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The Link Between Plastics and Fertility

A special thank you to Dr. Krista Lowe for writing this guest post & shedding some light on how endocrine disruptors impact fertility. It can be frustrating when you and your partner are ready ...

Vancouver Island Four-Day Itinerary

As the world yearns for experiences that connect them to expansive spaces and places, we’ve come together with 10 other Vancouver Island brands to share our West Coast backyard with one lucky winne...

How to Reduce Your Food Waste

Did you know that the average household wastes about one pound of food per day? That’s costing people $3.50 each and every day. It might not sound like much, but it adds up. Over the course of a ye...

Low Waste Travel Tips

Being a conscious traveller starts with being a conscious consumer. You can start by getting in tune with the way your routine flows and how it will ebb while you travel, then packing accordingly. ...

How to Use Beeswax Wraps

Making the transition to using Goldilocks Goods beeswax wraps regularly in your home may seem like a huge lifestyle shift at first, however, we promise it’s easier than you expect and so worthwhile...

Four Simple Ways to Reduce Your Plastic Use

Plastic Free July is a month dedicated to bringing awareness to lowering plastic use. It’s about progress, not perfection. However, let’s ensure we don’t lose momentum after the month has passed. L...

11 Ways to Use Jojoba Oil

Jojoba oil is a nutrient-rich oil that breathes life into your body and hair. It’s a versatile powerhouse, naturally infused with Vitamins B, C & E as well as Copper and Zinc minerals. It’s als...

Why Use Beeswax Wraps?

Beeswax wraps are an eco-friendly alternative to plastic wrap. At Goldilocks Goods, our wraps are made of 100% cotton, local beeswax, tree rosins and jojoba oil. Made by hand in Victoria, B.C., Can...

Meaningful Ways to Support Pollinators

Pollinators such as bees, bats, birds and butterflies, move pollen from flower to flower as they feed, pollinating plants as they go. In fact, pollinators are SO vital to our complex and interconne...

Time For a Break: 2020

To say this has been quite the year might be the understatement of the century, yet there is some sort of strange comfort in knowing this is a collective experience felt by all. Running a small bus...