Our Journal

Our lovely friend Greta van der Star of General Sleep Store shares with us her thoughts on the importance of organic fibres against the skin.

An energising smoothie that tastes like sunshine. The perfect healthy treat on hot days.

Our friend Luka McCabe, registered nurse, midwife and nutrition consultant, shares with us her wisdom on navigating the tricky, exciting and confusing time of introducing your little one to food.

We have put together a little printable activity to do with your little ones in the garden. Something to slow down and appreciate nature together.

An easy to prepare chia pudding for little ones, full of antioxidants, minerals, fats and nutrients.

Our friend Anna Hewitt shares a few tips to get everyone in the family sitting up and ready to enjoy their dinner together.

Monique Hemmingson shares with us her journey to the slow life, celebrating ethical and local brands as well as her life as a mama to Lulu.

Merino wool is the perfect fabric for babies, it insulates, absorbs moisture, breathes and is soft and non-irritating. Merino wool is surprisingly easy to care for but just needs a bit of love to ensure it stays in the best condition.

Becoming a parent is an exciting and sometimes overwhelming time. Questions like "what should I dress baby in, how many items of clothing do I need? cotton or wool?" will run through your mind.

Everyone will have an opinion on what you will need and not need for those early days. We want to make this exciting and challenging time as easy as possible so we have put together a clothing checklist that will keep your baby covered for the first few weeks and months:

6-10 bodysuits and singlet bodysuits cotton and woollen - depending on the time of year and temperatures where you live.

3-4 kimono wrap bodysuits and jackets - the kimono style makes dressing easy as you don't have to pull it over baby's head.

3-4 pairs of drawstring pants or