A natural approach to babies, health & life
During August I got to try out some nice new natural products, as well as some of my go to natural finds. 1. Cheeky Panda Biodegradable Handy Wipes I think these wipes are so handy in the purse or in the buggy, the car etc. …
For my little one’s first birthday, I was searching for a toy with some sort of wheel as the focal point. My 1 year old loves wheels and every since he could use his pincher reflex at 3 months old, he would play with the …
Here are some natural, chemical free products I have been using this month. 1. Holos Love Your Skin Body Oil. If you have not come across this natural Irish skincare brand, you need to. Niamh has created some amazing products for babies, pregnancy, mama time …
So this month I found some little gems, perfect for the summer time. Just in time for showing off those toes in sandles, or traveling around with your own palm free soap, organic shaving oil and Trilogy Balm for sunny lips. Benecos Natural Nail Varnish …
I was looking for an activity station of sorts for my 6 month old when I came across this unique toy. It is called the Laptoy Activity Centre by Taf Toys. I wanted something he could play with on the floor or in his highchair …
Finding natural sunscreens that are still safe and trusted can be a leap of faith. I have rounded up the best natural sunscreens available for babies and beyond. I have also included a natural tan, which is 100% edible for mamas and papas out there, …
Having spent my whole life learning and playing music, putting together Music Box for my baby was a special moment. I thought I would share the contents of our music box with you, so you could put one together yourself, to play with your baby …
I have been collecting natural, chemical free nappy rash creams since my baby was born last year, only ever applying them when needed, on the advise of my midwife. Bang on 12 months, my little one’s molars came down together, along with the rest of …
The Irish language, as part of our Irish culture is a huge part of my life. Some words have slipped into the English language from Irish, such as Bróg (shoe)/ brogue style shoe, and Craic (fun), go leor (plenty)/ bargains galore. Bringing your child up …
A recent Irish Coast Watch Survey revealed an alarming increase of wet wipes all over our beaches and coastal ways. “Flushable Wipes” are the main culprit, along with regular non biodegradable wipes. They found ropes made from wet wipes all along Irish beaches, and these …