Non-toxic carpet
by Kiindred
Work and Career
Work-life balance
Finding a balance between work and life can be challenging and frustrating, but it doesn’t have to be. Having the right tools that work for your family is critical, and we’ve created a list that will give...
Home
Nesting? Let’s organise the pantry
Organizing the pantry will change your life - baby or not. It will save you money, it will save you time and it will save you on doubling up. There is absolutely nothing but positive things that come out of organizing your...
Kiindred
Brought to you by the Kiindred Editors. Our team are committed to researching and writing on all the things we know you will want to know about, at each stage of your pregnancy and parenthood journey.
Did you know? Carpets are able to hold eight times their weight in toxin-filled trapped dirt, capturing it within the fibres and underneath it.
Most carpet cleaners are highly toxic leaving dangerous fumes and residues like perchloregthlene and ammonium hydroxide. The former is a known carcinogen which can damage the liver, kidneys and nervous system while the latter is a corrosive which can irritate eyes, skin and respiratory passages.
Make sure you vacuum or air your carpet regularly.
Other Articles
Home
9 hacks for winter-proofing your home
It’s that time of year when the chill in the air has truly set in. The frosty mornings, freezing nights and rainy days mean one thing… Yep, winter is here!
The 5 best sex positions after you have a baby
Once you’ve had the 6-week all-clear from your doctor or midwife, you’ve probably got a few questions when it comes to having postpartum sex… Chances are you’re feeling a little apprehensive about the act itself and if it’s going to hurt, and how it will feel. That’s 100% normal – we’ve all been there. The reality is that when it comes to penetrative sex after having a baby, it might hurt – a little. But...
Reasons why being a stay-at-home mum is not as easy as it looks
“Oh, you’re so lucky to be able to stay home all day!”“I wish I could stay at home like you so I can sleep in.”“I’m so jealous that you can just play all day with the kids!” Do these sound familiar? As a stay-at-home mom of three kids (an 8 year old tween, and 2 under 2) , or a ‘homemaker’ (as some like to call it), I’ve definitely heard my fair share of these...
Sign up 
Don't miss a thing!
Stay in the loop on all things parenthood as we share tips, hacks, products, inspo & everything in between. We promise not to clutter your inbox.