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11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from the Salt Baby family to you 🙏🏻 “I will praise the name of God with a song, And will magnify Him with thanksgiving.” Psalms‬ ‭69‬:‭30‬

02/14/2024

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01/09/2024

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Salt. Baby, your destination for premium baby clothing made from bamboo cotton. Our company is driven by a passion for providing soft, safe and sustainable clothing options for little ones

01/03/2024

Tuesday Tip!
Now that everyone is back to school. There may be some regression especially among toddlers aged 2-5. Below are some tips that can help navigate the first few weeks back.
1. There will be meltdowns, going back to the structure of a classroom can take a toll on them and that’s normal. Be patient and kind and always ask yourself ‘am I getting triggered in this moment and why?’
2. Offer some small snacks/juice on the way home as sometimes they’re fussy out of hunger
3. Connect with them in simple ways like a slightly longer hug or a little cuddle while you talk about their day. It can also be a simple activity like some coloring or puzzles while talking about your day.
4. Make time for play, even if it’s during the shower with bath toys or bubbles.

01/01/2024

Happy new year!

12/28/2023

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12/23/2023

Biggest sale of the season!
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12/14/2023

Do you remember a certain tradition you had at home when you were little?
I remember going to my grand ma’s house on the weekends and spending the day with my cousins, I also remember going to church and the Sunday school right after.

However, after having kids I wanted a more Christ driven household that revolved around the importance of consistently being in the word every single day.

Same way about habits, if we train our children in our household for little tiny habits, they will grow up and not depart from it. They will carry it forever with them and pass to their kids.

Two little habits I started implementing in the past few months and I think they have been very very helpful to bring in peace in the middle of the morning chaos that we have at home. Between a high energy child who wakes up ready to conquer the world, to a slow child that likes to chill in his crib for a few minutes before being picked up, to an infant that wakes up wanting his milk the same exact second he’s picked up. Our mornings are nothing short of crazy and I’m sure many of ya’ll can relate.

1. For me: wake up at 5:30am or 6am at the latest and have my time with Jesus before anybody wakes up
2. After everybody wakes up, gets ready, eats their breakfast and we are ready to start our day, we have a few seconds as a family to pray together by the door right before we leave. We ask ‘who wants to pray for us this morning?’ And usually one of the kids would do it or one of us would do it if they’re not having a great morning. A very simple prayer, can be as simple as ‘We thank you Lord for another morning, Amen’

12/06/2023

I remember sitting at my church’s crying room with my two toddlers while also being pregnant with my third, trying to calm a hysterical and tired toddler who *really* wanted me to fix his broken banana. He was so worked up, that trying to reason with him was impossible. It was as impossible as trying to fix a broken banana was. That really didn't feel like Kingdom work.

And if you asked anyone who was there about how I handled that situation, they’d tell you that while I did in fact appear to be engaged in battle, I wasn't treating it like the important Kingdom work it was.

I see you. You're in the trenches. You're figuratively knee deep in toddler dysregulated big feelings and literally knee deep in laundry and house work. And while it’s exhausting, it doesn't feel like Kingdom work. But it is. Calming toddler tantrums, washing dirty hands and sweeping up yet more crumbs off the floor is Kingdom work. It is worship. It matters.
God chose you to raise up the next generation. It's a precious and priceless gift. And it's exhausting and really hard. But it matters. And HE sees you. He sees the living sacrifice, the reasonable act of worship. He sees you serve your little ones in a million selfless and thankless ways every single day. And He gently and lovingly sustains you.

See, He is gentle with you. Let that sink in deep and take root in your soul, so that because of His gentleness to you, you can be gentle with yourself. And with your children.
He sees. He knows. He's gentle with you. Be gentle with yourself, you're doing important Kingdom work every single day.
Tag a mama who needs this reminder, 'cause I know I'm not the only one.

12/04/2023

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12/01/2023

December savings have commenced! Get 20% off your entire purchase today. Stackable with any discount code you have. Happy December!

11/30/2023

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