organic cotton clothing. And if you’re looking for beautiful, natural clothes for your baby, check out Belle & Dean’s website – their new range of cute organic cotton babygrows is spot on (the grown-up versions aren’t bad either). With a simple picture

The Truuuly Scrumptious book of organic baby purées by Topsy Fogg and Janice FisherAll the basics about weaning, plus inspiration to go organicSome of the recipes look long and involved, which may be off-puttingFeatures: Introduction to weaning

Frugi: it means ‘fruits of the earth’, and it’s the fruit of four years’ hard work by Lucy and Kurt Jewson. To you, as parents, it will come to mean great quality (but great value) organic cotton clothing for children from birth to six.Frugi clothes

of organic, Fairtrade and natural products, for babies and mothers. This is, of course, a great place to choose nappies, but there’s so much more on offer. You’ll find plenty of choice in baby clothes and toiletries, along with gorgeous wooden toys, even

Fairtrade Fortnight 2008 runs from 25 February to 9 March, and Babes With Babies has plenty of gorgeous products that fulfil the Fairtrade criteria. We’re particularly loving the Florence floral dress in organic cotton, £24, and the spotty bib

of luxurious soft toys, unbeatable bedding, opulent accessories and blissful bodycare.You can shop by category, price or brand – there’s even an organic, eco-friendly and fairtrade section, where you’ll find the irresistible Pumpuli range of hand knits

that everything is organic, natural and fairly traded. And if you or someone you know needs any more convincing that going green is the way forward, visit the site for all the facts and figures at your fingertips. Did you know, for example, that our bodies are now