management of the world’s forests. By being
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Actress Jenny McCarthy launches eco-friendly baby bedding
By Liz Stansfield on 22/12/2010 13:39:12
Jim Carrey’s green living ex-girlfriend designs range of nursery and cot products
Model turned actress Jenny McCarthy is launching a range of eco-friendly baby bedding, inspired by her son, Evan, now eight.The US star is known across the pond for her green living, and has now launched an eco-friendly range for babies and young
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Eco-friendly Baby Wipes
By Debra Stottor on 19/09/2008 10:43:15
Not all baby wipes are as handy as you'd think – which ones clean baby's bottom and are safe to dispose of?
www.beamingbaby.co.uk Earth Friendly Baby from www.ethicalbabe.comEllie Smellie from www.beamingbaby.co.uk Natracare from www.soorganic.comNature Babycare see www.naty.com for stockistsNaturebotts from www.naturebotts.co.uk PHP from www
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The classic Mother Ease nappy
By Monica Stylli on 13/09/2006 01:33:18
The original eco-friendly option!
Here at ThinkBaby we are always on the look out for good natural alternatives to disposable nappies. The classic Mother Ease One Size is the original re-usable cotton nappy.The Mother Ease One Size is made from 85% cotton terry towelling with 15% polyester in the outer weave to ...
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Green Clothing
By Debra Stotter on 18/08/2008 14:50:29
Check out these gorgeous, eco-friendly clothes for your little ones
at an unethical mess.So, what makes a fabric eco-friendly? There’s an awful lot of what has been dubbed ‘greenwash’ out there, and if you can’t see the wood for the trees, looking for certification to back up a manufacturer’s claims is vital. The Global Organic
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Natural baby skincare
By Ella Harris on 16/05/2011 15:12:43
Organic creams, eco-friendly ointments and natural balms to soothe your baby's delicate skin
top pics of eco-friendly and organic baby skincare products for cleaning delicate skin, soothing sore little bottoms and moisturising your baby all over.And if you're trying to go green with everything, check out our favourite ethical baby products
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Being a Natural Parent and Baby
By Laura Lee Davies on 25/08/2008 10:07:13
It's not as hard as you think to be eco-friendly and have an easy parenting life with your new baby…
useful ThinkBaby articles related to the subject…Being a green parent'Green' baby clothingNatural, eco-friendly baby productsBuyer's Guide to Real NappiesCreating a 'green' nurseryRelated product pieces:Caring for baby naturally – tips from Nature
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Funky maternity pads!
By Laura Lee Davies on 23/02/2006 10:18:45
Check out Lunapads: the company that makes sanitary and maternity products eco-friendly and look glam!
sessions can play havoc with your bedsheets!Eco-friendlyWhile many women might find the thought of washing used pads quite horrendous, the process of child birth (and dealing with nappies, disposable or reusable) brings us far closer to those bodily
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Ethical Babe green shopping
By Louise Rogers on 07/12/2007 04:39:07
Get great items like clothes, toiletries and beautiful wooden toys from this eco-friendly online company.
Friendly Baby and Moltex, as well as less obvious but no less useful items such as biodegradable nappy sacks (£1.45 for 50) and the wonderfully named Zzzz, Aaag and Mmmm bath bags (£4.50 for three) for mum, which contain a blend of herbs to help you soak
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