The Plastic Free Holiday Gift Guide
Non-toxic? No problem. We picked our favorite sustainable toys and personal items for this guide! Items free from plastic and instead made with materials like wood, stainless steel, cotton, and silicone (yep, food grade where appropriate)! We are VERY picky about where items are coming from- making sure that sources are small businesses on Amazon, or sold directly from brands through the Amazon channel.
There are a lot of companies out there creating really great plastic-free products! In terms of toys brands, the companies we liked included Tender Leaf Toys, Le Toy Van, Hape, and Melissa & Doug.
Jenna first discovered Tender Leaf Toys at a play cafe with her son John. The company creates plastic-free toys with reclaimed rubberwood AND they replant trees. They test all toys for safety, use nontoxic paint and glues that do not contain formaldehyde. Their toys are handmade and beautiful!
Le Toy Van also creates beautiful wooden toys from rubberwood trees and replants. The paints they use are nontoxic, too. The majority of the packaging they use is biodegradable and the company has a goal of having 100% plastic-free packaging by 2026.
Not all Hape toys are plastic-free, but many are! We like Hape because many of their toys are wooden and FSC-certified. They are well made and durable!
We all know Melissa & Doug toys are great quality, and many of them are plastic-free or the majority of the toy is made with wood and nontoxic paints.
Take a peek at all our picks!
Lalo Play Gym: This play gym is very lightweight and can go wherever you are easily! Love the wooden bars and soft mat! The black and white links are very durable, high contrast and motivate baby to reach and grab them. Plus they are nice and thick silicone for grasping and using as a teether. Hang other faves from the bar for variety. “EATPLAYSAY” saves 10%.
Montessori Spinning Drum: This wooden toy prompts baby to reach out and touch/spin the spinner- so it’s great for keeping their attention and giving them something to watch. It can grow with baby, too, so you can use in tummy time first and then as they start working on sitting balance, as well as modeling words like “more, go, stop, spin.”
Activity Cube: We LOVE this cube- perfect for a new sitter, stander, walker, and toddler, too! Spin the sides while sitting, push the beads on the track while standing, and label the animals, too. It’s made of wood and wire, making it a great choice!
Montessori Toy: A 100% wooden toy that baby can use as they start to sit with support, or on their own! Practice picking up the balls and putting them in the hole, watch them roll out. This Montessori toy is designed to teach baby more about object permanence.
Silicone Squirt Toys: I love that these are silicone and open up for easy cleaning - and no mold growth! Fun for bath time or outside in warm weather.
Wooden Maracas & Shakers: A colorful musical toy for baby 6 months and older! Model the word “shake.” As your little one grows into toddlerhood they will continue to play, too!
Farmyard Cube: My daughter really liked this one! Baby can do hands-on play with crinkle pages, mirrors, and listen to melodies. Plus the big soft cloth cube is great for new sitters as they find their balance. They can lean a little on the cube if they need help getting back into a fully upright position.
Contrast Crinkle Book: We know that babies cannot see so well early on, so the higher contrast the toys, the better! It keeps baby’s attention and helps them scan the pages. Soft books are also easier for baby to hold and explore. Put out in front of baby once they can get their head up some and see if they will try to reach for it to hear the crinkle sounds!
Silicone Stacking Cups: These are a fun option for water play with holes on the bottoms and different animals, too! Since these are silicone, they can be mouthed and used as teethers, too - and dishwasher safe.
Chomp & Clack Alligator Walker: A great wooden walker option that makes fun noises as baby pushes it forward!
Melissa & Doug Soft Blocks: These blocks are so cute, and they’re soft to practice stacking! Model “up, on top, push, down!”
Wooden Ring Stacker: A plastic-free ring stacker! Lay the stacker on its side and let your little sitter pull the rings “off”, then model placing them back “on”.
Melissa & Doug’s Hungry Pelican: We have this and it’s a fun toy to practice imitation! Open and close the pelican’s beak and feed him snacks! The feeding pieces squeak and rattle.
