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Organic Cotton Stroller Blanket – Rose Doe

admin November 14, 2018
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Incredibly soft and snuggly stroller blanket, perfect for keeping your little one warm on the move. These lovely swaddling baby blanket are made with two layers of 100% organic kids clothes. All packaged up in a beautiful gift box!

Key features

  • 100% Organic Cotto
  • Double laye
  • Gift box included

Free Delivery on all UK orders

UK DELIVERY OPTIONS

Royal Mail Standard – 2 to 4 Working Days – FREE

Royal Mail 1st Class – 1 to 2 Working Days – £3.40

Next Working Day DHL Express – £9 (If ordered before 1 pm Mon to Fri)

EUROPEAN DELIVERY OPTIONS

European Standard Delivery – Estimated delivery within 7 working days – £7.50 (Free for orders over £100)

European DHL Express – 3 to 4 working days – £20

NORTH AMERICA DELIVERY OPTIONS

North America Standard Delivery- up to 2 weeks – £12 (Free for orders over £100)

North America – DHL Express – 3 to 6 working days – £20

AUSTRALIA DELIVERY OPTIONS

Australia Standard Delivery – up to 2 weeks – £14 (Free for orders over £100)

Australia – DHL Express – 3 to 6 working days – £26

REST OF WORLD DELIVERY OPTIONS

Rest of World Standard Delivery – Up to 2 weeks – £14 (Free for orders over £100)

Rest of World – DHL Express – 3 to 6 working days- £28

*If you are ordering from outside the UK or European Union local taxes and import duties may be applicable and payable when the delivery reaches the specified destination. You are responsible for payment of any such taxes and import duties. Please contact your local customs office for further information before placing your order. We cannot predict their amount or have any control over these.

**Please note! In the rare instance that your delivery is very heavy we may contact you for extra delivery costs.

DISPATCH TIMES

If your order has been accepted, we will dispatch your order as quickly as possible Monday to Friday. Orders placed after 1pm on Fridays will be dispatched the following Monday. For any orders placed over the weekend, these will be processed the following Monday.

TRACKING

Once your order has been fulfilled we will send you a confirmation email to the address you entered in your order. If you selected an express courier option, this will include your unique tracking number to track your parcel. You can track the progress of your delivery from despatch to delivery.

Returns Policy

We hope you love everything you order, but in case you don’t, not to worry. We will happily accept returns for unused merchandise in its original condition at time of purchase for up to 30 days from purchase date.

For items purchased on www.tillyandjasper.co.uk, we offer a full refund (with the exception of gift wrapping and shipping expenses associated with the order) if they are returned in their original condition within 30 days of purchase.

If in the unlikely event your product has a manufacturing defect, please contact us at support@tillyandjasper.com or call us on 020 7193 6913. We are here to help and resolve any concerns Monday through Saturday from 9am GMT to 6pm GMT.

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Are Cloth Nappies Better than Disposables?

admin September 25, 2018
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I suppose the question here really should be ‘Are cloth nappies better for the environment than disposable nappies?’ and the answer can depend on how you personally rate certain factors.

So, let’s start at the beginning. You’ve found out you’re pregnant and you want to bring your baby up in as environmentally-friendly a way as possible. It’s all about sustainable living.

You start looking at organic baby clothes, bamboo baby leggings, organic cotton muslin squares and baby swaddle blankets. Goodness me, there’s so much to choose from when it comes to your as yet unborn ‘ethical baby’!. You almost feel overwhelmed and you haven’t even thought about what nappies to use yet! Is it better to use disposables or reusables?

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Are Cloth Nappies Better than Disposables?

So both sorts of nappies have their good points believe it or not when it comes to trying to be as eco-friendly as possible.

The fact is most parents still opt for disposables. They’re super-convenient and dead easy to use. The trouble is they are made from plastics, paper pulp and highly-absorbent chemicals. So when the 8 million or so disposable nappies end up in landfill sites every day, they create a soup of nastiness. As the disposables break down, they emit methane gas (a greenhouse gas) and leachate, a poisonous liquid , which contaminates the water and soil!

Cloth Nappies are very much on the up and up ,as more and more people start to worry about what the planet will look like when their children grow up. Reusable nappies are generally made from natural fabrics such as hemp, organic cotton or bamboo. Obviously cloth nappies don’t fill up a landfill site, are breathable and cause very few allergic rashes in babies. Many say that using reusable nappies means your child will find potty training easier as they are more aware of their toilet needs. Real nappies are also cheaper even when you bear in mind the cost of washing them.

There is an argument that because cloth nappies use washing powder and a lot of electricity and water for washing and drying, they really aren’t as eco-friendly as was once believed. Look around on Google and you’ll see what a minefield the whole debate is.

And let’s not forget Nappy Rash. Are cloth nappies or disposables best for holding off the dreaded nappy rash? Well it has to be said that disposables are ultimately better at keeping baby dry. But if you make a point of changing cloth nappies more frequently then baby’s bottom won’t be in contact with the wee or poo for so long anyway.

At the end of the day it really is up to the individual parents to decide for themselves. If it helps, The Environment Agency say that there isn’t much of a difference between reusables and disposables as far as environmental impact is concerned.

But have you seen how adorable some of the new cloth nappies on the market are! That’s got to be a massive plus point in their favour surely!

 

see here now:- https://www.tillyandjasper.co.uk/blogs/news/are-cloth-nappies-better-than-disposables

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