Eyla’s: Safe Products for Your Eco-Friendly Baby

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Zen Rocks Earth Jade $15

If you are a parent, interested in eco-friendly products for your little one, Eyla’s is definitely worth checking out. With a variety of quality baby items, Eyla’s, founded in July 2010, strives to make the best natural line of eco-friendly goods for your family.

When asked what inspired the founding of Eyla’s, owner, Ari Shore told New York Family: “The birth of our children inspired us to get involved and really create and source the best products possible.”

Of their many products, their most popular sellers are both their “Zen Rocks” and their “Healing Hazel Baltic Amber.” The “Zen Rocks” are essentially necklaces  made of medical grade silicon and are made for babies to chew on without attracting or storing bacteria. Eyla’s Zen Rocks are easy to clean and are safe alternatives for babies in their teething phase.

In addition, Eyla’s “Healing Hazel Baltic Amber” are worn to help relieve inflammation in teething babies and are also suitable for adults whom are seeking relief from headaches, muscle pain, and, joint pain.

Shore explains, “Everything that we design typically has some form of eco-friendly aspect to it. We look for unique and innovative products that are lacking on the market. We concentrate and spend our time working with professionals to really go after the symptoms and growing pains of having a baby.”

Other popular sellers at Eyla’s can be found under their line of Twinklebelle clothing. Their winter hats and booties are adorable and their wispy clips are the perfect accessories for young girls with little hairs.

Coming up, Eyla’s has some exciting new products including eight new designs to add to their Zen Rocks collection. Also, coming early next year, Eyla’s will be releasing their new collection from “Egg Kids,” a Swedish design company that focuses on quality design for generations!

For more information on Eyla’s please visit their website at: Eylas.com

 

 

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