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Bundle baby

The 21 Bundles founders welcomed their first baby on June 12 and to celebrate all the new dads on Father's Day, 21 Bundles is offering 20% off on your first bundle when you sign up for the month to month plan. Use coupon code FATHERSDAY at check out! Offer valid 6/22 thru 6/28.

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Take care of your skin!

Ellovi reached out to us and, to be honest, we didn't think we could include them in your bundles as the retail price is quite high and might mean less full sized products in that bundle. Then they sent us one to try and we knew we had to have them. So pure, safe, and gentle with just 6 ingredients AND it feels divine! A fabulous moisturizer that lacks preservatives is a dream come true! We also have a feeling our nauseated mamas will appreciate the clean, mild scent. (Note: contains nuts)

Look out for Ellovi body butter as well as Ellovi lip butter in one of your bundles when you sign up at 21bundles.com! 

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How to: baby shower ideas

Materials:

watermelon

cantaloupe

orange

lime

6 blueberries

fruit! we used grapes and cherries but strawberries, pineapple, mango, etc work too!

a couple tooth picks

one piece of white cheese

pacifier

Step 1: Cut a quarter of the watermelon out and remove the inside. Don’t worry, it may look difficult but if you’ve ever cut a pumpkin, well it’s nothing like that because it’s much easier.

Note! we used the mushy watermelon insides to make watermelon aqua fresca.

Step two: Shave a cantaloupe. This is the most tedious part but worth the 10 minutes.  We used a peeler but a knife might work too. 

Step three: Cut out a little hole, not at a root of the cantaloupe.

Step four: Fill the stroller with fruit!

Step five: Cut wheels from an orange.  A grapefruit would probably work too! If you have a lime or lemon you can make the wheels fancier by using a toothpick to hold the lime and orange together and then add a blueberry!

Step six: From a slice of cheese cut the whites of the eyes. Then keep it on with a toothpick and add blueberries as the eyes.  We cut a cherry for the nose but anything could work. 

Step seven! Add the pacifier!! Now there is no doubt that this masterpiece is a baby in a carriage!

Congratulations you did it!   You are sure to get some attention with this on the table!!

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Cleanse your skin

Kiss my Face soap is made mostly of olive oil.  Mommy skin will love this natural concoction which is great at moisturizing and feeding the largest organ of the body with antioxidants that will leave you feeling clean.  Avoid those harsh chemicals of other soaps that can leave your skin feeling dry or just plain ewwy. So start the day off right, with a smile, some pip in your step, and glowing mama skin!  Find this and more in a bundle when you sign up for the mom and baby monthly subscription box at 21bundles.com!!

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Protect your baby bump from technology!

Ever wonder what the radiation from your laptop, phone, microwaves, televisions, and other power sources may be doing to your growing bundle?  Protect your developing bundle from the risks of radiation with Belly Armor by RadiaShield.  By placing this protective blanket over your belly, you can feel a bit more comfortable about using that technology (like you are right now). We like the Belly Armor Chic Organic blanket that shields everyday radiation with 99.9% effectiveness.  We would love to include these in our bundles but they would take up the whole bundle, so instead, find a Belly Armor coupon inside one of your bundles! Sign up for the monthly subscription box for mom and baby at 21bundles.com.

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Feeling natural

It's been said that if you are expecting a boy your hair thickens and if you are expecting a girl your hair could become dry and thin as they borrow some of your beauty. While nothing can steal your beauty, this unique blend of all natural ingredients in this shampoo and conditioner combo will leave your hair moisturized and lovely, whether it be a boy or girl in your belly. 

We love using this set of shampoo and conditioner which is why we send it to you too! It’s one of the products in our replacing shower bundle which is crafted for you at the beginning of your pregnancy so you can get started using more natural products as you grow your little bundle!

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Tracking your pregnancy can give you confidence

Pregnancy is a wonderful and transformative experience, but it can also be a source of stress. Suddenly, everyone you meet is a pregnancy and baby expert and they think it necessary to impart their wisdom upon you.

This is not only annoying, but can cause anxiety and insecurity about how you are leading your pregnancy. There’s simply an information overload for pregnant women, so much so it can become confusing at best and terrifying at worst.

One thing’s for certain, you can do this. But you don’t need a million people telling you how. You have your doctor and midwife for medical questions, but you also have yourself. You are the best source of information for how your pregnancy is actually progressing, so start paying attention to your body.

