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Announcing the birth of Inhabitots!

by , 10/29/07

Abigail Doan, Inhabitat Baby week, inhabitots, baby green design, modern baby furniture, baby designs, sustainable baby products

We are excited to announce that our fabulous New York writer Abigail has recently given birth to two adorable twin boys. In honor of this happy occasion, Inhabitat is going to be researching green design for babies and kids in the next couple weeks, and we are going to be putting together the ultimate guide to sustainable design for kids. We’re going to call this ‘Inhabitots’ (yes we love our bad puns here), so if there are any children in your life, be sure to keep an eye out for it.

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9 Responses to “Announcing the birth of Inhabitots!”

  1. Congrats! Twins no less, it looks like someone is going to have their hands full!

  2. Brian Brian says:

    Congratulations.
    Remember while researching products for babies, not only the eco-friendliness of the manufacturing process, but also the transportation side of things. Also, if it costs an arm and a leg, it’s not going to sell very well, irregardless of how green it is.

  3. Congrats on the new additions to your Inhabitat family! Having twins is twice the challenge, but also twice the fun. And being a twin (as I am) is an incredible gift. I look forward to the Inhabitot information.

  4. Tete Tete says:

    Congrats! It looks like someone’s going to be very busy….
    I’ll be keeping an eye on your research. It will be extremely useful for our “ECO Interior Solution” delivery next year.

  5. Paavani Paavani says:

    Double congrats Abigail!

  6. J J says:

    A child is such a treasured gift ,,, what an honour to be twice-gifted. Super-congrats!!

    Cheers
    J.

  7. Ryan Enschede Ryan Enschede says:

    Be well – don’t forget to take care of yourself and to cut yourself some slack if needed…

    Ryan (in Brooklyn)

  8. [...] weeks ago one of my fellow Inhabitat writers was blessed with twin boys and the exciting news has kicked off ‘Inhabitot’ – a kid-friendly series filled with [...]

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