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And the Holiday Gift Giveaway for Wednesday is……

God Earth Fairy

Isn’t she adorable? That’s what I thought when I first opened the box.  The amazing part is that everything on her is organic, even the box that she comes in ( which by the way is totally cute and soo cool.. )is a reusable recycled cardboard gift box, how cool is that?

This earth-friendly doll is made from Organic Cotton and colored with the all-natural PureWaterWash process that uses plants and minerals in soy water for the the dye bath.

The God Earth Fairy is a rag doll that is all natural, no chemicals used on that little fairy. even when you open her box to get he rout, no plastic to be found anywhere, her tie downs are strings… I was impressed by how secure she was in her packaging yet how simple it was to remove her, I wish some other companies would follow and make their packaging Mom friendly. this company sure did.. loved it.


This God Earth Fairy is lovable and hug-able, just perfect for little hands, from newborn to toddler age ,she would be a great friend  to have.

My toddler completely fell in love with her hair and was mesmerized by it, she didn’t look at anything but the hair. I’m not sure if she liked the hair color or if it was the texture, but she loved it.

The doll had to go everywhere with us since we got her, luckily she is small enough where you can just toss her in the diaper bag or have your toddler lug her around.

Thank you miYim for offering me a review on this amazing little doll and giving one of my readers a chance to win this beautiful little fairy as a Christmas present for one little girl ( or boy..).

MERRY CHRISTMAS…

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Check out all the other Giveaways part of the Holiday Gift Giveaway and enter as many as you like… Each Giveaway will be open for 2 weeks and new Giveaways will be added each Monday, Wednesday and Friday … So come often.

This Giveaway will run from November 17th – December 1st@ 9PM; winner will be picked thru WordPress “And the Winner is” and will be announced on the Blog and I will send an e-mail. The winner will have 48hrs. to get back to me with mailing info. All items will be mailed from the Sponsor and they should arrive at the winners door in time for Christmas, but I can’t guarantee since shipping is out of my hand. US ONLY!!!!!

miyim or their PR provided me with the product listed above for my honest review and the prize for my winner . No other compensation was received. All opinions are 100 % my own.

Comments

  19. Id love to win this cute doll because my daughter loves all things fairy/princess and its organic!

  23. I learned one third of the world’s pesticides are used on cotton crops alone. Ick! Makes me love organic cotton even more.

  25. I would like to win this for my 4 yr old daughter. She has allergies badly and organic cotton seems to helo her so much. It’s hard to find toys made with organic materials and she would adore this dolly! 🙂

  35. Organic product is produced by farmers who emphasize the use of renewable resources and the conservation of soil and water to enhance environmental quality for future generations. Organic meat, poultry, eggs, and dairy products come from animals that are given no antibiotics or growth hormones. Organic crops are grown without using most conventional pesticides; fertilizers made with synthetic ingredients or sewage sludge; bioengineering; or ionizing radiation.

  40. i learned 20,000 deaths occur each year from pesticide poisoning in developing countries, many of these from cotton farming, according to the World Health Organization

  47. I learned that over 20,000 deaths occur each year from pesticide poisoning in developing countries. Eek, not a very pleasing statistic! Thanks for the giveaway, this doll is adorable!
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