Tracking your pregnancy can give you confidence, can provide information for your doctor or midwife and can give you ammunition to stop the naysayers out there telling you you’re doing something wrong.

And you can do this in four easy steps.

 1)   Track your activity and sleep: Log those miles walked, hours snoozed and calories burned! We all know keeping active during your pregnancy is essential to both mom’s and baby’s health, and also contributes to a healthy delivery. Labor is a marathon, and you’ve got to train for it!  So start tracking your activity and sleep and make sure you’re moving around enough so you can look back at those logged miles with pride! This will also give you something to brag about to all those would-be advisers.

2)   Follow your weight gain: By keeping track of your weight throughout pregnancy, you’re ensuring that your little one is growing at a steady, healthy pace. Keep in mind that it’s also great to know your body mass index, or BMI, to get a clearer picture of your healthy weight gain. This information, in combination with your activity, will also give your doctor or midwife excellent background information regarding your pregnancy and help enable them to better advise you.

3)   Listen to your baby’s heartbeat: This is as enjoyable as it is necessary! If you have the opportunity, tune into your little one’s heartbeat for that quick reassurance that she’s doing just fine. If you can, count her heartbeats per minute—the more information, the better! Plus, who can resist listening to that beautiful sound?

4)   Track your baby’s movement: This one is essential and a no-brainer. Once your baby begins kicking, track her movement every day to better understand her active and passive periods and to track her health. Every pregnancy is different, so it is imperative to know your baby’s normal activity levels in order to spot a problem and get help fast if necessary.

These steps are empowering for any new mother, and provide you with a wealth of information to help you understand yourself and your pregnancy better. Knowledge is power-- and if you listen closely to your baby and your body, your confidence in your pregnancy should remain unshaken no matter how much “advice” you receive.

To make this easier for new mothers, a company called Bellabeat has created a family of new smart devices for expectant moms in order to help women feel confident, in charge and informed about their pregnancy.

The Bellabeat Shell gives expectant moms the opportunity to listen to their baby’s heartbeat and play soothing music and voice recordings in the womb. The Bellabeat Leaf allows women to unobtrusively keep track of their activity and sleep, and can be worn as jewelry with any outfit. And the Bellabeat Balance helps women keep track of their pregnancy weight gain and functions as a baby and feeding scale after birth. Bellabeat’s only mission is to provide expectant mothers with the tools they need to gain information and confidence for a better and healthier pregnancy experience. 

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What's in a 21 Bundle? 

The best way to explain 21 Bundles is to simply show you what we do! 

Every month, we send expecting and new moms a Bundle shipped in recycled cardboard, free of toxic inks and irritants. Inside each special delivery is a bounty of goodies! Take a look at just a few examples of what each bundle brings. **Want to give the gift or receive the bundles yourself? Choose here!** 

We're not one of those companies that sends a few samples and a coupon. That's because we firmly believe that the best way to help spread safer products is to actually SEND safer products! So while you'll receive a few extras, the bulk of your Bundle is made up of full size, all natural products that are meant to be used and useful.  **Become a Bundler! Get Started Today** The average 21 Bundle includes 5-8 full size items, with a total retail value of anywhere from $50-$80. That means every month, you're saving a substantial amount that can go straight into a college fund (or help purchase more baby essentials!).  Finally, every product that we send is placed with purpose. We are constantly reviewing ingredient lists, reading the latest scientific studies, talking to new mothers and finding the best products. Our job is to make your motherhood as happy and healthy as possible. So if you have any questions, comments or criticisms, we want to hear it at [email protected]! You can sign up at any time and cancel whenever you wish. 21 Bundles is the perfect baby shower gift or personal indulgence! 

Happy bundling! 

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9 Simple Steps to Avoid Toxins

Our friends and featured partner, Nine Naturals, created a list of simple ways to reduce your toxin exposure, which will benefit you and your baby. 

In the spirit of “Nine” Naturals and the “Nine” months of pregnancy, the list includes NINE simple steps for you to follow.  We at 21 Bundles share the same fundamental values and beliefs as Nine Naturals, so we wanted to share their list with you. 