Sophie the Giraffe: What an iconic teether! With her thicker head and body, she helps baby open wide. This is a great teether to have in play as baby mouths other toys, too. Sophie is made of 100% natural rubber!
Silicone Teether w/Wooden Ring: Made with silicone and beech wood, this teether is easy for baby to grasp and each silicone nub has a different texture for them to chew and explore! Jenna had this one for her daughter!
Miraloop: The “Jelly Dog” a great teether! Easy to hold, and made with little nubs that make it easy for baby to bite on, it’s also a great choice for baby. I recommend using around 4-5 months and continuing to offer in play as baby nears 12 months of age.
Itzy Ritzy Rainbow: Okay, the Itzy Ritzy teethers are CUTE! I like that one side is textured to provide baby with sensory exploration. They’re made with 100% food-grade silicone and are really easy to clean. It’s a great option for one of baby’s first teethers, as it is easy to hold and soft in texture!
Comotomo Teether: Otherwise known as the “octopus teether” - it’s my all-time favorite teether! It is easy to hold and has finger-like stubs that are great for baby to chomp on, without them going too far back to constantly gag! I recommend introducing this one around 4-5 months of age and continue to offer in play as baby nears 1.
Ark Grabber: This one is very tough - making it great for babies who have recently started solids and are starting to chew more! The resistance helps strengthen baby’s jaw, and the shape of this teether makes it easy to hold! It’s a little longer, so it goes further back in baby’s mouth, making it a great teether to help push the gag reflex back and practice chewing in the back of the mouth.
Carrot Teether: The handles are great on this one and it offers a bumpy texture at the carrot tip for baby to explore!
Baby Banana: It lives up to the hype. It’s a great first toothbrush for baby before their first tooth erupts. It’s easy to hold as it has two little handles, and the bristles provide nice texture to baby’s oral sensory system. I recommend introducing around 3 months of age, help baby hold at first, and then let them play and mouth it!
Munchkin Toon: Can be a spoon and a teether all in one! Great for bringing to restaurants and attaching to a busy mat, and using at mealtime! Baby can teeth on the square end or the spoon, and also practice scooping at mealtimes. It’s a two-in-one product and I love it!
Silicone Fruit Teethers: Fun teethers with a nice handle to grasp and different textures for baby’s oral sensory system! You get 5 for a great price! Keep one in the diaper bag, one at home, another near the changing pad.
Hollow Tubes: These are great for a baby who is just grasping and bringing items to their mouth! No, they cannot choke themselves with this teether, as choking occurs at the level of the windpipe (which is way farther than baby can push back), but it may elicit some gagging as these sticks can go pretty far back. However, the best way to move a gag reflex back is to elicit it and work through it while strengthening the jaw! These can come in handy as baby wishes to bite further back in their mouth, and you get several teethers for a low price.
Ark Y Chew: A tough teether, but great for building jaw strength! The shorter ends are great for biting on both sides, and they all have different textured ends. I recommend offering around 9 months as chewing skills continue to build for harder foods.
Nuby Teether: This is my FAVORITE first teether that I buy for pretty much every new mom I know. This bristles on this teether are soothing to baby’s gums, it doesn’t go too far back in the mouth, and it’s ring shape makes it easy to hold and mouth. It also comes with its own hygienic carrying case, which is just an added bonus.
Dr. Brown’s Glass Options Bottles: Glass bottles with a silicone sleeve (optional to put on). I like these because it’s Dr. Brown’s Options brand which means you don’t even need to use the green plastic insert that comes along with it! It can be a COMPLETELY plastic-free bottle if you want it to be. I used these with P when she was younger from time to time and Jenna used for her daughter, too!
Evenflo Glass Bottles: If you’re looking for glass bottles for your baby, this is another good option. Thermal resistant glass and venting within the nipple helps with a slower flow to baby. The long, sloped nipples promote deep breast-like latch and tongue cupping, so they are feeding specialist approved.
Lansinoh Glass Bottles: These glass bottles are a good option for babies who have difficulty sustaining a latch because it requires less compression. It usually comes with level 2 nipples so make sure to grab slow flow!
