If you click and buy, we may receive a small commission, thank you. If you celebrate Easter, you probably know that your baby isn’t going to have any idea what’s happening for at least the first few years. Even so, who doesn’t love a beautiful Easter basket and a cute little baby? I’m not a big fan of “stuff,” so I tend to be partial to gifts that are consumable and/or practical, but still fun. 🙂
I receive free products from Guidance Guide for review purposes but my opinions are all my own. Babyganics was founded when Kevin, a father, wanted products that were both mindful of the planet and would help make their home a safe place for their children. Today Kevin and his friend Keith, fathers to 5 children between them, run the company. Using their own experiences, community feedback, and the latest scientific research, they continue to create safe, effective and sustainable products.
Katie received products free for her review. She was not otherwise compensated and all opinions are her own. MamaSuds is a family owned business and is hand-crafted in the state of Michigan. MamaSuds was created for parents who want to create a safe, clean home using simple, non-toxic and eco-friendly products. All of their products are made from ingredients that are local, natural and/or organic. MamaSuds sent me a bottle of their laundry soap and a Boo Boo Stick to review.
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Katie received free product for review purposes. Change-Diapers was not otherwise compensated for this post and all opinions are Katie’s. There are so many things to think about when you have a baby. When I had my first son, I assumed the mainstream shampoo would work fine for our boy. I mean, when they’re babies, they don’t have much hair anyway so I didn’t think that hard about it. However, when my kiddo got older and then eventually having our second son, I realized the mainstream shampoos weren’t really doing what we wanted them to.
We’ve tried a few different kinds of natural/organic shampoos. I found one out of those that I really liked. Recently we’ve tried one that I thought was supposed to be good but the smell was awful and it didn’t leave their hair soft. Which meant I needed to get the conditioner (from the same brand) and if you have kiddos who don’t enjoy their hair being washed, you get my pain. It also didn’t suds up enough to use as body wash as well, which was frustrating. So when Darling Naturals Company contacted us for a review, I jumped on the opportunity to try out their shampoo!
Maria wants to live in a world where cloth diapers are the norm and moms can make parenting choices without judgement. When she’s not chasing her 17, 13 and 10-year old kids around, you might find her checking out the latest gadgets, organizing something (again) or exercising in the fresh air. Read More »
