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5 Ways to Challenge Stereotypes During The Holidays

5 easy ways to involve your children in challenging gender stereotypes during the summer holidays. From becoming a supermarket 'gender detective' t...

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Which everyday fabrics contain plastic?

Did you know most tea bags contain plastic? So to do many of the clothes we wear. And it’s not just because of their zips, poppers and buttons; the...

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5 Reasons Why Organic Cotton Works Well In Hot Weather

Not only is organic cotton more environmentally friendly than synthetic fibres, but it’s also breathable and absorbent, making it a great choice fo...

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Inspire A Love Of Nature: Download Your Kids' Eco Award Chart

We're delighted to have partnered with It's Our Planet Too to create the Little Green Star Award chart to encourage children to take care of the en...

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10 Cotton Facts For Little People With Inquisitive Minds

We wear clothes everyday, but do we know where and how they were made? Download your copy of 10 cotton facts for little people with inquisitive m...

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5 Tips On How You Can Make Kids' Fashion More Sustainable

With children growing at a rate of knots, how can we practically slow our shopping down and buy more sustainably? From conscious purchasing to swit...

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Five Start-up Mistakes: the Diary of a CEO

Just over a year ago Sally Dear launched Ducky Zebra - a sustainable childrenswear brand that breaks the ‘pink, blue rulebook’ with their colourful...

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5 Reasons Why Unisex Baby Clothes Are Good: For You, Your Baby and the Planet

Why are unisex baby clothes on the rise? From easy sharing and money saving through to greater comfort and positive messaging they benefit not only...

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Colourful kids’ clothes: Can they really affect your child’s mood?

Have you ever heard of dopamine dressing? Sunny Wallis takes a look at how different colours can affect your child’s mood and behaviour. Spoiler al...

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Webinar: Closing the gender gap of confidence and emotional literacy

We're delighted to be co-hosting a free online event on how we can close the gender gaps of confidence and emotional literacy in children. With gi...

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Help your child challenge stereotypes at school

How can we break the cycle of gender-stereotyping with our kids? Teaching them to question the stereotype and offer a counter-example is one parti...

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5 ways to involve children in challenging stereotypes at home

In partnership with Lifting Limits we share 5 easy ways you can involve children in challenging stereotypes at home. From becoming a supermarket ge...