We’re committed to leaving only beauty and wonder behind for the sake of all little folk. Here’s the good stuff you helped us achieve in 2023.

Mealtimes with a picky eater can be a challenge, leaving parents frustrated and concerned about their little one's well-being. At Ecoriginals, we understand this struggle, and we're here to help you turn mealtimes from a source of stress into an opportunity for nourishment and joyful exploration. 

The journey through postpartum recovery is a significant chapter in any new mother's life. While the focus often centers around the newest addition to the family, it's crucial to remember that self-care is equally important. One powerful tool that can make a world of difference in postpartum healing is breathwork, particularly the practice of Diaphragmatic Breathing. In this blog post, we'll explore the vital connection between breath, pelvic floor health, and how a simple yet profound technique can support your well-being. Understanding the Pelvic Floor: The pelvic floor is a group of muscles located at the base of the pelvis, resembling a hammock. It plays a crucial role in various bodily functions, including supporting the bladder, bowel, and uterus. During pregnancy and childbirth, these muscles undergo significant stress, often leading to weakened or stretched pelvic floor muscles. The Importance of Postpartum Pelvic Floor Health: Recovery after childbirth involves nurturing the body back to its pre-pregnancy state, and that includes the pelvic floor. A strong and resilient pelvic floor contributes to improved posture, reduced risk of incontinence, and overall core stability. This, in turn, allows for a smoother transition into daily activities and exercises. Breathwork and Pelvic Floor Health: Breathwork, particularly Diaphragmatic Breathing, is a powerful practice that can greatly aid in the recovery of the pelvic floor. This...

At Ecoriginals, we're proud to support the Katingan Restoration and Conservation Project in Indonesia, focused on preserving and restoring peatland ecosystems. Peatlands store massive amounts of carbon and play a crucial role in fighting climate change.

Imagine if you couldn’t change your child’s diaper as often as needed. This is a heartbreaking reality for many parents. This December, we’re proud to partner with Baby2Baby to support children living in poverty.

 

We see the benefits of self-care spoken about everywhere, but it can feel overwhelming as a parent to young children. That’s why we’ve listed out our top 6 daily self-care rituals that you can easily work into your routine. 

It can be so frustrating to see our little ones in discomfort and not know how we can help them. While sensitive skin can be common for newborns and young babies, as parents we naturally want to protect them from any pain.  We can support our families by understanding more about why skin sensitivity can happen.

Every year, World Cleanup Day unites millions of planet-passionate people across the globe to fight for a waste-free world. 

Dangerous diaper toxins could be affecting your baby’s health but now you can prevent these hidden dangers by looking for a few unwanted ingredients.

The chemicals that you want to eliminate to keep your little one safe are usually the same chemicals that can have a negative impact on the planet. Plastics, fragrances, dyes, and other toxins not only affect your baby's health but also pose a danger to wildlife and ecosystems - whatever is put down your drain or in your bin has to end up somewhere!