1. Change your Personal Care Products

2. Change your Household Products

3. Avoid Plastics

4. Eat organic and fresh whenever possible

5. Get Some Fresh Air

6. Try to Avoid Major Home Renovations During Pregnancy

7. Green Your Baby Nursery

8. Avoid Chemical-heavy Treatments at the Hair Salon

9. Pamper Yourself with Non-Toxic Spa Experiences

Nine Ways to Reduce Your Chemical Exposure

1.     Change Your Personal Care Products Switch our your personal care products for safer options. The average women's daily beauty routine consists of 12 beauty products, exposing her to 168 unique ingredients and potentially harmful chemicals. Ensure that your personal care products don’t contain any of the more harmful chemicals, including: parabens, sulfates, phthalates, artificial “fragrance” and “color,” DEA/TEA, and formaldehyde. 

In terms of your beauty and health, you must watch out for yourself. The FDA lamentably fails to regulate these products, subjecting millions of unwitting users to hundreds of chemicals daily — none of which has been verified as safe. An invaluable resource for alert cosmetics users, the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics provides a helpful database to locate toxin-free products.

Nine Naturals products are made with pure, 100% plant based ingredients! Each 21bundles box features products that are baby-safe products to expecting and new parents.

2.     Change Your Household Products Risky chemicals can affect you even away from your makeup kit and vanity mirror. Have you ever closely read the ingredients that appear in many common household cleaners? Unless your mouth is particularly acrobatic, pronouncing them all won’t be a cakewalk.

Not that these products’ manufacturers want it to be so; confusion appears to be built into their business models. Shockingly, they have no legal obligation to disclose each of their ingredients.

This lack of transparency has a tragically close impact on our society. For when we mop our floors and wash our dishes, we are wiping unknown properties into our pores, and into the bodies of our family members. Comprehend the identity and safety of the ingredients in your household cleaning agents, and toss those that can’t stack up.

3.     Avoid Plastics Ubiquitous and oh-so-useful they may be, many plastics can pose a chemical threat to your health. From your water bottles to food containers, be on the lookout for risks to your well-being.

Plastics often contain two nasty ingredients: BPA, a common industrial compound linked with such health problems as breast cancer and infertility, and phthalates (sounds like Thal-eights), a softening agent that can lead to serious problems in fetal development. The recycling number that appears on plastic containers can help you spot which to avoid. Follow this simple rhyme to help you remember which plastics are free from BPA: “4, 5, 1 & 2 – All the rest are bad for you.”

Refrain from heating or microwaving your plastics whenever possible. Canned foods and drinks should be avoided too; they often contain unsafe plastic linings. If you must use plastic, ensure the container is BPA- and phthalate-free. Better yet, choose storage products made from glass or BPA-free stainless steel.

4.     Eat organic and fresh whenever possible. This piece of counsel is closely linked to our previous recommendation to “Avoid Plastics.” Toxic BPA and phthalates, often featured in plastic wrapping and containers, can seep into your food. What’s more, pesticides are also heavily involved in prepackaged food processing. Your child, whether in or out of your belly, is extremely susceptible to these pesticides, which the government still fails to regulate properly.

Eating organically, the most healthful solution for your diet, can be admittedly expensive and complicated. The “Dirty Dozen,” a compilation of the produce most at risk to harmful toxins, can make it simple, and affordable, to incorporate organic choices into your grocery shopping.  “The Clean Thirteen” proves additionally helpful, outlining the thirteen varieties of produce least susceptible to pesticide residue. (Edibles that Mother Nature has equipped with a thick hide, like pineapples and avocadoes, comprise part of this list.) You should also consider buying locally; doing so helps you exercise control over where and how your food has been sourced. Be aware that not all farms and growers can afford official “organic” certification. Nevertheless, numerous local farms opt against pesticides and chemicals, making them strong options for your food purchases.

A final warning: proceed with caution when considering foods classified as “GMO,” or “genetically modified organisms.” The FDA does not regulate or approve such foods, to begin with. GMO products are also associated with such health issues as infertility and complications to the immune system. [American Academy of Environmental Medicine]

5.     Get Some Fresh Air! Mention the concept of air pollution, and most people will respond with dismay for the breathing spaces of China, smoggy Los Angeles, and other notable outdoor cough-zones. Yet air quality is an issue much closer to home: perhaps in your own home, in fact.

Because the inside your home can’t count on Mother Nature to circulate it, toxins are far more likely to build up in what you breathe. Mold, radon, formaldehyde, dust mites: these are only a few of the dangerous compounds you could allow into your body with each inhale.

