A great film showing Goodbaby's actions to change into a Cradle to Cradle company. Over the past 20 years, Goodbaby has complied with many international standards. Today, the are taking the next step in child product safety by implementing the Cradle to Cradle philosophy and making it a part of their core business. The Goodbaby eco products are the first products in the juvenile industry to be awarded Cradle to Cradle certificates.
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