As you’re getting ready to welcome a new baby into your home and into your life, take some time to think about how you can outfit the baby room (and the rest of your house) with earth-friendly, organic, and sustainable baby furniture. Even your baby can be green.

Where to buy eco-friendly baby furniture

This hip and modern baby rocker from bloom is made from certified sustainable beech and birch wood and does not use the wood preservative Pentachlorophenol (PCP), which is carcinogen, or other toxic preservatives. The glues used by bloom are formaldehyde-free, finishes have low voc, and there is no MDF in the product line. Also be assured there is no lead, phthalate, PVC, heavy metals, or AZO dyes. Find modern baby luxury at bloom. Coco Baby Lounger available at Baby Earth, $200.

Pacific Rim Woodworking Crib made from Western Maple

For a positively safe and sturdy product, and one with the environment in mind, Pacific Rim Woodworking cribs are as good as it gets. Pacific Rim uses Western Maple wood that is harvested as a secondary product during softwood harvests. By using as much of the maple wood as possible (wood pieces that cannot be used are donated to local schools for woodshop projects), employing a recycling program and recycling sawdust into compost at a local garden center, Pacific Rim proves that they are dedicated to providing quality baby furniture while minimizing their impact on Earth. Cribs are made in Eugene, Oregon and finished in tung oil and beeswax, which is non-toxic. Visit Dax Stores for more information on cribs from Pacific Rim Woodworking.

Spot on Square Dresser with MDF from recycled materials with bamboo

From their Hiya Series, Spot on Sqaure’s dresser consists of medium density fiberboard constructed from recycled or reclaimed materials and sustainable bamboo. They also use non-toxic paints on all their products. This dresser has a changing tray on top that just needs a changing pad, plenty of storage space for diapers, wipes, and changes of clothes. Available from Spot on Sqaure, starting at $735.

Svan High Chair

The Svan High Chair has a totally unique design and is environmentally friendly. Made from birch wood, the chair’s finish and glue are non-toxic. Plastic tray covers is Phthalate-free and optional chair cushion is PBDE-free. Use this chair as a traditional high chair or remove the tray and push your little one right up to the table. Available from Our Green House, $269.

Ducduc's Parker Armoire for your little artist

This armoire from Ducduc is made in the United States and created from sustainably harvested wood. The finish is non-toxic and Hazardous Air Pollutant free. Large enough to fit all your baby’s clothes and then some, this armoire has a handy hangbar, adjustable shelf, and large drawer on the bottom. As your child gets older, he’ll love the fact that he can draw on furniture. Available from Ducduc, $1450.