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Are you familiar with the BabyGanics line of products? They have really grown in the last few years and can be found at places like Target, CVS, and Amazon, just to name a few. This company focuses on providing safe and healthy products for your baby and your home. I have loved every single item I have tried, and today I want to highlight 3 products that BabyGanics sent us to try out and that we are especially loving this summer.

BabyGanics Sunscreen

BabyGanics Cover Up Baby Pure Mineral Moisturizing Sunscreen Lotion SPF 30 has been in frequent use for the past month in my house. While I can’t say the application method is my favorite (lotion you have to rub on is a big ask for a squirmy toddler) I will say that I love that it is a pure mineral product and I have found its effectiveness to be great. I also noticed that this formula comes in a spray on version. That would be what I, personally, would go for next time!

BabyGanics Natural Insect Repellent

Babyganics Shoo Fly Bye Deet Free Natural Insect Repellent is a total STEAL on Amazon right now…just $3.99! This stuff is AWESOME and actually works. The mosquitos think we smell disgusting when we wear this, which means they steer clear of us while we are out playing. Mosquitos are a HUGE problem here, so finding something without Deet in it that actually works is a really big deal to me. This product is a huge winner…a favorite product of mine for the summer, for sure!

BabyGanics Diapers

BabyGanics Ultra Absorbent Diapers are a brand new addition to the BabyGanics line. These are eco-friendly (woo hoo!) and they are also soft and as far as eco-friendly diapers go, quite affordable! BabyGanics has done really well with these diapers, I have to say! While I wouldn’t use them for overnight, they work perfectly fine during the day. The diapers are made free of harsh chemicals, latex, chlorine, fragrances or petroleum-based lotions. Prices for diaper packs start at just $11.99, and these can be found at Babies R Us locations. I know many of my readers are interested in disposable diapers, and you know that I’m interested in eco-friendly options. So this seemed like the perfect marriage! 🙂

Have you tried any of the BabyGanics products? What do you think about them? Any other products that you were introduced to this summer and that you are loving? Tell me all about them!!!

Skin cancer runs in Tim’s family. That means it is serious business for us to make sure that our children have on sunscreen if they are going to be spending a significant amount of time outside. I am always on the lookout for sunscreen that has an high SPF, that is water resistant. I also give careful thought to how the sunscreen is applied. For Darah, something that goes on really fast is best. She doesn’t mind having sunscreen put on her, but she’s always in a hurry to go play once we get outside, so having her wait 5 minutes to get lathered with lotion and then wait another 5 minutes for it to soak in just won’t work.

Babyganics has a Sunscreen Spray that we’ve really been enjoying. It has an SPF of 50 and it absorbs into the skin quickly. The spray feature also helps speed up the application process. Perhaps what I appreciate the most is that it is formulated with babies and toddlers in mind, and leaves behind parabens, paba, sulfates and other nasty and questionable chemicals, all while keeping the skin protected.

Babyganics is a company founded by two dads who wanted products that were not only eco-friendly, but also people friendly (sometimes we assume that if something isn’t harmful to the earth that it also isn’t harmful to people, but that’s not necessarily true!). You should definitely check out their impressive line of products that are good for everyone and really work!

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Disclosure: I received a complimentary product for review purposes. All thoughts and opinions expressed here are strictly my own.