Your house itself could be leeching chemicals into the air, in a process called “offgassing,” This is the airborne evaporation of  active chemicals from non-metallic materials, which can persist for years after such materials were first put into place.

Want simple advice to start rectifying this issue right now?

Get up, and open a window! In a snap, your air will start to freshen. Expedite and improve your air quality even further with an air purifier.

6.     Try To Avoid Major Home Renovations During Pregnancy The best laid plans for baby could eventually cause your little one serious harm. No one can fault you for wanting to build a new crib, paint the nursery, or maybe install a new window in the south-facing wall for sunlight. Know, however, that such renovation moves can heighten your chemical exposure and consequently your developing infant’s chemical exposure.

As we mentioned in “Get Some Fresh Air!”, “off-gassing” can unwittingly release toxic compounds into the air. Paints that are high in VOCs can inflame this process. Old homes also present the risk of exposure to lead, from aging paint that chips off the walls. If you must paint, ensure that you follow our three recommendations for your health.

1) Only use paints that are low in VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds). 2) Ventilate the painting area extremely well. 3) And, when you’re pregnant, have someone else do the painting work for you, 4) Avoid being in the house while work is going on.

7.     Green Your Baby Nursery If you’re a conscientious parent, every move you make takes the baby into prime consideration. From choosing the cutest infant clothes to “baby-proofing” each room in your home, your baby’s well-being should always rank as the top priority.

Extend such meticulous attention to all of your choices for baby. Pick baby bottles that are either made of glass or BPA-free plastic. Analyze your baby’s food and formula for an organic seal of approval and avoid foods packaged in BPA-laden plastics.  Whenever possible, dress your baby in organic clothing.

The structure of crib mattresses can encourage multiple components of harmful materials. Their cores may contain latex; this ingredient burns easily and may harbor VOCs. A layer of flame retardant could in turn surround them, laden with the toxic metal antimony. Coating it all is the cover, or ticking, which if made from vinyl can contain dangerous additives like phthalates or heavy metals.  Check out HealthyChild.org’s guide to affordable safer mattresses. 

Babies’ cribs themselves, as well as manifold toys and decorations for nursery, discharge appreciable amounts of formaldehyde, according to a recent report from Environment California.

Purchase furniture whose glues, woods, and paints are all certified infant-safe. Abstain from any product that includes a chemical flame retardant; opt instead for fibers that naturally avoid burning, like wool.

Keep carcinogens in mind, furthermore, when it comes to cleaning baby. The Washington Post recently exposed that nearly half of all infant products, including shampoo, contain cancer-causing chemicals. Dodge these frights with personal care products that, like Nine Naturals’ line, are safe for your baby.

8.     Avoid Chemical-heavy Treatments at the Hair Salon Even pregnant mothers deserve to work a stunning hairdo. Just make sure that what went into your coif won’t stunt your baby’s growth.

Color treatments for your hair frequently entail artificial dyes, which contain known carcinogens — chemicals that can cause cancer. An EPA examination of such dyes revealed that nearly 70% of them harbored these harmful compounds [EPA]. Such cogent evidence leaves us with no choice but to strongly advise, in the name of chemical exposure reduction: do not dye your hair.

Alternatives to dyeing include lemon juice spritzes to your locks, or an occasional rinsing of your hair with espresso. True dye-hards, who can’t avoid coloring, should opt for highlights that do not touch the roots. The highlights’ application should also occur in a well-ventilated salon. Try to extend the time span between hair appointments as well. Pregnant women should hold any coloring at all until the second trimester or later.

One final counsel: refrain from Brazilian hair straightening treatments. They may expose your scalp, and your baby by association, to formaldehyde, a known carcinogen.

9.     Pamper Yourself with Non-Toxic Spa Experiences Blessed and glorious as it can be, pregnancy can also prove physically stressful and emotionally demanding. You are producing new life. A process this dynamic will naturally involve some tears, screams, sighs, and yawns. De-stressing at the spa or salon can help soften pregnancy’s rougher patches. However, safeguarding your health as you melt anxiety away is still important.

Find facials and massages, incredible agents for relaxation, at salons that employ natural and organic products. Eschew nail polish when you’re expecting, as it can contain chemicals that may harm baby. Buff your nails as a healthful alternative. If you simply must color your nails, demand that the polish be 100% free of this harmful trio: dibutyl phthalate, formaldehyde and toluene.  Always patron salons with great ventilation as well, particularly for mani-pedi’s. The strong air flow reduces your exposure to the fumes emitted from many nail products.

