They say that “ Many aspects of Indian religions reflect the widely held belief that karma may be shared. Not only did Carlo and Lena love their organic cotton, found the perfect team to start this adventure with but they also are fond believers of Karma, an Indian philosophy. The colors are totally in tune with mother nature and take on tones such as moss, clay, sage, peat, blue Lechenaultia and white rose. On top of being better for the baby’s health and our environment, it is interesting to know that organic cotton plants produce fibers that yield stronger yarn and more durable fabrics.Īll Yoli and Otis baby carrier are made with all-natural dyes from botanical sources such as turmeric, henna, aloe vera and indigo. Organic cotton is pesticide-free, long-stable, feels softer and is more breathable. The Yoli and Otis wraps are made of organic cotton eliminating any health risk. And, of course, being hands-free is a huge advantage when it comes to tight schedules and busy environments. Not to mention the convenience to be able to breastfeed anywhere. It creates a sense of security and closeness your little one needs to feel calm and promotes sleep.
#Yoli and otis skin
By using a baby carrier, your baby is able to rest against your skin and hear your heartbeat which reminds him/her of the womb easing the transition from womb to world. Scientific research demonstrates that frequent skin contact is one of the most important stimuli for a newborn to ensure healthy physical, intellectual and social development. So what would make more sense than creating a baby carrier to keep their baby safe? Besides, the positive effects of “carrying” your child, especially in the very first months of his/her life, is not to prove anymore as they are well aware. They are definitely inspiring on-the go parents whose curiosity and wanderlust never stops. They are gracefully embracing change and are always forward-looking. In the past 3 years, Lena and Carlo have moved 9 times between Spain, Australia and India. The Yoli & Otis Carrier was designed to cover all three of those things through the initial stages of childhood.
They ended up with three important things: Good Health-Safety and Happiness. They asked themselves “how can we provide her with the best life possible?”.
The Yoli and Otis story started with a baby… Isn’t it wonderful how children brings out the best in us and makes us go places we never thought we would be able to go to? Lena and Carlo just had their first child. It looks like the process that leads to the final product was very organic. When you look at their amazing instagram account or read interviews from them it all makes sense. The whole philosophy behind the brand feels like a natural continuity with the creators lifestyle and beliefs. What I like about Yoli and Otis is that nothing seems “marketing oriented”. The icing on the cake: they are made with love in India, a country close to my heart for having lived there for three years. They are simple, elegant and seem super easy to use. If I didn’t have a mini mini at home I would definitely want to have one just to be able to try those Herbal Dyed Organic baby Carriers. For the above reasons, we recommend that you use detergents that do not harm the environment when you wash our items and keep them clean of strong chemicals or detergents, as they will eliminate color fastness.I don’t know if it is this timid New York spring weather or the gorgeous pictures on their website but Yoli & Otis, a brand new Australian-based brand, completely stole my heart and makes me longing for summer. Keep in mind that in some cases, the lack of chemicals can cause small runs of color, or fade in areas where the natural mordant has not been taken to 100% tissue.īy embracing this process instead of sacrificing it for a superficially perfect product, together we are making a difference in our environment and in the well-being of our children. We do not use heavy metal mordants such as copper, chromium, zinc or tin. To make bright and fast colors, only natural mordants such as myrobalan, rhubarb leaves, oils, minerals, alum and iron tub are used. In the whole process, no chemicals are used Textiles are 100% safe and 100% chemical free. In this process, natural textiles are dyed with herbs such as turmeric, henna, aloe vera and indigo. Ayurvastra dyeing is famous for organic herbs that are integrated into a fabric.
The herbal dyeing process was developed through extensive research on the ancient dyeing methods practiced since the days of the Indus Valley civilization.
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