Retykle Blog

If you are a fellow high humidity area dweller or you keep clothes in storage seasonally means that there is a great chance of unwanted guests showing up: mold and mildew!

With Earth Day 2020 approaching on April 22, we realize that the world needs us now more than ever. There is so much we can do daily to protect and help restore our planet.

As we get ready to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day on April 22, 2020, we are reminded that even in these strange times, we can make some changes in our day-to-day routines to live a more sustainable lifestyle. It’s never too early to start!

Having routines disrupted during this time has been hard not only for children but also for parents. Social distancing doesn’t have to mean social disconnection. Seizing the opportunities that present themselves to get active, get creative, and do something! Here are some of our tried and tested tips.

Now that Summer has arrived, it’s time to get outside and enjoy the warmer weather. One activity that parents and kids can enjoy together is hiking. Retykle Ambassador, Denise Ho, shares her experience about hiking while pregnant as well as some tips on taking your baby along and making it fun for everyone.

Parenting is an important part of social change and all children can benefit from talking openly and honestly about racial diversity no matter their age. It is so vital to educate our children to be the force against racism and the allies of the next generation.

We spoke with Devin Connell, the founder of Crumb, a site decided to life’s simple pleasures - family, food, and travel - and to keep good company along the way. She shares with us some of her favourite meals she makes with her own children as well as some tips on eco-living and how to tackle the picky little eaters in your life.

Taking the first steps towards a more green and sustainable life can sometimes feel it is like it’s easier said than done. However, sustainability is relevant to many aspects of ones' lifestyle: food consumption, general waste, plastic usage, water usage are all a part of it and the benefits don't stop there.