Here are some fun facts about Green Toys:

• Made in California – Keeps the jobs locally in our country in a time when most manufacturing are outsourced overseas.
• Great Packaging – Simple packaging with recyclable materials that doesn’t require mom and dad to drag out their tool box to open
• Eco-Friendly materials – We think it’s incredibly cool that they are made of recycled milk jugs + we are extremely impressed with how durable the toys are!

Recently, a film crew from CBS went out to the Green Toys factory in California and shot a feature. You’ll hear from the founders Robert von Goeben and Laurie Hyman about how their toys are made.

It’s a really cool insight about how Green Toys are made!

Zoë b Organic Weekly on March 28th in Recycled Plastic Indoor Gardening Set by Green Toys:

With this Gardening set, your kids will learn how plant life begins. Young plant lovers can watch nature at work by growing a beautiful flower garden and fresh herbs in just days with the world’s most earth-happy gardening set.

It is available at Kangarooboo , a really cool store with a great selection of toys.

Apartment Therapy (Ohdeedoh) on March 27th in Green Ideas: Recycled Plastic Indoor Gardening Set:

While you’re waiting for the flowers to come up (like we definitely are), you and the kids can see some progress in just a few days when you plant your organic seeds in this recycled plastic gardening set from Green Toys. The set comes with nine pieces, and seems like a great way to get a jump on spring. Available right here(kangarooBoo.com) for $29.90.

Safe Mama on March 24th in Green Toys at KangarooBoo:

Turn pretend play, planet friendly! One of my favorite online shops KangarooBoo is now selling Green Toys, a line of toy sets made of recycled plastic (like milk jugs).

Cool Mom Picks on March 12 in Eco Friendly Dolls That don’t Look Like Eco Friendly Dolls (If You Know What We Mean):

There’s an extensive collection well beyond baby dolls (and well beyond white baby dolls) at one of our favorite toy shops, Kangarooboo. And the prices are way, way more reasonable than you might think at $31 and up. Whichever you love, you’re getting an heirloom doll with a bit less of an eco footprint.

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Sara’s Toy Box on March 7th in Store Review: KangarooBoo:

Every time I take a look at the KangarooBoo website, there is something new. A few weeks ago, it was wooden toys from Estia. And then, there were beautiful French dolls from Petitcollin. This made deciding what to write about tough.