Fat and the Moon Sensitive Pit Cream
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Zero Waste Deodorant Review: Meow Meow Tweet Eucalyptus Lemon Deodorant Stick
Meow Meow Tweet Eucalyptus Lemon Deodorant Stick
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Zero Waste Shampoo Review: Plaine Products Shampoo
Plaine Products Shampoo
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Zero Waste Shampoo Review: Ethique Heali Kiwi
We’ve been working to make our home a less wasteful place. One of the places I looked to decrease waste first was the bathroom. It seemed like an easy place to start. There are only a few things that needed a change, unlike the kitchen, and it would have a moderate impact on our waste, unlike say a bedroom that might not have a huge impact immediately.
To do so I needed products or DIY substitutes that would replace the mainstream items I was already using. Not only would these replacements need to be mostly waste free, they also needed to be both non-toxic and work.
So I tried a lot of things, mainly shampoo bars, natural deodorants, and toothpaste. Some of them were great, other were down right terrible. I started keeping a list, and then figured if I was already doing most of the work, why not turn it into a blog series? Maybe that way you won’t have to try as many things as I did to find something that works for you.
Ethique Heali Kiwi Review
Wool Review: Ella’s Wool Tubes
I think I’m in love. Ella’s Wool makes Tubes
TreeMagination Tree Blocks Review
Tree blocks are a wonderful addition to your child’s toys. They are made of natural materials, in natural shapes, making a change from (or addition to!) the standardized shapes and right angles of unit blocks.
Ozark Mountain Mama Interlock Bubble Shorties
I actually found Ozark Mountain Mama looking for baby shoes, and boy does she make some cute ones. She also had interlock on sale, and I’m a try it all kind of person when it comes to wool, so I helped myself to two pairs of bubble shorties.
Family Board Games: Dixit
For all that Dixit: Odyssey
Dixit consists of a deck of cards and a score board. Your goal is to guess which card is the one chosen by the storyteller, based on a word or phrase they’ve chosen. Their goal is to make sure that only some of the players guess correctly as they get no points if everyone or no one gets it right.
Wild Coconut Wear Interlock Wool
I don’t actually remember how I got turned on to Wild Coconut Wear, but it was our first interlock wool, and is still a major staple of our wool stash today.
We became majority wool wearers around six months, so I can’t yet speak about wool and newborns (though stick around and there’ll more on that in the future). I was influenced by the Waldorf idea that baby should be clothed in wool to help regulate their temperature so they can put that energy to use growing instead of staying warm, and also because I wanted to cloth diaper using only natural fibers.
Hemmed Medium Longies
Sweet Iris Designs’ Bamboo Stretchy Flats
As I promised in the last post, I’m here to review Sweet Iris Designs’ Bamboo Stretchy Snug Bug Flats. If you’ve heard all the hype about stretchy flats, these were probably the ones that got mentioned. First, because they are the grandmommy of stretchy flats, made with terry loop on a single side. Second, because they are pretty amazing.
