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5 Reasons to Use Organic Cotton on Your Baby

Jul 20

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As a parent, you want to be sure that anything that goes near your precious one is safe. Most of today’s commercial fabrics undergo chemical treatment. So how do we make sure we keep our babies safe? One way is by using organic baby clothing.

Organic baby cotton apparel is easily available here at the Organic Ebaby store. These particular goods are designed from natural cotton and are 100% toddler friendly. Therefore if you would like the very best on your toddler, go for organic baby apparel.  Listed here are 5 great logical reasons why organic baby clothing is a better option:

  1. Because it is made from 100% organic cotton and is free of toxins and chemicals, organic baby clothing is safe for your baby’s delicate skin and will not put your baby at risk for rashes, irritations, or skin allergies.
  2. With this fabric, you reduce the risk of your child to take in hazardous chemical compounds, unnatural dyes, and also toxic compounds, which are usually in cotton-made garments.
  3. This type of baby clothing is durable and will last longer than conventional clothing.
  4. Organic baby outfits are more environmentally friendly since they aren’t shipped to your local store from distant manufacturers.
  5. Organic baby items aren’t simply baby friendly; they are environmentally friendly too. There are no unnatural dyes included in organic baby fabric, so there are no harmful side effects on your baby or the environment.

There you have it — 5 excellent explanations why you need to make that move to organic baby clothing. Today, almost all types of organic baby clothing styles and designs are readily available. Check all of them out today, make sure your child is fashionably stylish while still protecting the environment.

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Certified Organic Label Guide

Jun 19

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Organic labeling can be at times difficult to understand.  The following guidelines were established by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) National Organic Program (NOP) to assure consumers know the organic content of the food they purchase.

Single-Ingredient Foods

On foods like fruits and vegetables, look for a small sticker version of the USDA Organic label or check the signage in your produce section for this seal.

The word “organic” and the seal may also appear on packages of meat, cartons of milk or eggs, cheese, and other single-ingredient foods.

Multi-Ingredient Foods

Foods such as beverages, snacks, and other processed foods use the following classification system to indicate their use of organic ingredients.

100% Organic—Foods bearing this label are made with 100% organic ingredients* and may display the USDA Organic seal.

Organic—These products contain at least 95–99% organic ingredients (by weight). The remaining ingredients are not available organically but have been approved by the NOP. These products may display the USDA Organic seal.

Made With Organic Ingredients—Food packaging that reads “Made With Organic Ingredients” must contain 70–94% organic ingredients. These products will not bear the USDA Organic seal; instead, they may list up to three ingredients on the front of the packaging.

Other—Products with less than 70% organic ingredients may only list organic ingredients on the information panel of the packaging. These products will not bear the USDA Organic seal.

Keep in mind that even if a producer is certified organic, the use of the USDA Organic label is voluntary. At the same time, not everyone goes through the rigorous process of becoming certified, especially smaller farming operations. When shopping at a farmers’ market, for example, don’t hesitate to ask the vendors how your food was grown.

*Salt and water are not included.

Source: Organic.org

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