You all know by now how much I love Green People, and if you didn’t, you just have to type Green People into the search box above to see exactly how much I exalt their products for children. I don’t even get paid to do it either! So, now I have a brand spanking new baby, I’m thrilled to bits to have Green People offer PlayPennies readers an exclusive 10% off Baby and Children’s Products.

Babies and Children’s products with no nasties for 10% off

• Discount: 10% Off + £5 Voucher
• Expires: 31 March 2012
• Exclusions:  Not in conjunction with other offers
• Gift Voucher Code: PLAY10

Couple of things to mention:

Postage is going to cost you £3, unless you’ve never ordered from Green People before, then it’ll be free.

Every order placed in March also receives a £5 gift voucher to be redeemed against future orders, so this is an exclusion to the exclusions as I still received one in my basket.

It’s worth signing up to the loyalty program as you still get points on your purchases, which is great.

We’ve bought a few tubs of the nappy balm, my favourite of their range, and some children’s shampoo and conditioner and love the products as much as the savings!

My daughter suffers from eczema and is very sensitive to most 'normal' baby products. With a family history of severe dermatitis and eczema, I am very cautious about what I use on her.

I discovered Green People at the allergy show in London last year and have been using their nappy balm and sunscreen for Kyra ever since. It was only natural then that I tried their shampoo and conditioner.

The Green People children's shampoo and conditioner are quite expensive, but are worth every penny and are actually great value. When they arrived, I used some on myself first, to test.

The shampoo is very watery and runs out quite quickly. I have very long hair, down to my waist, and while I normally require a good handful of product to lather my hair nicely, I only used about a tablespoon full of the Green People shampoo and ended up with way more foam than necessary. The shampoo is lavender scented, but it wasn't very strong at all, and I actually thought it smelled a little watered down, which is good if you aren't really a fan, I guess.

The conditioner is slightly thicker, but still a lot more watery than most, and doesn't require any squeezing on the tube - again a good thing as you're not going to be throwing out a lot of product you couldn't reach.

The conditioner stays in for 1 minute, and can then be rinsed out. I wasn't sure at first whether it was really an effective conditioner or not, because my hair didn't feel particularly smooth, but once it had dried I was really surprised at how soft it felt. I tried it again on my daughter's hair with the same result – beautiful, soft, bouncy, curls, and I'm sure it's given her hair a lot of body too.

The blurb on the back of the tube says a little goes a long way. In fact, according to Green People, the 200ml tube is equivalent to 600 – 800 ml of other product. I must say, I agree. It really lasts a long time.

Also, since it contains no SLS, parabens or other nasties, I have no worries that it could cause my daughter eczema or be harmful to her at all. The conditioner has more of a lavender scent, but with her hair dried it just smells pleasant, rather than overwhelming.

For children with sensitive skin or eczema, I think this is a brilliant shampoo and conditioner.

Also available in Citrus & Aloe Vera

Price: £7.75 each