Tum Tum Straw Cup: This fully silicone cup is great for learning how to drink from a straw! Fill up at least halfway with water, cover the small hole in the lid with your finger and squeeze the cup to push the liquid up. Love that it has handles for easy holding AND it has a straw stopper so baby can’t pull the straw out. The narrow design of the straw also helps baby not suck up TOO much water, which is great as they learn!
EZPZ Tiny Cup: This is a perfect sized small silicone cup for teaching open cup drinking! Little hands can hold it and it has a nice weight to the bottom. My favorite trick to teach parents is to fill it to the brim with a familiar PUREE that they have eaten on a spoon, and bring it to baby’s lips so they immediately get a taste of what is inside! And you don’t have to tilt it too much to give them some. Over time you can add some water to it so it’s not so thick and you work towards drinking plain water, but that skill takes time and isn’t expected to be done independently until 18 months. So starting at 6 months gives baby plenty of time to practice!
Olababy Cup: My all time favorite cup! I love that it’s made from silicone, has a straw stopper so baby can’t pull the straw out, has a weighted bottom so it’s harder to knock over, is a great size for little hands, and doubles as an open cup. My FAVORITE part is that it teaches straw drinking! Plug the hole in the lid with your finger and gently squeeze the cup so liquid goes up the straw and into baby’s mouth. They quickly learn that if they suck on the straw, liquid will come up and BAM, they just learned how to drink from a straw.
Klean Kanteen Bottle: My new favorite stainless steel and silicone cup for older toddlers! The cap twists to close making it spill proof and the design is easy to clean. It requires some good fine motor skills for littles to open and close by themselves so it’s best for about 2.5 years and older. It’s also 12 ounces so a good cup for toddlers and preschoolers who drink lots of water throughout the day! Sometimes the smaller bottles just aren’t enough.
Pura Stainless Steel Bottle: A great plastic-free option! It does have a small valve that slightly impacts water flow, so I don’t love it for babies learning how to drink, but for toddlers who already have the skill down, it’s a thumbs up for me! 18 months + is likely best!
Hippypotamus Open Cups: I love the size of these for toddlers because they are bigger than the smaller open cups, but still not too big for their hands. The textured pattern on the side also helps them grip the cup better! Two silicone cups for $7. Dishwasher safe and come in many colors!
Elk & Friends Glass Tumblers: I love the Elk & Friends brand! These glass tumblers come in fun color combos and have a 12 ounce capacity, so they’re great for toddlers. You can use the straw, or simply use the sipping spout.
Elk & Friends Stainless Steel Cups: We love these stainless steel + silicone cups! They’re great for toddlers who already drink from a straw very well! Perfect for milk or smoothies, the straw is a little bigger in diameter, so bigger sips come out. Also very easy to clean and plastic-free!
bkr Glass Water Bottle: It’s hard to find a larger capacity glass water bottle, but here she is! This bottle is sleek and holds 32 ounces. The glass bottle is dishwasher safe and the silicone sleeve gives it extra protection when you’re sitting it down after taking a drink! Comes in lots of colors, too.
Bambaw Stainless Water Bottle: This is a great water bottle for your day-to-day. It’s stainless steel, insulated, holds 24 ounces, and has a wider neck which means you can fit ice cubes into it if you want! It’s a climate pledge friendly product and certified climate neutral by ClimatePartner.
Olababy Spoons: I LOVE these spoons - they are my favorite for 6-12 months. They have a nice flexible silicone bowl of the spoon that makes scooping easy when baby starts to try and scoop, and they are a great length for self-feeding a pre-loaded spoon.
Munchkin Silicone Scoops: These are another great choice for 9-12 months and older! Short and sweet handle and soft bowl for scooping made with silicone.
Nuby Dipeez: This two-sided silicone spoon is GENIUS! There is no wrong end when both ends are a spoon! Love the lip block on these too, so baby can’t push it too far back. Each end is also a different type of spoon (flat with bumps, slight smooth bowl), so baby experiences two different types of spoons in one.
