My Natural Bamboo Plush Toy: Eco-friendly and safe for babies!

Don't you just love it when a company "gets it"? When they figure out that parents really do want the best for their babies and that they want it at an affordable price! Plush toys are a dime a dozen! You can find them just about anywhere. And what do babies love to cuddle up to the most? Usually the plush toys. Hosung My Natural has come up with a brilliant idea that is sure to excite mothers and fathers to babies all across the US!

My Natural Bamboo is a collection of adorable plush animals that are created with natural products! Bamboo is one of the fastest growing and most renewable plant resources on the planet. It survives naturally without the use of pesticides or fertilizer. Bamboo is also antibacterial, anti fungal, and mildew resistant! It is also biodegradable and safe for the planet!

Each adorable plush animal is created with 100% unprocessed Bamboo and has been hand dyed using plants and minerals in Hosungs very own all natural PureWaterWash. Because of the wonderful materials used, these toys are both safe and long lasting for children! There are 4 animals to choose from including: frog, elephant, monkey, and panda. Each animal is about 9" high and retails for about $14.99 exclusively at Barnes and Noble.

We received the panda which is ultra soft! I was impressed with the size of the animal as well. For the money, you really are getting a quality product! The panda has a beautiful blue color and would be perfect for either a boy or a girl. Each animal is so versatile, it could work for any gender. What a wonderful baby shower gift idea this is! While your stopping to pick up some of your favorite books for the baby, grab one of these one of a kind safe toys! It would be a great gift to pair them up for a theme. Here are some examples:

• My Natural Bamboo Monkey + Five Little Monkeys Jumping on the Bed
• My Natural Bamboo Frog + The Wide-Mouthed Frog: A Pop-up Book
• My Natural Bamboo Elephant + Elmer
• My Natural Bamboo Panda + Panda Bear, Panda Bear, What Do You See?