We’ve all tried sneaking vegetables into our kids’ Bolognese (not always successfully). But it isn’t just the foods our families eat that’s important – it’s the plates and bowls they eat it off too.
With awareness for sustainable products on the rise, Nordlife is excited to announce that our bestselling brand Liewood has created a new generation of tableware made entirely from PLA or ‘bioplastics’.
Some kids don’t like broccoli and some kids don’t like carrots, but some kids… don’t like their carrots touching their broccoli! Yup, true story. So what do you do? Enter – The Divided Plate!
We currently stock two types of Divided Plates – the silicone divided plate and the bamboo divided plate. Let’s take a closer look at both below.
The bamboo divided plate is actually part of a bigger tableware set called the Jules Dinner Set. The bamboo plate box set contains one large divided plate, one bowl, one drinking cup and one spoon.
This divided bamboo plate set is one of the latest additions to the Liewood family and it comes in 2 different shapes and 4 different colours.
There are many reasons you should consider using organic cotton bedding in your baby’s cot, starting from your baby’s health and the environmental impact. This is why we have put together a list of things for you to consider when making your next purchase decision.
Wondering how to best take care of your kids’ leather moccasins? You are on the right track here – leather shoes require different care than regular kids’ shoes and that is why we decided to put together this guide. Here you will find a few tips and tricks to help you retain the beauty and quality of your leather baby moccasins just that little bit longer.
Long-lasting and reusable biodegradable bamboo dinnerware is finally here – eco-friendly kids bamboo dishes are washable, durable and practical and they do not have the same enormous environmental impact as the plastics. So let’s take a closer look at what really makes bamboo a great resource that it is.
Ah Sweden! The homeland of IKEA, meatballs, ABBA, Volvo, Surströmming (yes, that’s fermented herring!), Pippi Longstocking and so much more. But did you know that Sweden is also one of the least populated countries in the world, more than 50% of it is covered by forest and it’s one of the world’s leading countries when it comes to sustainability?
It is very important to us to do everything we can to help preserve this lovely planet we live on, to support the people who do the hard work and to promote the sustainable and fair way of living and manufacturing.
In this blog post we would like to introduce you to some of the organic certifications you can see in our shop and on the products we sell.