About Nine Naturals and their Founder, Grace Lee: 

Grace believes personal care products can make you beautiful without harming you or your children.

“Many women go to great lengths to create a safe environment for their children once they’re born, without considering the impact of their actions on their unborn babies while they are pregnant. The first nine months are critical; not only are babies more vulnerable on a pound-for-pound basis to toxins, which can be passed on by their mothers, but their bodies are developing at such a fast rate that the potential harm of the exposure can be greatly amplified.”

A devoted mother and wife, Grace was a vice president working on Wall Street when she learned about the health risk posed by chemicals contained in beauty products. Disappointed by "natural" products, that were either not as pure as they claimed to be or just simply didn't perform well, she founded Nine Naturals. She has since dedicated her life to creating chemical-free, high-performing products for women and educating mothers about the potential risks of environmental toxins. Grace lives in NYC with her husband and one year old daughter, Charlotte.

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What's that smell? The stinky truth behind "fragrance" and "parfum.”

Manufacturers of household products and personal-care products in the U.S. are not required to disclose all the ingredients contained within the product, and in turn most do not.  Considered a "trade- secret,” ingredients that make up fragrances are rarely ever listed on labels.  Hundreds of chemicals can make up the "fragrance" of one product.  What appears to be one measly ingredient could actually be many harmful chemicals.  As far as perfume and cologne go, a study by the EWG revealed that some brands contained as many hidden ingredients as ingredients actually listed, a shameful 50% disclosure (tisk tisk).

So what are these manufacturers trying to keep from the public by copping out with the terms "fragrance" and "parfum" rather than listing what is actually contained in the product? 

The answer: A dangerous cocktail of endocrine disruptors, reproductive and developmental toxins, neurotoxins, allergens, skin irritants, and carcinogens.  And the main culprit (well at least the one we are focusing on today): phthalates. Pronounced "THAL-ates", phthalates are plasticizers, chemicals that make plastics soft, think shower curtains and blood bags (yikes- in a blood bag they don't even have to work to get into the blood stream!).  I know- you're wondering, what does a shower curtain have to do with my Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Eau De Parfum, and my Dove Beauty Bar with Warm Vanilla?*  They aren't made of plastic. Well these oil-based chemicals, when low-weight in their molecular makeup (I promise not to get any more nerdy on you), help fix scents in fragrances, i.e. make them last for a long time. 

And what does exposure to phthalates mean for us? 

Phthalates cross the placenta so if they are in mama, they are in baby.  A study of 163 infants, testing for nine phthalate metabolites, found seven or more of the metabolites in 81% of the infants.  These chemicals are in our babies when their reproductive systems are the most vulnerable, and recent studies show correlations between phthalates and defects in the reproductive systems of infants.  And that is just one of many problems in regards to phthalates.  Still skeptical?  A major personal-care company has vowed to remove these potent little chemicals by 2015.  

So what can you do to avoid exposure? 

An easy way to start is by not purchasing products that contain "fragrance" or "parfum" as an ingredient.**  There are lots of great companies making great products.  And more and more are popping up as people become educated consumers and demand safer products.   A few products of many reputable products we at 21Bundles recommend are Earth Mama Angel Baby’s Shampoo and Body Wash (so gentle it is often used in the NICU), Acure’s Facial Cleanser, Ellovi Body Butter and Dr. Bronner’s Bar Soap.  21Bundles (www.21bundles.com) provides monthly bundles of hand selected natural products for pregnant women and new mom’s tailored to their stage of pregnancy and the first year of their baby’s life.  The products mentioned above are just a few of the products you will find in our bundles.  Our mission is to help get natural products in the hands of mama’s when it matters most!  

*Note:  We cannot say for sure whether the fragrances used by Dove contain phthalates, as they do not disclose all their ingredients.  We suggest airing on the side of caution, as a call to the company could not confirm they are not included. 

**Note: If a product says "fragrance" but it is noted that it is made with essential oils, it is unlikely that the fragrance contains phthalates.  Some people have allergic reactions to certain oils, so as with all products, it is recommended to do a patch test first.  

