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10 REASONS WHY TO CHANGE TO CLOTH PADS Reusable pads save the planet due to less plastic - keep thousands of disposable feminine hygiene products out of landfills. They also might save your body due to less chemicals. They are highly absorbent. They are gentler on your budget after purchasing all you need - save... Continue Reading →
ABOUT Mama Bamboo are a company with great ethos - they aim to provide high quality, practical, environmentally friendly, gentle products for yourself and your baby. The company is ran by a relatable full time mother of two little girls - Rebecca and Alexander. "As a mummy, I want the best for my babies. As... Continue Reading →
ABOUT Willow by the Sea came about when a lovely couple began travelling the world and living overseas with their baby named Willow! They began to notice even ‘organic’ or ‘natural’ baby skin products contained additives, fillers and chemicals. They decided to move home from New York so their baby could grow up with the ocean breeze,... Continue Reading →
What is Valentines Day? Valentine's Day, also called Saint Valentine's Day or the Feast of Saint Valentine, is a secular and religious holiday celebrated annually on February 14. It originated as a Western Christian feast day honoring one or two early saints named Valentinus. Valentine's Day is recognized as a significant cultural, religious and commercial celebration of romance and romantic love in many... Continue Reading →
About Tum Tum Tots It's amazing cutlery and plate ware designed by parents and loved by kids! The range, with links below, include some really beautiful tableware for kids, cleverly designed by product designer parent team Suzanne and Andrew Stokes in Buxton in beautiful Peak District, for their two children aged three and one. As they watched... Continue Reading →
You only need to look at the changing colours of the trees to notice that autumn is upon us! With that also come the seasonal colours, the wardrobe, the chill in the air and the annual pumpkin harvest (of course!) There are surprisingly many uses for pumpkin, such as: Eating - soups, dips, stews, roasted,... Continue Reading →
Television and children’s books often portray grandparents as aged, fussy, domesticated, and sedentary, probably with infirmities, like Roald Dahl for example although this is beginning to change! The stereotype is out of step with demographic realities, as most grandchildren who read children’s books will have grandparents in their forties to sixties and like my Nana,... Continue Reading →
