Hello everyone, and welcome back to The Selfish Column.
Today I wanted to write about something a little closer to my everyday life lately, motherhood and babies.
Whenever I come across a baby product that I truly love and trust, I feel this need to share it with other moms. I remember being pregnant, staying up late at night researching everything, asking endless questions, and even going through an Excel spreadsheet a friend sent me just to make sure I was choosing the right products, the safest ones, the best ones, the ones that would actually work.
So when I received my EverNest package, I was genuinely excited to open it. First impressions matter, and I was immediately impressed, not just by the quality, but by the care put into the presentation. Each piece came with its own beautiful dust bag, which made the whole experience feel thoughtful and intentional from the start.
Inside, I received the Nestling Sleep Sack, the Bloom Singlet Full Sleeve in Forest Dew, and the Dawn Romper Full Sleeve in Warm Coral.
What really makes these pieces stand out is how intentional everything feels. The garments have this incredibly soft, skin-like texture, gentle enough for delicate baby skin, but what fascinated me most were the colors. They’re plant-based, meaning the dyes come from nature itself. The shades are sourced from flowers and tree bark, and according to the brand, it takes about 14 days to move from raw material to the dyeing process.
I love the idea that nature plays such a big role here. The seasons influence the palette, meaning nature essentially chooses the colors. There’s something really beautiful about that level of mindfulness in baby clothing.
Now let’s talk about the fabric, because honestly, it deserves its own moment. It’s breathable, lightweight, flexible, and incredibly smooth. You can immediately tell it was designed with moving babies in mind. The garments are made with 50% cotton, and 50% lyocell. Lyocell is a fibre made from wood cellulose.
And then there’s the Nestling Sleep Sack. The best way I can describe it is that it has just the right amount of weight. It’s cozy without feeling heavy and warm without making you worry about overheating. It’s designed for rooms up to 22°C, the filling is 100% cotton which makes it practical for everyday use. I especially loved the adjustable arm openings with button clips, allowing you to customize the fit depending on your baby’s size and comfort.
As a mom, those small thoughtful details really stand out.
Overall, this brand gets my full stamp of approval. If you’re a parent who is conscious and looking for baby clothing that is soft, breathable, hypoallergenic, skin-safe, and consciously made with plant-based colors, EverNest is definitely worth exploring.
And if you do try it, come back and tell me what you think, I always love hearing from fellow moms.
Until next time,
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