Robeez, the original maker of soft soled shoes for kids just launched a new campaign that we think is utterly amazing. Starting April first, for every pair of Robeez socks purchased, a new pair of socks will be donated to Head Start. Head Start is a program that helps low income families prepare their children […]
Celebrate The Holidays With Zomsters!
Have you ever heard of Zomsters? Me neither! However, they are SUCH a cool company! Â And they recently came out with a new line of children’s products! They offer a full line of earth-friendly products featuring the zany Zomsters characters. Parents can choose from a selection of super-soft cotton onesies, t-shirts and hats, kid and […]
Parents Say No to Petroleum Jelly!
Say no to petroleum! Please help us spread the word! We want you and everyone you care about to know that there is an eco-friendly alternative to petroleum jelly…Waxelene! It has the same properties that everyone loves about petroleum jelly, but it’s sustainable and organic. Everyone in the family can use it – for everything […]
September Is National Baby Safety Month!
September is National Baby Safety Month and we wanted to share three tips from Pediatrician, Dr. Alan Greene’s! There are about 80,000 chemicals in the marketplace today – more than enough to make parents who are concerned about chemicals pull out their hair. Simplify and pay attention to just 3 ways your child might be exposed. 1)What […]
Get Ready For Winter!
Summer is just about over and us parents have to prepare for the next seasons! This fall and winter parents can dress their infants and toddlers in one Zubels adorable new 100% cotton hand knit hats! These beautiful heirloom quality knit hats are the first in the line of Zubels new wearables collection and joins their […]
Soffe For Hope!
Soffe, a leading active apparel brand, has launched Soffe for Hope in honor of Hope Stout, a courageous thirteen year old who lost her fight to cancer. Hope’s story is one that embodies this saying and should be an inspiration to each and every one of us. When diagnosed, Hope was given the opportunity to […]
