Sigg Kids Water Bottle is a BPA (bisphenol A) free, stainless steel water bottle for kids with a sport top and travel cap. This bottle comes in lots of fun patterns.
The bright, colorful patterns is what sold me on this product. I like that it is BPA-free and generally considered safe for children.
I dislike the sport [...]
Filed under: Big Kid Stuff, Household Stuff, Preschooler Stuff, Toddler Stuff on May 25th, 2008 | Comments Off
Nettle Shampoo Bar is my new favorite shampoo bar. For those that have never used a shampoo bar, they are great for travel and are made of all natural ingredients. The Nettle bar in particular is formulated to help with troubled scalps.
What do you like about the product?: The Nettle shampoo bar, as well as other [...]
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Multi Butter Lotion Bar by Chagrin Valley is a solid lotion bar handmade by Chagrin Valley Soap and craft. It is made up of several different oils, each having unique skin care properties. The warmth of your skin melts the bar slightly so you can just rub it into your skin.
I like that the ingredients are [...]
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Bare Beauty Minerals Makeup Powder is a mineral makeup that is sold in a powder based form. There are different shades of cover up (yes, also a powder), foundation, even blush and bronzer.
What do you like about the product?: This product is just amazing! I’ll be honest I bought it because it was more economical. It [...]
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This product is a broad spectrum UVA-UVB SPF 30 Sunblock by Badger Balm. It provides a natural physical barrier sunscreen using micronized Zinc Oxide to block the rays.
It also contains organic extra virgin olive oil and other natural moisturizers like jojoba oil, cocoa butter, shea butter, and herbs and essential oils.
What do you like about the product?: That [...]
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Tom’s Natural Whole Care toothpaste contains xylitol, which actually strengthens teeth (and if taken during pregnancy or breastfeeding strengthens the baby’s teeth), fluoride, silica, and zinc citrate, which are all natural, beneficial ingredients.
What do you like about the product?: I feel good about supporting the Tom’s of Maine company because they use natural ingredients, recycled packaging, [...]
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Erin McFeeters of Villas, New Jersey submitted this review of the Breastfeeding Support Kit by Earth Mama Angel Baby
The Breastfeeding Support Kit by Earth Mama Angel Baby is a gift set of four Earth Mama Angel Baby products for breastfeeding mamas.
It includes Bosom Buddies, Booby Tubes, Natural Nipple Butter and Milkmaid Tea. Bosom Buddies are herbal compresses [...]
Filed under: Breastfeeding Stuff, Mama Stuff on May 25th, 2008 | No Comments »
Trader Joe’s Castille Soap is a liquid castille soap in a clear plastic bottle with a white dispenser top.
This is a spectacular product! Castille soap is pure, natural and gentle. It’s made from olive oil and contains no detergents like many soaps on the market today.
It is ideal as a baby bath and baby shampoo. You can [...]
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Safe Home Clean Home Dryer Sheets are non-toxic, natural, fragrance free, biodegradable and recyclable dryer sheets. They will soften clothes, reduce static cling, and is a vegetable based softener.
I love that these dryers sheets are unscented. I have a strong sense of smell and some fragrances wreak havoc on me. I also like the fact that [...]
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Charlie’s Soap All-Purpose Cleaner is a spray on, all-purpose cleaner.
I really love it. It is an environmentally safe and biodegradable cleaner that contains no phosphates, bleach, dyes or brighteners, but it really gets the job done, no matter what it is! It comes in a spray bottle whose trigger has never failed me. I keep one bottle [...]
Filed under: Cleaning Stuff on May 24th, 2008 | No Comments »