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by Sharon Keilthy
"We don't need a handful of retailers 'doing' sustainability perfectly. We need every retailer doing it imperfectly.” -- Me
We need eco to go mains...
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by Sharon Keilthy
What if Christmas were all about experiences? Time together? Any maybe a few, valued, long-lasting new items?
Here are our ideas for a green Christ...
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by Sharon Keilthy
Hallowe'en *can* be spook-tastic without being waste-tastic!
Here are our ideas on how to reduce, re-use, recycle and rot to minimise waste at Hall...
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by Sharon Keilthy
Reuse is the absolute best thing we can do for our planet. So how can we freshen-up some much-loved but worn or broken toys?
How to clean my child'...
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by Sharon Keilthy
The Late Late Toy Show is coming up! Which makes me reflect on the good and bad of it, and what I'd keep and change, thinking about sustainability ...
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by Sharon Keilthy
We got our first ever book list. It started with, "Twistables or markers". I thought to myself, "We can do better than that!"
The most eco-friendly...
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by Sharon Keilthy
It's important our kids see themselves - others who are different to them - in their toys.
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by Sharon Keilthy
People are talking about toy plastic, and this is good.
But what we need to be talking about and aren't yet is toy miles.
>80% of toys come from...
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by Sharon Keilthy
So what are the alternatives to new petroplastics in toys?
Natural materials:
Exciting new bioplastics - materials that look and behave like pla...
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by Sharon Keilthy
The plastic in toys is usually obvious! (Sadly 90% of toys are virgin plastic) *But* you mightn't have realised there's hidden plastic in most of t...
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by Sharon Keilthy
Why are we a plastic-free toy company? Because plastic toys are polluting to produce, can't be recycled, and some are even toxic.
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