It’s super easy to secure it to your changing dresser and just as easy to remove to take with you.
Nov
23

Quick Change: Naturepedic Organic Changing Table Pad

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Your house is decked out in organic, eco everything for your new baby. But what happens when you’re on-the-go? Thanks to Naturepedic Mattress you can go organic where ever you and your baby are. The Naturepedic Organic Changing Table Pad ($99) is part changing table and part changing mat. The sturdy eco foam and raised sides make it safe while the light design makes it extremely portable. The pad has a waterproof organic cotton cover, organic cotton filling, non-toxic flame retardant, a safety buckle, and snap screws to secure to a dresser. And did we mention there is no vinyl, PVC, phthalates, polyurethane foam, latex, or wool (for preventing allergies)? That’s change you can be proud of.

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Photo by Baby Earth

The biggest problem with polyurethane foam is that it is not a natural product. In order to produce it, the manufacturer has to use many harsh chemicals. Whenever you are dealing with powerful chemicals, there are unique health risks.
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Greenista Girl Shivani is celebrating her baby’s first Turkey Day in style.
Nov
16

Thanksgiving Prep Week: Organic Turkey Time Onsies

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Wanna wrap your butterball up in something adorable. No, we’re not talking turkey; we’re talking your little baby. CafePress has a whole slew of kitschy onesie for your baby in sizes 0-3 months up to 18-24 months. They are made from 100% organic cotton and have adorable prints on them like “Oh Snap” with a wishbone, “It’s all about the jiggle” with a can of cranberry sauce, and our fave, “Feast now for tomorrow we shop.” There are also the standards like cartoon turkeys, autumn leaves, and pumpkin pie. Like Thanksgiving dinner, we think you’ll be going back for seconds to pick from over 6,000 designs!

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Photos by CafePress

Organic onesies are best for your babe since they are grown without any toxic pesticides.
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Nov
09

Squash It: Organic Pumpkin Baby Food

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While you’re nibbling on yummy pumpkin seeds, whip up some autumn-inspired food for your little one, too. Starting at 6 months, babies can eat “yellow” veggies, which includes sweet potatoes, squash, and pumpkins. These veggies are high in potassium and vitamins A and C and tasty to boot. With the help of Brooke Griffin from the Art of Comfort Baking and Cooking for Baby, Too, we whipped up this healthy treat for our babes.

Organic Pumpkin Baby Food

  • Small organic pumpkin
  • Breast milk or baby formula (your brand)

Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Wash and scrub the pumpkin. Cut the pumpkin in half and remove the seeds and guts. Slice into quarters and place on a baking sheet, skin side down. Roast until tender when pierced with a knife, about 45-60 minutes. Cool. Scoop out the pumpkin and puree in a food processor until smooth. Add breast milk or formula to the consistency your baby can handle. The puree will stay in the fridge for 3 days or in the freezer for up to 3 months.

Written by Greenista Girl Shivani

Photo by Art of Comfort Baking and Cooking for Baby, Too

There are many benefits to making your own baby food like no additives, preservatives, or pesticides. Plus it saves money and is better for the environment.
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Nov
02

It’s Celebrate Greenie Preemies Month

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Good things come in small packages … candy, rings, and who could forget babies. With early labor births as the number one killer of American newborns (wow!), The March of Dimes has named November as Prematurity Awareness Month. Moms, dads, sisters, brothers, and friends can ban together to draw awareness to this increasingly common, costly, and serious public health problem. In some cases, premature babies can even be prevented by mom staying happy, healthy, and active (see how at our other Greenista Mama tips). If you know a preemie or know a loved one who has given birth a bit too early, you can visit the March of Dimes website to create a virtual band in honor or in memory of a child you love. You can also check local establishments throughout the month of November for opportunities to volunteer and donate to the March of Dimes. You’ll be banding together with others to help give all babies a healthy start.

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Photos by Parents

543,000 premature babies are born each year.
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Sep
21

Win It! Maclaren Comforting Gift Set for Baby

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Protect baby’s delicate oh-so-soft skin and prevent irritation with the Maclaren Comforting Gift Set for baby. In collaboration with a globally treasured aromatherapy specialist, Maclaren created an organic-based and holistic personal care collection, which is designed to promote the well being of both mama bear and baby bear. The gift set includes Calming Bath Milk, Protecting Nappy Change Balm, Absorbing Dusting Powder, and Organic Kite Toy ($60). Calm the little one down before bedtime with the peaceful aroma of lavender. Great as a gift for a mom-to-be or splurge and get one especially for you and your baby!

Win It: The Greenista Girls are giving away 4 Maclaren Comforting Travel Kits for mom and baby. To enter you must do 3 things: Tell us how you calm your baby in the comment section below and post on our Facebook and Twitter pages.

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Photo by Maclaren Baby

Aromatherapy is one of the best ways to unwind. Try different scents like ginger that is often used in aromatherapy to relax and reduce tension. It may also be useful for nervousness or anxiety.
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