Summer is officially here ☀️!

While some things might be different this summer, we’re still going to try to spend as much time outside as possible. That’s why we updated our sunscreen roundup for 2020! Our top 10 picks are all mineral sunscreen, non-toxic , and reef safe! Plus, a lot...
The Hidden Risk in Store-Bought Slime

The Hidden Risk in Store-Bought Slime

Slime seems to be the hottest new toy for kids. They love that it’s a tactile toy they can squeeze and smash. But before you rush out to buy a new tub of gooey slime on your next shopping trip, have you ever wondered what’s actually in it? Turns out,...
15 Non-Toxic Toys for Toddlers and Preschoolers

15 Non-Toxic Toys for Toddlers and Preschoolers

Updated for 2019! You can pat yourself on the back for bringing these non-toxic toys into your home or gifting them to friends. These are the highest rated, healthiest toys for your growing little one. Not only did we make sure that the materials are safe, but we made...
Are Foam Play Mats Safe For Babies?

Are Foam Play Mats Safe For Babies?

Squishy foam mats or those large colorful floor puzzles can seem like a great way to keep your baby comfortable during tummy time or cushion your clumsy toddler’s falls. As useful as these play mats are, it is important to choose the right material before...
8 Non-Toxic Bath Toys

8 Non-Toxic Bath Toys

Make bath time extra fun with our non-toxic bath toy roundup! Lots of traditional toys (including that famous yellow rubber ducky) contain BPA, phthalates, or PVC. We knew there were better toy options out there, so we searched high and low to bring you the safest...

Spending time outdoors this weekend?

Looking for ideas on how to pass the time? Below are two of our favorite outdoor games the whole family can play! ‍ ‍ ‍ Ladder bean bag toss- so simple and fun! Set up your ladder and label each step with points (10, 20, 30, etc). Take turns throwing a bean bag to see...

School’s out, which means more time to play ‍♀️!

As kids spend more time at home, remember to dust more frequently . Normal household products can toxic chemicals like flame retardants, phthalates, and lead . These chemicals can drift out of the products and accumulate in household dust. To reduce the amount of dust...