Microplastics - they are everywhere! Why are these tiny-sized plastics a serious problem for the environment? For starters, their size. Microplastics are plastic debris smaller than 5 millimeters. That is the size of an eraser on a pencil. Continue reading

By becoming conscious plastic consumers, we can cut back on unnecessary plastic use, and focus on using plastic (recycled when possible) with intention and purpose. Continue reading

Since day one, we have donated to nonprofits that support sustainability, human rights, and mental health. And we’re far from being finished. In celebration of your impact, we’ve created a comprehensive report. This details how MamaP uses its business to do good and live better, everyday. Continue reading

Composting is important because it turns your kitchen and garden waste into valuable, healthy, and nutrient-rich soil for your garden. Learn: How Composting Works, The 5 Types Of Composting, and What Not To Compost. Continue reading

Bamboo environmentally friendly, but so is the production process. The life of the bamboo toothbrush is up 3 to 4 months as dentists recommend. It is simple to compost your bamboo toothbrush because the material is already organic.  Learn more about how bamboo toothbrushes are made and how to return them to the soil. Continue reading

So far, Anuna has have helped 17,000 artisans, most of whom are womxn, across 150 clusters spread across 12 states in India. Making a massive positive impact for marginalized segments of society! When you invest in the welfare of womxn it has halo effects in raising the well-being of families and whole communities.  Continue reading

MamaP is excited to be a part of this year's Wall Street Journal's holiday gift guide. If you're looking for thoughtful gifts that are design oriented and good for both you and the planet, look no further. Continue reading

In order to describe the core of the give-back commitment of MamaP, MamaP uses the term "intersectional environmentalism." It refers to an inclusive version of environmentalism that advocates both the protection of people and the planet, recognizing that social injustices, particularly for marginalized communities, are also caused by environmental injustices. Continue reading

"Our purpose is to leave the world a better place than how we found it."

Everyone knows plastic is not good for you or the environment. But did you ever stop to wonder how much plastic YOU are responsible for in the world? According to National Geographic, we each produce about 4 pounds of plastic every DAY! That’s a TON of plastic. This just means plastic is completely integral to our existence, but surely there are ways that we can inch towards to cut back on plastic. Being intentional about our plastic use and being thoughtful as to how we can slowly eliminate some plastic from our lives is an easy way to start to make a difference.

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 It’s easier to change our habits than to change corporations. We can choose to be more mindful consumers. One way to do this is to evolve into a circular way of consumption: we buy only the products that we need and make sure they’re made mindfully, and take care of them for use for the long-term. If we need products that are meant to be disposed of after some time for it to be the most effective, like a toothbrush, we can choose to buy ones that have the least impact on the planet, or, better yet, can be used by the planet again and again. Continue reading