Becky Cannon's Blog, page 3
November 2, 2017
Your Baby’s Lymphatic and Immune System
Your baby’s lymphatic system facilitates her immune response to defend against disease. Her immune system includes her bone marrow, lymphatic, spleen, and liver. Her lymphatic
system balances her bodily fluids and provides the mechanisms that filter toxins from her blood, including the spleen. The best ways for you to strengthen your baby’s immune system are to continue to breast-feed her, provide whole and fermented foods at the appropriate ages, and avoid refined sugar products.
October 17, 2017
My Organically Grown Roots at i play.
Of seven grandchildren, I was my grandmother’s only granddaughter. In the summers when I visited her and we sewed together, I developed my passion for fabric. I loved their colors and designs, textures and functions. When [my daughters] Emi and Mari were born, I made their cotton nightgowns, because, at that time, it was impossible to find cotton sleepwear. Since then, fabric technology has come a long way.
Over 30 years ago, when I started my business, i play., Inc. 100% cotton was the most...
October 16, 2017
Layette Gear for your Baby
One-time purchase
Age needed: Newborn
If you had...
October 13, 2017
Play Wear Gear
October 12, 2017
Thermal Properties of Cooking Methods
Food itself has inherent energetic properties that cool or warm your baby’s body. In addition to the intuitive idea that frozen foods are cooling, and hot cooked foods are warming, different cooking methods can also have cooling or warming effects. The same food will have different thermal properties when prepared in different ways. Ice cream cools your baby’s body, while drinking warm milk warms her. Listed below are ways that cooking methods can influence your baby’s body.
The elements in f...
Synthetic Performance Fabrics
Elastane (spandex, Lycra®, Elaspan®, Acepora, Creora®, Dorlastan®, Linel) is known for its elasticity and can be stretched up to 500 percent its original length and spring back without losing its integrity. When blended with natural fibers, it creates a lightweight and flexible fabric with high shape retention.
Where does it come from? Synthetic polymer made from polyurethane/polyurea
Found in: Sportswear and athletic apparel, leggings, swimwear, undergarments, socks and tights
Cons...


