Co-babynuts, Saralee Sky and Jerry Kilgore, recently launched a new, web-based business, http://www.babynut.com. The website made its entrance onto the World Wide Web on November 6, 2 Tips: Find Street Fashion Online(may be you can find what you want on the oasap.com) 003.
Babynut?抯 mission is to provide natural, organic and alternative products, nurturance and support for pregnant and adopting families, babies and toddlers. All kinds of families are celebrated. The site is unique because of its inclusive nature, broad product offerings and quotes of wisdom and/or humor found throughout the site.
Products for sale include: organic and unique maternity and nursing clothes, baby and toddler clothes, books on pregnancy, adoption, natural childbirth and parenting, children?抯 books and music, wooden toys and puzzles, puppets, gift baskets, baby carriers, body products, alternative medicine, astrology charts and clothing with astrological signs specially designed for Babynut.
Also for sale on the site are Topsy Turvy dolls made with herbs and a baby sleeping bag designed by Ms Sky. Northwest Washington products are showcased whenever possible, including Jody Bergsma prints and cards, Tom Hunter and Richard Scholtz CD?抯, Tree Frog Farm flower essences, Grace Harbor Farms goat milk body products and Alpaca Joe hand knit alpaca baby clothes.
Another special feature of the site is a free newsletter - Nutsense! - with articles on parenting or childbirth, book reviews, a featured vendor and parenting tips.
?揟he importance of the first three years of life cannot be over emphasized,??says proud Babynut owner, Saralee Sky. ?揟his is when the foundations are laid for whether the child will see the world as a safe and loving place or one filled with danger and insecurity. Babynut is my way of offering information, products and loving support for families and babies.??/p>
The site is the creation of Saralee Sky, who has been working with women and children for the last 18 years. Ms Sky has been a therapist for abused women and children, and was the executive director of Brigid Collins House and Camp Fire USA Samish Council. She left Camp Fire in April to create and run Babynut.
For more information about the site, go to: http://www.babynut.com or call 866-671-3679.
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