If you haven't noticed yet, I have another new blog sponsor! I'd like to extend a welcome to Sunshine Babies Boutique, one of my blog sponsors for September.
Sunshine Babies Boutique is owned by Em Malana, a mom of 2 who singlehandedly runs and manages the boutique. Em launched her store when her interest in cloth diapers was piqued during her pregnancy with her second baby, Sophia. She fell in love with the variety of cloth diapers available abroad and discovered that most of the shops she patronized were started and run by moms!
Inspired by their success, she decided to bring in her favorite brand, GroVia - a diaper for every family. Aside from GroVia, Em also carries Wonder Wraps and is looking to expand her line by eventually creating a local diaper brand made in the Philippines. Em is looking to carry more environment friendly and natural things for moms and babies, especially Filipino brands. Having grown up in the province, she got used to natural herbs and remedies concocted by her lola using indigenous plants - imprinting in her the value of preserving the environment.
Em also carries unique nursing covers like the Baby Bond - a cover which is worn as a sash and functions as a nursing top and the Sophie Snuggler - a multi-function cover that can be used as a burp cloth, sunshade, blanket or even a warmer.
What is unique to her store is her layaway program that help moms jumpstart their cloth diapering purchase. Layaway plans are offered for minimum purchases of P4,000 and are good for 3 - 6 month period. Moms can also visit and read Em's natural parenting blog to get tips on eco-friendly living.
Visit Sunshine Babies Boutique and check out their choices of natural parenting products!
I really want to try that type of nursing cover. But I'm scared I might get "taranta" and confused with it. Have you tried it one na?
ReplyDeleteWow! I bake for Mommy Em and she's my co-LATCHer! I never knew! Yay for Mompreneurs! I love it when moms are empowered!
ReplyDeletethe sophie snuggler looks easier to use :D
ReplyDelete