Wooden Compostable Utensils: If you’re on-the-go and looking for a plastic-free disposable option - these are great! Made with FSC-certified birchwood, these utensils are splinter-free and sturdy. They’re also compostable!
Upward Spoons: The perfect little silicone spoon for scooping! I recommend introducing this spoon around 9 months (or earlier if you want!) and model how to scoop purees and mashed foods with it! After baby’s first birthday, scooping should start to be more independent.
Weesprout Stainless Utensils: These are a great size for toddlers who are eating more independently. Made with stainless steel and silicone, they are dishwasher safe and affordable!
EZPZ Tiny Bowl: This silicone suction bowl is kind of like a plate and a bowl at the same time. I love that the sides of the bowl are low, which helps baby with scooping and seeing their food. I’ve had mine for two years and it’s held up great!
Weesprout Snack Containers: A great option to hold snacks & I love that it’s silicone! Easy to clean too as no little compartments that trap food.
Olababy Bowl: One of my favorite silicone bowls! Suctions to the high chair and has a little lip on the side to help baby scoop and keep the food on the spoon! Also comes with a lid, making it a good travel option, too. Scooping is expected to be mostly independent around a year, so this bowl can help your little one be succesful!
Weesprout Divided Plates: These are great silicone divider plates for littles as they approach one year of age. They also come with lids, so great for traveling or packing for daycare!
Stainless Steel Utensils: If you don’t want to use disposable utensils, this set of stainless steel utensils is a great option and comes with a travel case to easily pack in your purse or bag!
EZPZ Mini Mat: This silicone suction mat sticks really well to most high chairs! It’s a great size and it divides food so baby can clearly see their choices. Plus, it’s great for toddlers, so you’ll get a lot of use out of it!
Tender Leaf Toys - The Leaf Family: These doll families are adorable! They’re wooden and the chunky design is great for toddler hands and getting them to stand up on their own! Tons of imaginative play opportunities - use them in your dollhouse, or take them for a ride in the cars you already have at home.
Melissa & Doug Table & Chairs: The cutest wooden table and chairs! And a perfect size for smaller spaces, too. Your little one will get a lot of use during playtime and snack time! It has thousands of 5-star reviews.
Tender Leaf Toys Cash Register: This cash register is made from rubber tree wood and painted with non-toxic water-based paint. It is SO CUTE! There are so many realistic play opportunities with this toy. Have your little one cash you out at the grocery store. Push the buttons, practice number recognition and taking turns being the cashier.
Lalo Tower: A great option to get your little one involved in the kitchen and food prep! Have snacks in here, play with a play sink, and more! Once your little one can stand unassisted and is cruising, this is a great option for them. Made with high quality wood and a sleek design! Make sure to supervise always :) “EATPLAYSAY” saves 10%!
Blue Ginko Silicone Rainbow Stacker: What a fun, open-ended toy! Made with food grade silicone, you can stack the layers of the rainbow or build with them! They can even function as teethers.
The Humble Co. Bamboo Toothbrushes: These bamboo toothbrushes have nylon bristles for sensitive gums. I love that The Humble Co. gives back as well. For every toothbrush bought, a toothbrush or dental product is donated to a child in need.
Melissa & Doug Shape Sorter Barn: Made with all wood, this is a great toy to play pretend on the farm. The animals are large and chunky so your little one can grasp them more easily. Practice labeling animals and imitate the sounds they make! As baby becomes a toddler, use this as a shape sorter!
Silicone Stacking Blocks: These are like silicone legos! A great toy for building and stacking without the plastic! Label colors or practice counting, too!
Melissa & Doug Toolbox: Little ones can pretend play while practicing hand-eye coordination and problem-solving with this wooden set. Paul has and loves!
Lalo Play Tent: A fun spot for reading, playing hide-and-seek, and more! Paul pretends it’s a “car wash” and takes his larger trucks in there to be cleaned. Really endless opportunities with this one! Made from canvas and wood! “EATPLAYSAY” saves 10% on Lalo products!
