Your baby is the most precious little human in your life. Naturally, you want to do everything you can to ensure that they have the best in life. You may have already switched to organic food to guarantee they are healthy on the inside so why not ensure what you wrap them in is safe too? We have compared why it is best to choose organic products for your baby.

The big difference between organic and conventional cotton is the way the product is produced, and the amount of toxic chemicals used in the process. This is how organic cotton is produced:

• It is harvested delicately with the use of natural cotton seeds.

• The soil used is chemical free.

• Farmers only use rainwater to grow the crop.

• No chemicals or pesticides are sprayed at any stage of the process.

• The cotton balls are handpicked and never bleached or dyed with the use of toxic chemicals.

• If dyes are used, they are usually plant based, nontoxic dyes.

It lasts longer

This is because organic cotton’s resilient fibres have not been damaged by chemicals during the growing and weaving process.

It’s Free from Toxic Chemicals

So you can rest easy, knowing your child is not inhaling anything toxic.

It’s Softer and More Comfortable

Maximising your baby’s comfort and ensuring they stay cosy and itch-free.

It’s Better for Your Baby’s Skin

As organic cotton always keeps its natural state, it makes it mould resistant and antimicrobial too, so there is less of a chance of your child developing skin conditions such as eczema, dermatitis and skin allergies.

It’s Better for The Environment

No chemicals are used, and farmers recycle rainwater so water from conservations isn’t wasted.

It’s Better for Farmers

The farmers aren’t exposed to any harmful chemicals and don’t inhale any pesticides and insecticides. They also aren’t forced into debt from purchasing expensive GMO seeds.

How do we know our textiles are Organic Cotton?

We use certified textiles by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), which is the worldwide leading textile processing standard for organic fibres, including ecological and social criteria, backed up by independent certification of the entire textile supply chain.

To obtain the GOTS “organic” label, a product must:

• Contain at least 95% organic fiber

• Not be treated with bleach, formaldehyde or any other toxic substances

• Be colored with nontoxic dyes

• Be produced in a mill that enforces strict social and environmental standards, treating their employees and the earth with deep respect.

• GOTS certification means that our products meet the very highest standards.