Belle is a popular carrier because of it's so lightweight, packs small and straightforward design. Our customers who prefer this carrier tell us that they feel like they are barely wearing anything but the baby in Belle Baby Carrier. The thin waist belt keeps the baby's position and weight on mom's hips without the bulk of many other soft structured carriers. This belt doesn't push down on your pants nor ride up when you walk, making it great for folks with fuller hips.
Come in and try it out for yourself!
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This "week's" is a brand new Black - Belle Baby Carrier
To participate, retweet on twitter @naturalmomgear or like it and us on Facebook
See our weekly giveaway page for more info.
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We'll be back with a new enticing giveaway after new years....
Quick info on how we decide on the winner for our giveaways. We use a random number generator to select among the participant....fair & unbaised.
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To participate, retweet on twitter @naturalmomgear or like it and us on Facebook
See our weekly giveaway page for more info.
]]>Secondly, we've got questions on how we pick winners. We first list all particpants from both twitter and facebook, and use random.org to find the lucky one. No preference is given to anyone or anything (participating on both twitter and facebook will increase your chances as you're in two places in the list)
Thirdly, the winner of the Patapum carrier is Amanda Gerry! Congrats!!
Fourthly, this "week's" give away is a Puj Baby Tub. This is a such a smart innovation for moms, see the video below. Even if you don't have an infant, participate! It makes an awesome gift. Good luck!
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Every week we've a free give away. We've been bugged down with an exciting project that we'll be coming with in August. We do appologize if our weekly give aways have tended to become monthly give aways.
This "week's" free give away is a Patapum Baby Carrier, your choice of color and size.
To participate, retweet on twitter or like it on Facebook
Open for anyone, anywhere on the planet.
Last "week's" winner: Congrats Giuseppina Szczepanski!!
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This week's free give away is a NoseFrida Snot Sucker. Makes de-buggering your infant reeeealy easy.
To participate, retweet on twitter or like it on Facebook
Open for anyone, anywhere on the planet.
Last week's winner: Congrats Monika Buhler!!
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To participate, retweet on twitter or like it on Facebook
Open for anyone, anywhere on the planet.
Last "week's" winner: Congrats Katie Stramer!!
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Open for anyone, anywhere on the planet.
To get the chance to win, simply follow us on twitter and retweet, and/or fan us on facebook and share. See rules here
Last week's winner by random draw: Congratulations Ruba Omeria!
In the beginning I bought what looked good, without asking if it's organic. Farmers that didn't have 'organic' labels often would say that there food was pesticide free. That sounds good enough, right? Well, it's not just pesticides that go into non-organic food, there's the fertilizers that go in to non-organic food. So, little by little I bought more and more organics.
Occasionally I supplement with Trader Joe's or Whole Foods run to supplement my groceries. The organic produce was often from elsewhere, shipped to CA. I always wondered how could I know if it is really organic from Chile or Mexico. Who monitors the practice there? I felt bad that I was paying for, and thus supporting, so much use of petroleum in shipping the organic food to my local store.
Though the news was released a while ago, I recently found out Whole Foods uses 'organic' vegetables from China in many of their own '365 Organic' label frozen foods. Unbelievable!
Newsclip here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQ31Ljd9T_Y&feature=player_embedded
Transcript here:
http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0508/521743.html
Follow up, further organic mess-ups here:
http://www.wjla.com/news/stories/0808/541588.html
It's disappointing to find that you really have to research and read all the fine print, all the time! This food was 'organically grown' in China, but China has different safety and organic certification processes.
So the summary is: Eat locally grown, eco-responsible foods, support local agriculture and if it feels expensive, remember you are buying anti-oxident full, fresh foods and saving on medical bills down the line.
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