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Mamalina: The Alternative Gift List for Kids (That Isn’t Just More Stuff)
“Is there anything they’d like for their birthday?” The question that many of us are fortunate to hear about our children but that also brings feelings of blank and slight…
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Raising a Vegan Family
Bringing up a vegan child doesn’t need to be difficult, reassures Jenny Liddle Deciding to bring our daughter up vegan from birth was never difficult for us. The first thing…
Natural Bodycare – Reviews
Naked Toilet Paper This is a great option for those wishing to reduce their plastic waste. We received 48 extra-long rolls (each 300 sheets, two-ply quality) in a large box…
Make your own waxed cotton food wraps
A nice alternative to cling film or foil. Jess Hazel shows us how to make a natural and beautiful food wrap from old fabric scraps and wax. These wraps are…
Menstrual Cup Reviews
Introducing the menstrual cup reviews The cups featured have been reviewed by a team of women and we have amalgamated the comments. Our aim in this is to focus on…
Cloth Pad Reviews
Regular Pad, Eco Rainbow This pad is approximately 20cm long and is thick, so you feel reassured that it will hold heavy flow. It’s made with a layer of Zorb,…
Menstrual Cups: Tamsin Hopkins explains what they are and how you use them
What is a menstrual cup? A menstrual cup is a device worn internally that sits underneath the cervix and collects menstrual fluid. It’s typically made from medical grade silicone, although…
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Cloth Comfort: Tamsin Hopkins encourages women to use cloth menstrual pads
Women have been using pads of cloth or simply folds of fabric to catch their menstrual blood for many, many years, but specially designed pads have only started to gain…
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Editor Saffia shares five things she learned from editing Issue 57
I was reminded to appreciate everyday things… In this issue I review Creative Flow: A Year in my Mindful Life by Jocelyn de Kwant. What I love about this book…
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