Released on: October 4, 2008, 11:44 am

Press Release Author: Organic Baby Resource

Industry: Apparel & Fashion

Press Release Summary: Parents who share their experiences with organic baby
products during the month of October can win more than $350 in organic baby prizes.


Press Release Body: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

(Press Release) – Oct 04, 2008 – Parents who use organic baby products on their
babies and toddlers have a chance to share their experiences to win free organic
prizes valued at more than $350. The contest, hosted by an informational website
Organic-Baby-Resource.com, runs from October 1 to October 31st.

The prizes, sponsored by several growing organic baby companies, include a one-
month supply of organic baby food from Plum Organics (three winners will be chosen),
an eco-friendly diaper cake from Grow In Style.com, a set of Green to Grow's
BPA-free baby bottles from Nubius Organics, an organic baby t-shirt from Eco Ike ™,
and a $50 shopping spree from the organic baby boutique, Wild Dill.

Organic Baby Resource is an informational website designed to help parents
understand the benefits of choosing organic baby products. The site features more
than one hundred popular brands of organic and non-toxic baby products and hopes to
become the place on the web where parents using non-toxic baby care products can
learn from the experiences of one another.

Full contest details are available at
http://www.organic-baby-resource.com/organic-baby-contest.html.

In addition to product reviews, the site features articles about how to choose
organic baby food, skin care, clothing, bedding, diapering and toys. Readers will
discover how to sort through the marketing buzz about organics and select quality
products that are not toxic for their babies.

For more information about the contest or opportunities to be featured, visit
http://www.organic-baby-resource.com.

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Organic Baby Resource.com was created by Erika Jones when her daughter was six
months old. After gathering research to make decisions about her daughter's baby
care, she realized other parents may not have the time to read the books, call
physicians and search the web. She hopes other parents will enjoy having the
information about organic baby care in one, accessible place. Prior to becoming a
mom, Jones was a non-profit executive advocating for the health and education of
underprivileged children.


Web Site: http://www.organic-baby-resource.com

Contact Details:
Contact:
Erika Jones, web publisher
Organic Baby Resource
email at the website
http://www.organic-baby-resource.com