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5 Green Products: Organic Baby Powder to Holistic Moms Network Cookbook

by Jennifer Lance on January 15, 2010 · 16 comments

organicbabypowder1. Naturity Organic Baby Massage Oil and Baby Powder

I’ve never discovered organic baby powder before, and although I didn’t use talc on my babies, I do use baby powder in stinky kids’ shoes sometimes. Actually, Naturity’s organic baby powder is not made from talc, but its main ingredient is arrowroot powder. In addition, Naturity’s organic baby massage oil is nut and wheat-free, and it is “designed to mirror baby’s natural sebum”.

At Naturity, we pride ourselves on the organic integrity of our products, which are comprised of 99-100% certified organic ingredients. The organic ingredient percentages for all products are listed on the front of all labels. Product ingredients are clearly listed on all containers as well as beside each product description on our website. We do not use any synthetic preservatives, emulsifiers, additives, or fillers.  But we do use certified organic ingredients from sustainable providers.

Best of all, every single Naturity product has received a score of zero on the Environmental Working Group’s cosmetic database Skin Deep.

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Wheat Free, Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Vegan Lunch Box: Healthier Eating

by Jamie Ervin on February 26, 2009 · 7 comments

Our kids take packed lunches daily.  We do this for a multitude of reasons… Celiac disease which mandates a gluten free diet, dairy allergies which means no milk or milk protein. For two of our children, we end up packing wheat free/dairy free/gluten free/vegan lunches. The other two get wheat and dairy but otherwise vegetarian lunches.

Another reason we pack lunches for all our kids is to ensure they eat healthier and so that I can see what they are actually eating on a day to day basis.  The leftovers come back home, so they can become snacks.

We do spend time brainstorming lunch ideas… the kids never complain but I get bored of packing the same foods over and over. [read the full article...]

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