Natural Baby Gift Hamper

Hello Little Bead Wooden Baby Rattle

Hello Little Bead rattles are a smooth and SAFE source of stimulation. They have been carefully and lovingly designed to provide a lovely soft, wooden rattle sound with an easy to grasp shape.
Your baby will learn cause and effect when they shake shake shake their rattle to make noise! They will also improve their fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination as they twist, turn and spin the wooden rings.

Is your little one teething? No problem! Our rattles double as a teething toy and are completely safe for your baby to mouth. Your baby will love bringing their rattle to their mouth and safety exploring the textures with their tongue and gums!
Did we mention safe? Our rattles are made from chemical free, non-toxic, all natural beech wood. Beech wood is not only BEAUTIFUL but non-splintering and naturally antibacterial, making it perfect for toys that get shoved in your baby's mouth! As with all our designs our Keepsake Baby Rattle is independently tested and certified to meet Australian and New Zealand Safety Standards (AS/NZS 8124).

Fawn and Milk Brush and Comb Set

Fawn & Milk’s brush & comb sets are made from wood and goat’s hair. They are the perfect little gift for a newborn. The bristles are super soft and gentle enough to use on a baby’s hair and scalp. Please note: wood shades may vary from each individual set.

Fawn and Milk Booties in Latte Colour

Fawn & Milk's 100% Organic Cotton Knitted Booties are just the thing for keeping baby's little toes warm without comprising on style. They're super soft and snug.

Lilah and Co Rainbow Teether

Created using high quality beech wood, which is naturally anti-bacterial, non splintering and hard wearing. Designed for little hands to hold, the smooth wooden surface makes it the perfect teething toy for chewing and gnawing, providing relief for sore gums. The rainbow shape, natural wood grain and earthy lasered arches also make it a stylish sensory toy encouraging development with different textures to explore. Your baby will love it!

Too pretty to hide away, use your rainbow as a decor piece on a shelf  in the nursery. When bub is a little bigger it can also be used for imaginative play.

To care for your teether, wipe down with a damp cloth, do not submerge wood in water. Your teether is shipped raw but you may wish to seal it with an organic oil you have at home, such as coconut or olive oil.

Gaia - Nipple Balm

A nourishing balm for breastfeeding mothers to moisturise, soothe and protect sore, cracked nipples.

Use during pregnancy to help prepare your nipples for the demands of breastfeeding and once your baby is born, use after every feed to keep the nipple area in good condition for your baby to latch onto.

Ingredients: Organic Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Oil, Organic Cera Alba (Beeswax), Organic Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil, Tocopherol, Organic Daucus Carota (Carrot) Oil, Organic Chamaemelum Nobile (Chamomile) Oil, Organic Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Organic Calendula Officinalis Flower (Calendula) Oil.

 Gaia Sleeptime Bath Wash

Create a relaxing environment as part of your baby's bedtime routine with the Sleeptime Bath containing organic lavender and ylang ylang, especially for use before bed time.

 Natural Rubber Soother - Size 0-6 months

One of the safest and most hygienic dummies on the market. It’s flatter shape makes it the ideal dummy to prevent future dental issues.Size small (0-6 months).

Features:

• Orthodontic Natural Rubber Soother in one(1) reusable case allowing for convenient and hygienic storage.
• BPA Free
• No chemical softeners
• One piece design eliminates places where bacteria can hide
• No parabens
• No PVC
• No Phthalates
• Larger shield touches baby’s nose, providing closer simulation to breast feeding
• Made with 100% sustainable, natural rubber from the tree Hevea brasiliensis
• Eco friendly biodegradable dummies
• Easy sterilisation

 Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes Book

Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes is a 2008 children's picture book by Mem Fox and Helen Oxenbury. It is about babies, who, although they are from around the world, all share the common trait of having the same number of digits.