Posted by admin | Posted in Organic Baby Products | Posted on 01-11-2010
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Organic Baby Wool Clothing
This page should have information if you are looking for Organic Baby Wool Clothing
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Engel Organic Merino Wool Double Knitted Nappy Cover-Natural-62/68 (0-6 mo) Sale Price: $27.90  |
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This double-knit Merino wool nappy cover is one of the softest, warmest wool covers we have found. An excellent alternative to synthetic covers, wool soakers are naturally antibacterial and provide excellent moisture regulation... |
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Disana Organic Merino Wool Cover-Natural-86/92 (12-24 mo) Sale Price: $27.35 |
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This double-knit wool diaper cover is made from lovely, soft organic wool that is ideal for even the smallest babies with sensitive skin. An excellent alternative to synthetic covers, wool soakers are naturally antibacterial and provide excellent moisture regulation... |
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Nui Organics Rib Stripe Sweater - Silver and Cream, 0-3 Months List Price: $84.00 Sale Price: $44.50 |
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Sckoon Stick -N- Snap Machine Washable Merino Wool Diaper Cover - Size Small Sale Price: $33.90 |
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Made of the best quality Australian merino wool, this double-layered wool cover is naturally water-repellent, breathable and absorbent. Its soft, 'non-itchy' wool felt comfortable in both winter and summer; it is an excellent choice for preventing diaper rash... |
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Engel Organic Merino Wool/Silk Baby Shirt - Blue/Mint/Natural - 2T/3T Sale Price: $37.88 |
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This striped long sleeved baby shirt is made of a super soft Merino virgin wool and mulberry silk blend that is extremely warm and comfortable. This unique blend of Merino wool and silk will keep baby warm in cooler weather... |
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Wool Baby Socks (19/20 (6-12 mos), Orange) Sale Price: $14.95 |
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Cozy socks for cold weather. Lanolin, naturally contained in the wool, has an antibacterial effect, making the wool self-cleaning, as it is worn by your baby. Hand wash or washing machine wool cycle, and only air dry. |
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Engel Organic Wool Terry Long Sleeved Sleeping Bag - Natural - 3-6 Months Sale Price: $56.94 |
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This organic wool terry long sleeved sleeping bag comes only in smaller sizes because it is designed specifically for premature babies and smaller newborns. It is lightweight and breathable yet very warm, so your baby will feel comfortable and cozy at night time... |
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Disana Organic Merino Wool Wrap-Natural-62/68 (3-6 months) Sale Price: $32.88 |
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This wool cover is a wrap style wool cover that is made from the same high quality organic wool that Disana is known for. The difference between this wool and the wool used in the Disana wool soakers is that this wool is felted... |
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Engel Organic Virgin Wool Fleece Blanket-Natural-One-Size Sale Price: $59.89 |
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Organic wool fleece is just about the nicest thing you can wrap around your newborn. These thick wool blankets are luxuriously soft and are essential items for your new baby. They are great to have on hand later, as they have many uses... |
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Sckoon Merino Wool Diaper Cover (Inside belt close)- New Born Sale Price: $22.90 |
What's the most "eco-friendly" way to raise babies?
I'm pregnant and I'm not like an eco-fanatic but I'm starting to try. For starters, I'm breastfeeding so that's none of the waste that comes with bottle feeding (my sister used formula and easily had ten plastic containers that were thrown away every single week). I plan on using cloth diapers (again, after watching all that my sister threw away each week, it just seems wasteful). But I see all these things about "organic" baby clothing and toys and I just don't understand how it really matters if I buy clothes made of organic cotton or wool for twice the price. How does that work? Any other ways to be an eco-friendly mom? Thanks.
What's the most "eco-friendly" way to raise babies?
You are on a good starting point -
A life style of less disposables and more keepables:
1. Breast feeding / freshly made foods vs. in jars/frozen/packed
2. Cloth diapers (use of a diaper service for a fresh load each wk)
a diaper rash is an unnatural phenomenon found only on babies with plastic diapers
3. Use of least plastic in toys and accessories, this will take ongoing thinking but can be done or at least attempted
e.g. alternates are use of wood, metal, clay/ceramic/glass, fabric
In addition to the above alternatives being better for the baby, good for mother and Mother Nature, they are much less expensive on dad's wallet. And lets not forget - no hassle of running for diapers and formula with the car every other week.
Also, this will lead to a 'fresher' lifestyle as apposed to a 'canned/frozen and packed in plastic' one which in the long run is a very healthy start for your baby.
*** The next generation will learn from you right from the start.