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Plastic Free July is a global movement to reduce plastic waste. Encourage your family each week to reduce or refuse 1 single-use plastic item. Little ones love to be involved too. Turn this month and each month after into a learning opportunity. Every small change makes a difference and adds up.Try choosing a reusable container over a ziploc bag or an apple or orange instead of an individually packaged snack. Bring canvas totes into not only the grocery store but also Target or your local hardware store. These little changes become good habits and make your kids feel empowered and inspired to do good.Some...

New Collection Features Product Updates: New Colors - Sand pattern available on Era or Indie. Dusk poly/wool blend available on Era, Indie or Indie Twin. Olive with black frame available on Era and Speed. Supernova color-block fabric made from overstock fabric available on Speed, for a limited time only.  Stroller brake and pedal improvements - Increased room for parent stride and easier brake engagement. More durable design. Bumper bar improvements - Faster removal and attachment. Continues to fold down for the most compact fold. Mini Board Toddler Board Improvements - Now has the ability to fold up and secure when not in use. Compatible with 2022+...

Thank you to all of the volunteers who helped clean up Law St. beach and park in Pacific Beach at our Earth Month cleanup with Baby Tula!! We picked up 31 lbs. of trash that would have been bound for the ocean including glass bottles, books, soda cans, a hairbrush, flip flops, plastic bottle tops, straws, and more. Little cleaners went home with giveaway prizes thanks to Baby Tula, South Coast Surf Shops, Shore Buddies and Clean Horizons. Stay tuned to our newsletter and Facebook for our next beach cleanup announcement. This cleanup marked our 19th beach/park cleanup!  

During Earth Month we wanted to make a nod to our trusted retail partner, EarthHero, based in Louisville, Colorado. Their mission is to make sustainable shopping simple for everyone, no matter where you are on your sustainability journey. Here is a little deep dive into who they are and what they stand for: Choices Make Changes. Too much of the stuff we buy today is made without any thought about tomorrow. Our landfills are growing while our resources are disappearing – it’s just not sustainable. The future of our planet depends on the actions we take today, but the truth is,...