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Celeb Mums Go For Green Toys

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Celeb Mums Go For Green Toys

<u><strong>Celeb Yummy Mummies-to-be Buy Green Toys</strong></u>

Celeb Yummy Mummies-to-be Buy Green Toys
Celeb yummy mummies-to-be despite their millions are choosing to buy toys that don't cost the earth in financial or environmental terms
Mums-to-be who are green aware, like Gwyneth Paltrow, are likely to by fair trade and green toys for their new arrivals and they are likely to turn to eco-friendly toy specialist, Toys to You, to fulfil their green baby toy wishlists.
Celebs the world over are raising the bar in environmentally friendly terms. They're choosing to eat fair trade food and wear fair trade clothing in a bid to beat poverty. They're also fighting to raise awareness of our environment.
Angelina Jolie pregnant with Brad Pitt's baby and already a gorgeously yummy mummy to two adopted children, Maddox and Zahara, is known for her support on green issues and as a UN ambassador her fight to prevent poverty in third world countries.
It's likely she'll use environmentally friendly nappies for her and Brad's bundle of joy. And she'll buy toys that don't destroy the environment and which help fight the poverty she feels so strongly about.
Movie star, Gwyneth Paltrow, who gave birth to second child, Moses, last month, is the most famous mum supporter of green issues. She famously followed a macro-biotic diet before becoming pregnant with Apple. She and husband, Chris Martin, are huge supporters of beating poverty in third world countries and of saving our environment.

Toys that Teach
The toys these celebs buy for their new babies will say a lot about their support for our devastated world. It's not just clothes and food that come in green and fair trade options. Now there are toys.
Gorgeous wooden toys made from sustainable rubberwood, wooden toys that are made in Sri Lanka to Fair Trade practices and soft activity toys to develop baby's motor skills growth also made to strict Fair Trade practices. There will be no plastic toys filled with toxins that ravage our earth in the shopping baskets of the rich and famous mums and dads-to-be.
It is almost certain they'll buy toys that make a difference.

Who'll Buy What?
Geri Halliwell, whose baby is due in a matter of weeks, is most likely to buy a Swedish designed Song Bag so she and her little one can sing along together when baby gets a bit older.
Katie Holmes, who it is alleged gave birth to daughter Suri in silence as per Scientology rules, will be looking for something special for her little mini-TomKat. In keeping with the silence theme she's likely to buy an environmentally friendly Little Flowers Dummy Chain made by Cause who use 50% of their profits to build schools in third world countries and Musical Teddy Mobile for over baby Suri's crib, also made by Cause and available exclusively at www.toys-to-you.co.uk.
As all good baby books advise Angelina would be best to buy a gift from the new baby for her already much loved adopted kids. She's likely to buy for Maddox a Wooden Pull Along BeefEater Skittles set from www.toys-to-you.co.uk and made in the UK by people with disabilities. This will enable her to talk about her love of London and the UK with her Cambodian son.
And for Zahara a small Ladybird Wheelybug to help her find her feet. While the new baby might be bought either a soft Fair Trade Ethnic Girl or Boy doll which will enable Angelina in later years to discuss and talk about her "rainbow family" with her new addition.
And the same wellworn advice goes to mum Gwyneth. It would be a nice idea if Apple were to receive from the new baby an environmentally friendly Wooden Cradle so she can play mummy with her dollies and be just like her mummy. And for the new baby a Fair Trade Soft Rabbit or Amoeba Rattle from www.toys-to-you.co.uk.
These celeb yummy mummies-to-be are aware that if we want to change our world it starts with educating our children from the youngest age. What better way to educate than through play?

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May 2006

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