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A little background on our founder and the 21Bundles mission

I can peg the exact moment I fell in love with nature.  I was in the single digits age-wise when my grandmother tore a piece from her aloe plant to soothe a cut I had gotten while playing.  A plant could be used to heal my boo-boo... I was awestruck.  She sent my mother home with a piece of the plant that day, and in the days that followed I found any excuse I could to apply it (while simultaneously not wanting to waste it).  Fast forward nearly two decades:  A normal summer spent at my family’s lake house: hiking, swimming, card games... but one thing was different this summer, a smelly Uncle.  “You stink!” I remember my father saying to him as I sat on the front steps holding my baby cousin.  He retorted that he would not be applying deodorant during summer vacation as it was unhealthy and the reason that the people of Germany had fewer incidences of cancer was because they did not use deodorant.  Huh??  I never did fact check my Uncle, but that comment sparked the beginning of what has become endless research of personal care products, household products, and chemicals in general. 

In my research I came across two studies that made my blood boil (as an aspiring doctor, I feel the need to add that this is figurative).  The results of one study reported many toxic chemicals found in breast milk.  Testing breast milk is a non-invasive way to study the chemical body burden of humans.  Toxic chemicals often piggy-back on fats and proteins, so while it is hard and unethical to run most tests on humans, scientists have used breast milk to get an idea of how the chemicals in our every day lives are affecting us.  A mother’s most basic right, to feed and nurture her child with her own pure food, stolen due to the chemicals in her environment such as the preservatives in her face cream!  It’s important to mention here that even though toxic chemicals have been found in breast milk, the benefits of breastfeeding still greatly outweigh any risk.  Artificial breast milk is tainted with toxicants as well, but I won’t go there now.  The second study tested the umbilical cord blood of newborns for toxicants, and many were found.  Vulnerable new babies meeting the world for the first time outside the womb, already polluted by chemicals linked to cancer and developmental, brain, and nervous system disorders.

 I should introduce myself.  My name Jacqueline Morgan Cerone Cardamone.  I wear many hats, including that of a caregiver, yoga teacher, CLEC, postpartum doula, aspiring Doctor of Naturopathy, and a founder of 21Bundles, Inc..  I have been caring for children since I was a child myself.  You know how some people just cannot walk past a dog without petting it?  I cannot walk past a baby without “oo”ing and “ah”ing (if petting wouldn’t alarm mothers, I would surely do just that).  It was through work as a mother’s helper (age 10), babysitter, nanny, CLEC, and postpartum doula, that my respect for mothers deepened.  I love dads too, but it’s the mamas with whom I work closely.  I watch mothers do the toughest and most important job - raising children, and I have always had a desire to lend two helping hands.  It is my love for babies, my urge to help mothers, and my knowledge of toxicants in our environment that led to the creation of 21Bundles, Inc..

 Chemicals are highly under-regulated in the United States.  New ones are put on store shelves each year, and they do not have to be proven safe before they are made available to the public.  Adding to the problem are loopholes in the laws we do have, allowing companies to sell products that do not list all the ingredients on the packaging.  My mission is the same now as it was at ten years of age: to help mothers and care for babies.  www.21Bundles.com provides pregnant mamas and new families with safe, clean, and natural products.  (An added bonus to “cleaner” products is that they are healthier for mother nature.  It is important to protect her in return for her gifts, like the aloe plant.)  The 21Bundles.com family knows how busy parents are, so I continue to do the research and we deliver bundles, full of baby-safe products, monthly.  The bundles are tailored to the month of pregnancy mom is in, or the age of the new baby.  We also believe that knowledge is power, and we are excited about educating our community in regards to chemicals in our everyday environment and providing information on healthier alternatives.  We hope that one day harmful chemicals will be better regulated and that mamas won’t have to read the labels on their baby’s bubble bath.  We are excited and grateful to be a part of that change!

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INTRODUCING OUR NEWBORN 21BUNDLES.COM

After months of nurturing, coding right and following all the internet doctor's orders, we finally gave birth to the brand new 21bundles.com!  We hope that you find the new website easier to navigate and a little more colorful!  As a baby shower gift to all the Bundlees out there (this means YOU!), we'd like to offer 25%* off your first bundle! Simply use the promo code NEWBORN when checking out!  Come meet our new site! Looking forward to watching our families grow together! 

- Jackie & The Bundle Boys (Michael & JD)

*Only valid for month to month plan