Under The Nile Organic Stuffed Polka Dot Monkey

January 28, 2010 by BabyCare  
Filed under Baby Products, Organic Alternatives


Under The Nile Organic Stuffed Polka Dot Monkey

This adorable firmly stuffed monkey, with embroidered face will become your child’s best friend! Matches beautifully with Under the Nile’s Twenty Four-Seven Collection. Toy is stuffed with organic cotton so there is no fluff to inhale! Spot clean only. Made with the finest 100% organic Egyptian cotton.  

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Under The Nile Sherpa Pauline Organic Cotton Doll

January 28, 2010 by BabyCare  
Filed under Baby Products, Organic Alternatives


Under The Nile Sherpa Pauline Organic Cotton Doll

Giving the Best for Your Child:

Sweet and petite! This organic cotton doll makes a wonderful eco-friendly companion for your little one. Pauline’s outfit beautifully matches Under the Nile’s Sherpa Collection and since she’s stuffed with organic cotton there’s no fluff to inhale! Measures 11″ tall. 



Product Features:

  • Made and stuffed with 100% Handpicked Organic Egyptian Cotton
  • Pesticide free
  • Organic dyes
  • Extremely comfortable and durable
  • EDI and CPSIA compatible
  • Certified by Demeter
  • Certified to the National Organic Program Standards
  • Coordinates with the Sherpa Collection
  • Soft and adorable toy doll

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Green Toys Help Your Kids Learn

January 16, 2010 by Zach Jacobs  
Filed under Baby Tips

Baby Lion Toy

Image by J.Chin via Flickr

A lot of parents nowadays are getting aware of the warning of government and private organizations on the recalled unsafe toys. Common toys which are commercially available are painted with toxic and lead paints among the safety issues and parents want to find better and safe alternatives. Good thing is there are green toys available which are both good and friendly to your kids as well as the environment.

Global warming and the imbalance in the ecosystem are a few bitter realities in the world today. More people are now realizing the necessity to include ways which are environmentally friendly. Among the developments made are organic farming technology and solar heating as a result of this awareness.

Every person in the world must contribute their share in preserving our environment for the sake of the future generation. Green toys aren’t just safe for children but the environment as well. Here is list of tips on how to shop for green toys.

1. When you go and shop for toys, purchase only those which are made from organic materials. Among these options include toys made of wood, stuffed toys and dolls made of cotton, clay and wood among others. If you choose painter wooden toys, choose only the ones which are painted with non-toxic paints free from lead so that even you kid puts them in your mouth, nothing untoward will happen.

2. Stay away from toys which have PVC and phthalates in them. PVC is made from non-biodegradable materials which can give out toxic gases and your child can be directly affected by it. They are blamed for cancer and are now barred in many countries around the world.

3. Americans purchase about four million batteries each year and this can create impact on the environment. Some green toys so not need battery to operate. If your kid’s toys need batteries, opt for rechargeable ones. Aside from saving money, you can also contribute something very significant to the environment.

4. Stimulate your children?s imagination and creativity by introducing them to make arts and hand made crafts. You can give them drawing sets which include non-toxic crayons and paints.

Once you have started teaching your kids, it will not be hard to make them eco-friendly. There are green toys which you can access online. You can also explore the possibility of using recyclable resources found in your homes. By doing this as a fun activity with your toddlers, they will surely be taught to grow up as ecologically responsible individuals.

With the progression of society some things have gotten too dangerous for our babies. When you buy green baby products, such as organic baby toys, you you are creating a safer place for your baby becabuy the organic toys manufacturers avoid the bad chemicals found in so many toys and baby products today.
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A Guide to Buying Baby Toys

September 24, 2009 by BabyCare  
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Ever Wonder What Is Suitable for Your Baby to Play with?  A Guide to Buying Baby Toys (0-12 months)

This guide is designed to help parents make toy choices and to assist friends in buying the most appropriate toy for your baby. It is organised by baby age as this provides the best overall guide. Remember also to use the age guide on the toy description and to ensure that the toy is from an established manufacturer who has designed to the latest EU safety regulations. For hygienic reasons toys which will be handled need to be washable.

baby mobile <b>Sunshine</b> by haba

Toys for baby 0-1 month old

The newborn has limited senses and toys which provide stimulation can be useful. Baby has very limited vision so toys with strong contrasting colours and movement are suitable. Cot mobiles provide stimulation and brighten up the room. A simple activity gym on a floor mat also provides stimulation. Rattles are always appreciated by baby.

Baby toys at 1-3 months


infant rattle socks
Baby is now developing rapidly and will be starting to lift his/her head and finding the world looks different! Playmats/activity gyms provide reaching shapes which baby can start to “punch”. Rattles attached to foot socks are also great for a good kick on the mat. These types of toys encourage the development of motor skills and hand to eye coordination. The use of texture is important and toys with multiple materials and sounds are appreciated by baby.

3-6 months exciting baby toys

baby play mat lamaze spinThis is an exciting time as baby becomes more interested in the environment and his/her mouth! Baby will like to pick up small toys (but not so small that they could be swallowed) and turn them over in his hand – before having a good chew!

Toys with sound will intrigue baby but remember that you will need to live with the tune! Designs which incorporate a number of different parts or sections, like stacking blocks, provide stimulation. Baby can be introduced to books – maybe books with animals which will give the Grandparents an opportunity to practice their farmyard sounds …or maybe not!

Toys for the more independent 6-9 months old baby


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Baby may be sitting up by now and trying to crawl so toys which encourage crawling are good. These are toys which can roll such as wooden balls or soft balls with textures. This is a good time to introduce books with nursery rhymes and hand movement, maybe with a CD to help with the singing!

Mobile baby at 9-12 months and his toys


baby's music centre leap frog

Baby is on the move! Sitting and crawling is now second nature and furniture walking is fun – if a little unstable. A 4 wheel trolley with a handle will encourage mobility. Baby is starting to become independent and exercise choice of play toys. Choosing a particular toy from the box is part of development. Manual dexterity is important so a toy which may be picked up and then opened or separated is fun. Baby will now enjoy musical toys and may have a special toy (make sure you have a backup special toy in case of loss).

It should be noted that cuddly toys are more suited for older children.
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Guide to buying baby toys is designed to help parents make toy choices and to assist friends in buying the most appropriate toy for the baby. It is organized by baby age as this provides the best overall guide.

Trevor Ginn is managing director at Hello Baby (www.hellobabydirect.co.uk) an online baby shop based in Bethnal Green, East London, UK. They sell a wide range of Toys and other baby products such as prams, pushchairs, nursery furniture and car seats. Trevor also writes a blog on eCommerce which can be found at www.trevorginn.com

All pictured products are sold via our Pamper You, Baby! Shop, which is an aStore through Amazon. Clicking on the images will take you to amazon.com.

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