Play Workbench: For the little one who loves to build and use their tools, this is a solid wood workbench! Practice pounding with the hammer and twisting the screwdriver to tighten the bolts. It’s great for fine motor and pretend play skills!
Melissa & Doug Latches Activity Board: Six different locks to practice problem solving and build dexterity. You can practice labeling colors, numbers, and animals, too! I recommend this for littles 18 months and older.
Hape Dollhouse: We got this for Paul for Christmas and he loves it! It’s awesome for imaginative play. It’s wooden and comes furnished with tons of wooden furniture and is FSC-certified!
Melissa & Doug Coffee Set: I love this wooden set for acting out routines and taking turns. Paul loves to make my coffee in the morning! Another great toy to model “pour, drink, in, out, more.”
Tender Leaf Toys Birthday Cake: We discovered Tender Leaf Toys when Jenna took her son to a play cafe and we love that they’re made with sustainable materials AND the company replants trees. This is a fun and colorful birthday cake! Have your little one practice cutting and serving slices or pretend to blow out the candles. This one is great for practicing social routines and more pretend play! I recommend for 18+ months.
Make-a-Cake Mixer: A fun wooden set to make a cake together. Model cracking eggs, slicing the butter, pouring the batter, and mixing the ingredients. It’s great for realistic pretend play. If you’re baking a cake, let them get their mixer and work alongside you!
Tender Leaf Toys Wicker Basket Picnic Set: The cutest wicker picnic basket with play food, flowers, and a newspaper to read. The basket can double as a prop for pretend play and storage once you’re done playing! Take a picnic together and share food together. Slice the baguette and drizzle it with olive oil, crunch on the apple, share the chocolate bar.
Le Toy Van Wooden Pizza: Made from FSC-certified wood, this pizza is adorable! It comes with a pizza cutter and toppings that Velcro on top. Label, engage in pretend play, follow directions, and more!
Tender Leaf Toys Citrus Fractions: Practice slicing the fruit, use it as a puzzle, or incorporate into your play kitchen cooking! I love that this toy is multifunctional and grows with them. Eventually they can use it to learn how fractions work!
Tender Leaf Toys Afternoon Tea Stand: The most adorable tea stand to have a tea party with and made from sustainable materials. Practice taking turns selecting your treats for tea, use functional language like “on top” and “underneath” when using the 2 tiers of the stand. This would be a fun set to practice cooperative play with peers!
Melissa & Doug Food Groups Set: Jenna has this set and there’s a bin for fruit, meat, dairy and grains. Take the hamburger and layer it with the bun, practice labeling the foods and colors, etc. These are wooden food pieces so really sturdy and easy to wipe and clean off.
Melissa & Doug Tea Set: A cute wooden tea set complete with teacups, teapot, milk, sugar, labeled tea bags, and stirring spoons. Label the fruits on the tea bags, practice pouring, stirring and serving others their tea!
Tender Leaf Toys Eggs: Okay, I love the look of these farm fresh eggs! Pop one open and reveal a felt fried egg. These facilitate realistic pretend play in the kitchen. Use them with a play mixer and practice tapping and cracking the egg and mixing it into the batter!
Le Toy Van Market Apples & Pears: The sweetest crate of apples & pears to use in the play kitchen - I love the felt leaves! Made of sustainable rubber tree wood. This company makes other market crates with different food groups to make your own little farmer’s market stand at home!
Lalo Play Kitchen: A great gift to grow with your little one! The drawers and cupboards on this one are very easy to open and close, and it’s the perfect size for toddlers. It doesn’t take up a lot of space in your kitchen, and allows for tons of creativity! Plus it’s all wood and you can put it together in 5 minutes. “EATPLAYSAY” saves 10% on Lalo products!
Pikler Triangle Set: Made from natural FSC-certified wood and nontoxic paint, this set includes a pikler triangle, a thick board that can be used as a slide or to climb, and a climbing arch. This set allows little ones to explore, climb, practice hand-eye coordination and gain confidence. It’s great for open-ended play!
