Product Reviews
Meet The Safe Sippy stainless steel drinking cup, one small step in creating a less toxic world for our children. The Safe Sippy cup breaks away from the all-plastic sippy cup designs of the past. From the clean, non-leaching stainless steel cup to the unique safety features to the plastics free of Bisphenol A and other harmful chemicals, the Safe Sippy cup was created to accomplish one simple goal: Clean In, Clean O
August 18, 2010
A few years ago we "splurged" and bought a food dehydrator. Turns out, it really wasn't a splurge at all, since it's more than paid for itself.
August 12, 2010
I love my Zojirushi Rice Cooker. I didn't think I needed any rice cooker. Seriously, I can cook rice. It wasn't until our dear friend, Tom Ferguson, raved about his Zojirushi that I considered owning one. Now I consider it one of the best tools in my kitchen. Why?
July 26, 2010
We wanted one of these just to stare at because it was such an amazingly cool looking product! Add a little color and style to your kitchen by drying baby's feeding utensils on this fabulously designed drying rack. BPA-free, Phthalate-free & PVC-free!
Grass Drying Rack by Boon inc. is available at EcoMom.com
December 28, 2009
Their new environmentally conscious 100% organic cover helps parents provide the best for there babies, with cotton and extra soft bamboo that is chemical and preservative free.
December 27, 2009
A one-of-a-kind counter top appliance which is a steamer, blender, warmer and defroster all-in-one. It cooks food within 15 minutes - super fast, super easy! A JPMA award winner for innovation!
December 21, 2009
Klean Kanteen 12 ounce - I haven't met a toddler yet who doesn't like their shiny, always BPA-free, Klean Kanteen sippy cup / water bottle. Isabella, the Its A Belly founder's daughter has used hers from 1 to 3+ years old (it was her first sippy converting over to her first water bottle).
December 20, 2009
I remember having a cutting board that slid out from under the kitchen counter. We cut fruits and veggies on it, but knew not to cut meat on it -- thankfully. When we were done, we'd wipe it off and slide it back under the counter where the now-moist wood slowly dried ... or not ... until the next meal. Occasionally we would take the board outside and set it in the sun for a few hours to "sanitize" it. I now cringe
September 30, 2009
Wow these have improved! My son is now 12 months old and when I started weaning him at 5/6 months I started with a Dr Brown 10oz training cup. It was brilliant; it has a really soft spout that means the baby barely has to put any pressure on to get fluid out. It makes it easy and my little one took to it immediately. It is spill proof as well, although my little one managed to chuck water everywhere by flinging the c
September 28, 2009
KidCo Food Mill Makes Making Your Own Baby Food Easy -- Seriously, Really Easy
September 25, 2009
