Organic Baby Gifts: Bed Linens, Fun Outfits, and Safe, Non-toxic Toys
Give babies a true fresh start. Why expose them to man-made chemicals before their immune systems have a chance to adapt to life in our toxic world.
Does it seem a little excessive to buy organic clothing? Read about the chemicals incorporated into fabrics and clothing here. Flame retardants, pesticides, and formaldehyde are just a few examples of the chemicals in non-organic clothing. Decide if you would like to give your baby a non-toxic start. Organic clothing is still a new industry so the prices can be a little high. Because of the higher prices, organic baby clothing and bed linens make for excellent gifts.
Colorful Organic Onesies - Kimono style, Long sleeve, bodysuit style, short sleeve
Keep Baby's head warm, protected and comforted, organic cotton baby hats
Organic cotton baby pants, long
Organic Bunting Blankets
Organic baby clothing must be tightly worn in order to be considered safe by federal authorities. They are afraid loose baby clothing may be a fire hazard and that is why most baby clothes are treated with flame retardants. Keep your baby away from flames, cigarettes, and avoid the need for chemically doused clothing.
Organic Baby Wrapping Blankets
Organic cotton diapers, washable wool diapers
Bamboo Baby ProductsBamboo is becoming more and more popular. Thomas Edison planted hundreds of bamboo tree varieties on his summer property in Fort Meyers, Florida. He was trying to find an affordable natural rubber source. We are still finding new ways to use bamboo.
Organic Baby Gift Baskets
Wow them with these ready-made baskets.
Non-toxic teething toys -
some made from 100% organic Egyptian cotton, soft veggie toys, stuffed animals
Organic Baby Bedding and Linens Mattress protectors, organic wool mattresses that help regulate the baby's body temperature...
1 comment:
Hi Ali,
Your post makes me realize just how accessible and available organic baby clothing and merchandise has become. Thanks to blogs like yours that help to build awareness, more and more children's clothing designers are incorporating organic fabrics and materials into their lines.
I would like to reference your posting and future relevant articles on my blog. We are facilitating a new channel for parents to exchange used children's clothing, and I am hopeful that organics become more and more desirable in not only the "new" market, but also the resale market.
Warm regards,
Suzanne Riele, co-founder, Loobalee.com
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