Tender Leaf Toys Twisting Toy: Made of wood, twist the blocks to match the pictures. There are 4 combinations to work through: a dog, a worm, a caterpillar, and a fish! It’s a good size for little hands and easy to pack and keep your little one entertained. By working through the combinations, your little one develops hand strength and finger control.
Pop Up Toy: This one is fun and engaging for finger isolation! Model using your index finger to push the little pencil people down and see them pop up! Practice functional language like “push” and “pop” or “up, down.”
Tender Leaf Toys Foxy Magnetic Stacker: Stack and match the magnetic pieces to build the fox, duck, and tree!
Tender Leaf Toys Mini Chopping Board: This little wooden chef chopping set is adorable! Target functional language for food prep like “slice, chop, cut.” Count how many slices of each food there are. Practice using index finger and thumb to hold the food while slicing - which also works on hand-eye coordination!
Sorting & Stacking Toy: Practice labeling shapes and colors while sorting, stacking, and nesting the pieces. This toy is plastic-free with nontoxic paint. Your little one can practice using their index finger, middle finger and thumb to stack the pieces which is a milestone we expect to see in toddlerhood.
Tender Leaf Toys Garden Blocks: Stacking a block tower several blocks high is a skill that refines after the first birthday. This is a great set to practice stacking towers and taking turns building. Practice pushing down and clicking the blocks in place. The garden illustrations on the blocks are so cute and allow toddlers to pretend play and build their own garden!
Fruit Pop Its: I like this set because it can work on finger isolation and also be used as pretend play food in the play kitchen. Model the words, “push” and “pop.” They’re made from silicone and are durable and easy to clean!
Hape Pepe Sound Stacker: Hape toys are made sustainably from non-toxic materials and Pepe the Puppy Sound Stacker is no exception. Lay the stacker on its side and let your little sitter pull the rings “off”, then model placing them back “on”. Label colors, work on stacking the pieces in order, and learn cause and effect, too. When you pet Pepe’s head, he barks!
Tender Leaf Toys Bowling Set: This is the cutest plastic-free bowling set! Work on hand-eye coordination and roll the ball to knock down the pins. Great for working on turn-taking, too! Perfect for toddlers!
Le Toy Van Gears & Cogs Toy: This company has some great 100% plastic-free toys, and they are so CUTE! This cogs and gears toy comes with 7 gears and 3 bee handles. Put the gears on the pegs and grasp the bee handles to see the whole puzzle spin! This toy teaches cause and effect from a speech and language standpoint and is great for new sitters because if they touch any part of it, it all moves and it’ll motivate them to keep reaching!
PlanToys Balancing Cactus: We also found PlanToys brand in our search for plastic-free and sustainable toys! Ordered immediately!! This little cactus is made from sustainable wood, formaldehyde-free glues, and organic pigments. Engage fine motor skills by grasping the pieces of the cactus and building its arms. This toy requires the use of hand-eye coordination, using the index finger and thumb to build the cactus and keep it balanced.
Melissa & Doug School Bus: Paul has this bus and loves loading the kids on and off the bus. Great for sentence building and describing the routine of going to school. The bus and all riders are wooden!
B. Toys Smooth Rider: B. Toys is another brand I love, and this toddler bike is made from wood and has a functional horn - “beep, beep!” Great for gross motor development! It also helps baby work on coordination while they learn to ride, steer, and balance.
Tender Leaf Toys Stacking Cars: This wooden toy is so fun and definitely one that can grow with your child. Play with the 7 different cars or the recovery truck on its own, then as your child moves into toddlerhood, work on trying to stack and balance the cars so they all fit on the recovery truck. Great for color labeling and hand-eye coordination!
Imagination Generation Firetruck: This firetruck is made of beechwood and comes from a small business: win-win! It’s got a chunky design for little hands and a functional ladder that moves up and down. This one can definitely grow with your child into toddlerhood!
Melissa & Doug Farm Train: We have this, and Paul loves it! Use this for pretend play, learning colors, counting and more.
