Bath accessories

Why go zero waste in the bathroom?

When bathing your baby you only want gentle materials to touch their skin. Zero waste means avoiding single‑use products and plastics and choosing reusable or compostable alternatives. This protects against microplastics and harmful ingredients, reduces waste and saves money over time. It also teaches a mindful approach to resources from the very beginning.

Sustainable materials

Instead of disposable wipes, choose soft cloths made from organic cotton or bamboo. These Nuschis and washcloths are durable, absorbent and can simply be tossed into the washing machine after the bath. Natural rubber is ideal for teethers and bath toys because it is free from BPA and phthalates. Washcloths made from hemp or linen are another good choice – they dry quickly and are naturally antibacterial.

Gentle care products

Use soap‑free solid bath and shampoo bars with natural ingredients like oat milk or shea butter. These often come in recyclable cardboard and last longer than liquids. Natural sea sponges or loofahs are especially soft and create a delicate lather that doesn’t dry out the skin. Look for certifications such as USDA Organic, GOTS or ECOCERT, which set high standards for ingredients and packaging. Avoid artificial fragrances, parabens or sulfates to protect your child’s skin.

Play and fun without plastic

Bath time can be fun without squeaky plastic: wooden boats, fish made of natural rubber or small cotton animals provide entertainment in the water. These toys are durable, colourfast and free of harmful softeners. They also make great travel toys or gifts for new parents. If your baby likes to take a pacifier into the bath, make sure it is made of natural rubber so that no plastic bits end up in the water.

Tips & gift ideas

A sustainable bath set with swimsuits & bikinis, swim shorts & trunks, a cap & sun has and sunglasses makes the perfect summer present. Add a few reusable washcloths and a fragrance‑free soap and you have everything you need for a trip to the pool. Baskets made from seagrass help you store bath accessories neatly and dry. After the bath your child can slip into a cozy Chleidli and snuggle up in a soft towel. With these little rituals bath time becomes a loving moment that relaxes you both.