Organic Cotton Infant

The Natural Choice in Organic Infant Wear is Joli Bebe Boutique. They have the softest products. They also carry certified organic skin care products for Mom and Baby. http://www.jolibebeboutique.com/

2006-05-11 10:55:23 by OrganicMom

Just a look into the kit I received today! I purchased this particular kit from Walmart.com www.walmart.com

My son is 11 months but wears size 18-24 Ms, he has a very sensitive skin so I need cotton for him and I can't afford all those fancy sleepers (organic and such), also I feel that the ones with snaps are much more functional (for diaper change) than the zipper ones. Any ideas where I can find this kind of particular sleepers: size 18-24 months, cotton, preferably with snaps. My baby and I would really appreciate your help! Thank you.

I got a few really cute ones at Target, 100% cotton and only 7 bucks. Mervyn's has some very cute Carters sleepers. They are very reasonably priced, so I would check those places out.

2008-09-21 22:43:13 by valentinzday

Price: $15.00 $15.00

packaged with recycled materials
lightweight and stretchability provides the perfect fit          
for baby-boy or baby-girl

when it comes to designing and purchasing interiors for your infants nursery? e.g such as halle berry designing her nursery to have only fabrics that are fine organic cotton.Does this encourage you to want to splash out for maybe one special item?

I have no idea what celebrities buy for themselves or their family, so no, not me. I buy what I like....and can afford!

2009-04-13 03:42:41 by Leah

Price: $3.20 $3.20

Mittens made of soft 100% organic cotton interlock material
Prevents scratching and thumb sucking
Washable

How does one start to become a controlling mother?
By not letting any piece of cheese or a drop of coffee whilst pregnant, then feeding their infant organic and dressing the baby in organic fabric, progressing to teaching the baby to read so it gets a head start, enrolling the toddler to drama and art classes to make sure it is getting smart, pushing the child to after-school classes 5 days a week and enrolling him to summer classes, etc...
Does the motherly paranoia stops sometimes or once one gets the bug "the best for my child" it will stick to them forever?
Do you know that wrapping your child in cotton wool does not actually achieve much in the long term?
Ethel, I am not sh*****g you, you must have heard about unpasteurised cheese (barely available these days) but some women still live in fear they might eat some by accident and kill their unborn child straightaway!
Looks like I have hit a nerve... I don't resent but I feel sorry for those kids whose lives are regimented 24/7 by mothers who can't accept the fact they haven't bred a genius.

I am not really sure this is a question, more of a rant, but I do somewhat agree with you. My children do eat healthy, veggies, fruits, meats and grain with very little junk. So in that aspect I am controlling I guess.

I am not into the "baby can read" programs and pushing them into classes at an early age or after school or during the summer. My kids learned to read in Kindergarten and Pre School and got to enjoy their toddler years by playing and having their imaginations grow leaps and bounds. I think every parent wants what is best for their child, my personal opinion is that you only get to be a child for a small percentage of your life. Why push them to do things before they are ready or need to?

2009-06-09 15:33:36 by Not a sweetie