A great option for a baby boy’s room, Sage Creek’s Organics’s Rocketman Crib Sheet is as cute as can be. It features an all-over print of rocket ships in shades of blue on 100% certified organic cotton. It comes in a matching bag that has all kinds of uses. Best of all, this cute little sheet is on sale for $29.99 (marked down from $48). This brand is a favorite of eco-conscious celebrity parents such as Jessica Alba. You can purchase one at globalenfant.com.

I spent a lot of time looking at mattresses before our baby arrived.  I ultimately decided it would be best to to stick with our old mattress because most of the organic mattresses I saw were either unbelievably expensive or were not completely organic.  Many of the latter received horrible reviews.  Some parents even reported that they had strong chemical smells!  I was thus surprised to find this EcoBaby organic mattress which, at $289, is considerably cheaper than most of its competitors.

The mattress is made from organic cotton and natural, chemical-free wool, and is made to be completely free of the chemical fumes that are thought to be linked to SIDS.  It also comes with a ten year manufacturer’s warranty, which is great, especially if you plan to use it for more than one child over time. Right now, when you purchase this mattress, you will receive a free organic crib sheet in your choice of natural, white, blue, or sage.  Shipping is also free.  You can take advantage of this deal at NaturalBabyNetwork.com.

Lately, I love the softness and luxuriousness that is organic baby wear. When I spotted the organic crib sheets available at The Gap, I basked in glorious organic materials and pretty patterns. In particular, I found the Safari Blue set to be right up my alley. I can just picture my little one enjoying the fun pattern and the texture of the natural fibres against his skin.

I’m very tempted to splurge a little and buy the $19.00 sheet right this very minute! Funky patterns and vivid colors (without being overwhelming) are just my flavor at the moment. I’m glad to share the fun, though, and send you off to Gap.com for your own.