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Thank you She Is Beautiful for such a fun race in Santa Cruz, CA! It was a colder morning than expected but thousands pushed through to the sunny finish.We saw many bumblerides on the course and even more smiles, especially in the Bumbleride Baby Mama stroller divisions (5k/10k), where all stroller brands are welcome. Stroller division winners received a $250 bumbleride gift card. Special thank you to those who ran with their strollers!The next She Is Beautiful race is in Santa Barbara, CA on September 17th, more details or register here.      

We have a long history working with PishPosh Baby, based in Lakewood, New Jersey. We talked with their creative marketing director, Esti Winter, about Bumbleride and got the inside scoop on their thinking behind being an eco-minded parent and how that translates to choosing a stroller in today’s world.Bumbleride: From your perspective, why should parents consider buying a stroller using eco-friendly materials that also have no harmful chemicals?Esti: As parents we need to consider how our actions will impact our children’s futures. Everything we do as humans has an impact on their world – the world we’ll pass on to...

We reached out to non toxic product expert, Aida Garcia-Toledo of 3 Little Plums, to learn more about baby gear chemical safety. Aida is dedicated to educating families about the hazards of daily exposure to toxic chemicals and helping them transition to a healthier and less chemically dependent lifestyle without adding stress. Bumbleride:Which 3 product categories should parents be most selective of in regard to chemical safety for baby gear and why? Aida:Parents should focus on those items that your baby uses the most. This might be different for every baby depending on your family’s routine, but generally speaking it’s safe...

We had a great time cleaning up Maruta Gardner Park in Mission Beach and leaving the playground, park and beach cleaner than we found them! The cleanup resulted in 8 lbs. of trash that would have ended up in the surrounding bay or ocean. Much of the trash was take-out food packaging and single-use plastics from snack wrappers and water bottle caps. Thank you to all the attendees for helping keep San Diego clean! Stay tuned for our next cleanup announcement.