On Monday night, June 7, 2010, CBC Dragon’s Den announced the three finalists for the Greenvention contest.   Nursery Natural Baby Wipes of Maple Ridge ranked 3rd from amongst a total of over 500 candidates from all across Canada for her product’s impact to the environment.  This alone is quite an achievement.

A few months ago, we featured Andrea Gregg-Aylott as a budding entrepreneur, so we are naturally excited about her extraordinary accomplishment in being awarded the third finalist for the Greenvention contest.  This is simply a great validation from the Dragons for her contribution to the betterment of our environment.

The Baby Wipe all natural product is a greenvention of Andrea-Gregg-Aylott, a graduate of the Douglas College Self Employment Program, where Andrea honed her business skills.

For more information about Andrea Gregg-Aylott and her company Nursery Natural Baby Wipes, see the following articles:
1. Nursery Natural Baby Wipes
2.  Maple Ridge Mompreneur launches Nursery Natural Baby Wipes
3. CBC Dragon Dens Greenvention Special Episode

After her third baby was born, Andrea Gregg, a Maple Ridge mompreneur decided to take control of her own future by starting a home-based business that would allow her flex time and more quality time for her children. Combining her experience in sales management and motherhood, Andrea launched a new product line branded “Nursery Naturals” with gentle, green product solutions for babies.

Nursery Natural Baby Wipes products contain all natural ingredients, with no fancy “hard to pronounce” chemical names and no preservatives. Natural ingredients used include tea tree oil and olive oil. Parents can have peace of mind when they buy Nursery Naturals fresh wipes knowing there are not any harmful chemicals that will touch their child’s skin. Most importantly, it is about supporting local businesses.

Alcohol free! Chlorine free! Chemical free! Biodegradable, disposable, reusable, compostable, made of plant fiber and non-bleached! and made in CANADA!

Note:  On June 7, 2010, Andrea Gregg-Aylott was awarded one of three finalists for the CBC Dragon Den’s Greenvention contest sponsored by Sunchips (from a total of over 500 candidates all across Canada).  See article.