Change-Diapers was compensated to host this giveaway. Grace Green Beauty creates products with simple, natural goodness. Using certified organic, raw, cold pressed butters and oils in glass packaging, products are cruelty-free and never tested on animals. Products do not contain parabens, petro-chemicals, phthlates, sulfates, artificial preservatives, artificial dyes or synthetic fragrance.
Garden by the Sea sent me three of their products for free in exchange for a review. I was not compensated for this post and all opinions are my own. Garden by the Sea is a 100% natural skincare line who also offers aromatherapy and teas on their site. Catrina Jackson began making all of her own baby products before her daughter was born so she knew she’d have safe products to use on her newborn while also protecting her cloth diapers.
I was not compensated to share this with you. Post contains affiliate links. This month, Balm Baby challenges you to switch one item in your home or business to a sustainable alternative. Post a picture on your Instagram or Facebook with the hashtag #SwitchToSustainable and complete this form. To make it even more fun, they’ve added some amazing prizes from great sponsors.
Change-Diapers was compensated to host this giveaway. Greenplicity, host of the #GoGreen15 Twitter Party in February is offering a fantastic giveaway package for Mother’s Day!
Since 2013, Greenplicity has been making “edibly green” natural skincare products with food-grade ingredients. The cleansers, soaps, lotions and body butters are made with all natural ingredients and essential oils so you can feel good about using them on yourself or your little ones.
Change-Diapers received a product sample. All opinions are my own. Sudsy Dough was created for the Andy and Katie Wallace’s daughter, who didn’t enjoy bath time. This moldable, scented dough is also a soap, and makes bath time fun. It can be used as-is, squishing and sudsing in the tub, or take it out of the tub to make custom shaped soaps!
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 »
