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Parents looking to avoid toxic toys this holiday season need look no further than Childsake and Ecobaby. Childsake's dolls ($30.99) are made of natural and recycled material, and come with both a planting kit and a message about caring for the environment. The company's soft bears, bunnies, elephants, turtles and whales ($9.49 to $41.99) are made of organic cotton. From the sustainably harvested maple and ash to the cooperatively crafted toy, Childsake is as Earthfriendly as a toy company can be. And, five percent of Childsake's profits go to Save the Children.

Ecobaby's huggable toys ($7.95 to $139.99) are made from organic cotton and wool and are naturally resistant to bacteria, dust mites dust mite House dust mite, see there  and water. These stuffed animals
For preserved dead animals, see taxidermy.


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 and dolls are machine washable machine washable adjlavable a máquina

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 and dryable. The company's wooden toys ($5.49 to $499.99) are free of potentially toxic PVC PVC: see polyvinyl chloride.
PVC
 in full polyvinyl chloride

Synthetic resin, an organic polymer made by treating vinyl chloride monomers with a peroxide.
 plastic, and its cotton is "organic every step of the way," says Ginny Ginny is most often used as a short form of the name Virginia, but often also refers to Ginevra, Geneva, Genevieve and other Juniper-related names. In addition, when a food or beverage has a juniper taste, it is said to be ginny (the word gin is derived from the Dutch word for  Caldwell, the founder of Ecobaby. "We realize the hard work and time commitment of a parent, so we do the research for you," she adds. CONTACT: Childsake, www.childsake.com; Ecobaby, (888) ECO-BABY, www.ecoba by.com.
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Author:Hightower, Eve
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Date:Nov 1, 2002
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