The Sandbar Blog

Get your little one ready for autumn with Green Grom’s fall style guide. Explore cozy, sustainable, and organic baby clothes perfect for cool weather and eco-conscious families.

At Green Grom, we believe parents deserve to know the full story of what goes into their child’s clothing. For us, it’s more than fabric and thread — it’s about trust, transparency, and staying true to our eco-friendly roots. Here’s how your baby’s favorit...

5 easy eco-friendly parenting swaps you can start today

You’ve invested in soft, non-toxic, organic cotton clothing for your little one — now it’s time to keep those pieces looking fresh and lasting longer. Unlike synthetic fabrics or chemically treated cotton, Read more

The Hidden Toxins in Conventional Baby Clothes As parents, we do everything we can to protect our little ones — from organic snacks to non-toxic toys. But one place toxins often slip under the radar? Read more

Why Organic Cotton is Better for Your Baby’s Skin 🌿👶 When it comes to your little one, every choice matters — especially what touches their skin all day long. From snuggly o...

In a world where synthetic fabrics dominate the market, organic cotton clothing is making a strong comeback—and for good reason. As parents, we always seek the best for our children, and choosing organic cotton garments is a step toward ensuring their health and ...

The holidays are here and everyone is celebrating!  We all have our traditions for the holidays.  Making grandma's famous cookie recipe for the cookie exchange.  Shopping for all the best gifts to give family and friends and of course picking out the best Christmas tree you...

So how do you make your laundry more sustainable?  Doing laundry is just something that we do as part of the house chores.  But did you know that by simply changing a few habits while washing your clothing (so you don't stink like a dirty surf bum) can make a bigger impact ...

"One For One" Initiative Dedicated To Planting Trees Around The World.   Green Grom is happy to announce a partnership with One Tree Planted that aims to plant trees for landscape restoration.  For every Read more