Top tips to teach little ones about nature and encourage them to take good care of the planet.

Our top tips to get kids outdoors and spend good old fashioned family time in nature.

Your littlest family member will outgrow over 1000 items of clothing before they are fully grown. Their voracious need for new clothes from ages 0-12 (about every 3 months due to growth and changing seasons) means the average household in the UK will spend around £11,000 on clothing each child. Ouch!

Children have a voracious need for new clothes. They will outgrow over 1000 items of clothing before they are fully grown meaning the average household in the UK will spend around £11,000 clothing each child! And what do we do with all those clothes when they’re done? 

Welcome to the Closet in the Cloud – why renting is the new buying and maternity wear is the best place to start. Guest blog by Rachel Hung - Co-founder of Bundle ‘n Joy

Parenting tips to help you raise earth-friendly kids, support sustainable brands, and protect our planet.

Renting provides the third and final part of the puzzle for forming a kids’ clothing strategy. Get the full picture here.

Back when we were kids, it was the norm to share clothes, whether it was your big brother’s baggy jumpers or hand-me-down school gear from your mum’s friends. Then came the unsustainable fast fashion movement, where imported clothing became so cheap that everyone had lovely brand new outfits whilst charity shops burst from door-to-door with old donations. Now, thanks to thelittleloop’s fashion innovation, clothing your children can be done with substance, style, and one eye on the environment.

We all have a pair of ears, a voice and a sphere of influence. Our founder, Charlotte, shares her reflection on what it feels right to do, for those of us sitting here wondering.

Charlotte Morley Founder of thelittleloop explores the key ways to reduce the envrionmental and financial impact of clothing young children.

Find out about our session at the sustainable(ish) festival and get your free guide to caring for your children’s clothes.