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Love Hip Mountain Mama!
I learned they are a true modern day mom and pop business!
I like the green on a budget article. =)
I love it because being on a tight budget, and wanting the best for my family often don’t go hand in hand. =) I love getting good tips! (sorry, my last comment was incomplete!)
Hip Mountain Mama is a small Mom and Pop business with a strong passion for preserving the earth
Their selection of products shows that they know their customers!
Kaia magazine is a work of art…and so is Hip Mama Mountain.
Hip Mountain Mama was created in Loveland, CO by a mom who became interested in organic, sustainable living after having her first baby (just like me)
I like all the ideas about being eco friendly while on a tight budget (can use all the creative ideas I can get!)
I learned that Hip Mountain Mama has fun costumes! Love the mermaid costume in the sales section.
They offer sustainable, fair-trade and handmade items.
Hip Mountain Mama was founded in 2008 by Suzy Hawbaker
They have handmade, Sustainable, and Fair Trade Products for Your Natural Lifestyle.
I like Think Spring, grow your potatoes in containers.
they started in Aug 2008
I like the Veggie Dyed Hemp Tri Fold Wallet. Any colour.
I like the Natural Stomach Soothers article.
They sell products that are made by other small businesses either in the USA or Fair Trade in India or Nepal.
They offer organic soaps & lotions.
I hadn’t heard of Mountain Mama before this! Happy to be introduced and the array of items is super! I totally love the Owl Coin Purse.
The mom and pop article
I learned that HMM is from LovelandCO, where I live!
I learned this: The company was started in August 2008 with a website and a few boxes of inventory in the basement.
my fav article was “green on a budget” because it speaks to my empty coin purse and my eco-brain!