Tender Leaf Toys Construction Vehicles: This set is eco-friendly, chemical-free, and comes with “loads” of opportunities for pretend play. Create your own construction site, use the crane or road roller, dig with the excavator, and more!
Wooden Tractor: This little tractor comes with a trailer that can be hitched on, or come off! Have your little one try to line up the trailer to the peg of the tractor and hitch it on to work on hand-eye coordination and finger dexterity. It comes with a wooden cow and horse to use for imaginative play on the farm!
Wooden Truck Toy: This 100% wooden truck is well-made and the different wood tones are a really nice touch. I could see this becoming an heirloom toy! The bed of the truck can be raised and lowered and function like a dump truck. Practice putting blocks in and dumping them out.
Melissa & Doug Airplane: Load the wooden passengers in and out of the plane, and don’t forget to load their suitcases in the back, too! This has lots of pretend play opportunities and would be a great toy to get before taking a trip on an airplane to talk through how traveling works.
Kinderfeets Bike: It’s a trike that can convert to a 2-wheel balance bike! Made of bamboo and non-toxic hand grips, this is a solid bike and great for toddlers who are learning to ride!
Hape Dollhouse Family Car: This little wooden car is great for roleplaying and has functional doors that pull open and shut! Pair it with your little one’s favorite characters or figurines and take them on a drive around the town.
Wooden Transportation Set: A wooden push car, van, and plane. These are chunky to fit baby’s little hands, and the colors are so cute, too! Push the vehicles and work on functional language like, “stop” and “go" - or spin the helicopter’s rotor blade.
Stasher Bag Variety Pack: We love our Stasher bags! Food-grade silicone and dishwasher safe, you can use these for storing leftovers, making freezer meals, and more. I love the colors on this set!
Blueland Dishwasher Detergent Tablets: These dishwasher pods are plastic-free and made with clean ingredients. Pop them in the dishwasher for sparkling clean dishes. Bonus: they come in a compostable paper pouch.
Glass Food Storage Containers: Swapping plastic for glass food storage containers is an easy way to make your kitchen more plastic-free. These borosilicate glass food storage containers are a great size and come with bamboo lids. You can even use the bamboo lids as a cutting surface!
ZeroWastely Reusable Paper Towels: Ditch your single-use paper towels and try these 100% cotton reusable paper towels instead. ZeroWastely’s set can “replace up to 3000+ regular paper towels per person per year!” Machine washable for the win!
Woodies Sunglasses: Handmade from zebra wood, these sunglasses are made by a small business! They have polarized lenses and come with a wooden carrying case as well.
Bamboo Toothbrushes: These are made with recycled materials and have charcoal infused bristles. A 10-pack is super affordable, too.
ATTITUDE Lip Balm: Unscented lip balm that’s EWG verified, it’s wrapped in FSC-certified cardboard. Totally plastic-free!
Glass Food Jars for Pantry: Totally plastic-free with a bamboo lid and silicone seal - what’s not to like? These would be great to store pantry staples and can be used in the fridge, too.
Teak Wood Butcher Block: This is the butcher block we have and love. It’s conditioned with clean ingredients: beeswax, flaxseed, and lemon oil. It’s one of our most used kitchen tools!
Laundry Detergent Sheets: Fragrance-free, zero waste laundry sheets that are free from harsh chemicals and other icky ingredients. If you’re taking a trip, these can easily be packed in your carry-on!
Rotating Bookshelf: This is one of my favorite bookshelves. So great for keeping books out and visible for little ones to explore. You can build it as high as you want, and it’s super heavy and well-made.
Glass Coffee Mugs: I have these double-walled coffee mugs and love them. No harmful chemicals or risk of leaching. They’re easy to pop in the dishwasher and clean.
Reusable Beeswax Wrap: Okay, this is cool! This beeswax wrap is made with organic ingredients and you use the warmth of your hands to create the seal around the food you’re storing. Amazing! It’s easy to wash and reuse, and the prints it comes in are CUTE!
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