- Sunday, June 27, 2010
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Have you read Siri Agrell's latest article called "Totally Freaked Out" which is featured in the March issue of Toronto Life magazine? In it, she discusses the extreme measures some parents take to ensure their kids live a toxic-free lifestyle. Our family has made it a priority to provide our children with organic and natural foods and toxin-free toys, bottles and even clothing whenever possible. Lately, I have been looking to replace some old Siggs bottles for my kids since they have been severely banged up over the last little while. But I wanted to find a stainless steel bottle that is BPA and phthalates free and that had a wide enough mouth to stick the large bottle brush I use. I can still manage to shove it in the Siggs bottles but I recently went with Purica Steel because of its wide neck. I discovered first-hand what they meant on their website (handwash lids only - silicone seal may disengage when placed in the dishwasher) and I found that they leak a lot in my daughter's lunch box if it's not upright. So when I read about Canadian-owned organicKidz on My Organized Chaos, I was instantly intrigued. She has just posted her review on their baby bottles and is also hosting a giveaway for 2 stainless steel baby bottles. I like that these bottles are compatible with most narrow necked nipples and can also be converted into sippy cups. And their designs are pretty chic to boot. Enter today for your chance to win. Contest ends March 5 and is open to Canadian and US residents.
- Friday, February 19, 2010
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I can't believe it but I was just notified that I won the FreckleBox contest over at My Organized Chaos! Out of 330 entries, my number was picked and I couldn't be happier. I love personalizing things so I'm so excited that my daughter will be getting her own personalized lunch box. And just in time for school, too! She starts junior kindergarten this year and I'll be heading back to work. She already picked out the style for her new lunch box - The Cute Kitty. And cute it is!
- Monday, August 17, 2009
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