Dishwasher tablets can leave residues of toxic chemicals like phosphates, chlorine, and artificial fragrances on plates. These can include compounds like alcohol ethoxylates and phthalates, which may cause health concerns. As the dishwasher is cleaning plates, cups and utensils our little ones eat off, using non toxic products can make a huge difference to health! Even the more “non toxic” and “natural” options online all contained fragrance and other chemicals. It was hard

Behold the almighty baby wipe! Can you imagine the chaos without these magical sheets? Our adorable little monsters are constantly getting into sticky situations - from messy bums to gooey hands, runny noses, and food fiascos. So, we've been on the hunt to make shopping for wipes that little bit easier for you! Many wipes available on supermarket shelves are formulated with chemicals that can be harmful, particularly a specific ingredient that, if left on the skin without rin

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When introducing peanuts did you know that early intervention is key. Peanuts tend to be one of the foods parent's are most worried about introducing therefore tend to prolong using them in their diets. New research shows that introducing peanuts safely from 4 months (for higher risk to allergy children) and 6 months can dramatically reduce the risk of developing a peanut allergy.

When we think of calcium, we think of dairy products. Calcium can be found in many other foods your child eats. Being aware of these foods to reach your child's calcium needs, especially on a dairy-free diet is helpful. We have put together a list of dairy-free options rich in calcium below:

Choose the most nutritious plant-based milk for your individual child