Vogue editors are showered in handbags. Food & Wine editors get drunk every night. And a DailyCandy Kids editor? She’s dripping in diaper cream samples.

So when a box of Live Clean Baby ecofriendly and hypoallergenic baby care products arrived at our office, we put it in our kids’ bathroom and waited for the current tester to dry up. Lucky us that happened sooner rather than later, because what we discovered has fast become part of the regular bath time routine.

Here’s what the Canadian-based Live Clean Baby line doesn’t have: sodium lauryl sulfate, diethanolamine, parabens, harsh preservatives, and phthalates (chemical yuck that makes the scent linger). Instead, it’s made with natural and gentle plant-based ingredients, leaving skin so soft and fragrant you’ll be tempted to buy every bottle on the shelf. Which, incidentally, one of our friends did.

Sorry, Walgreens.

Available at Walgreens stores nationwide and online at walgreens.com, $8-$13.

JAM
Big Doozie Presents: Baze & His Silly Friends
What: Bop to the award-winning group’s energetic tunes.
Why: Made up of four fathers, the band has your tyke’s musical taste down pat.
When: Sat., 10:30 a.m.
Where: Amazing Things Arts Center, 160 Hollis St., Framingham. Tickets at 508-405-2787 or online at tickets.amazingthings.org. Adults and children, $10.

GOBBLE
Thanksgiving Story Time
What: Listen to the staff read a book, and then make a felt turkey.
Why: The festive craft would do any pilgrim proud.
When: Sat., 11 a.m.
Where: The Harvard Coop, 1400 Massachusetts Ave., Harvard Square (617-499-2000). Free.

MUNCH
Feed an Animal
What: Watch naturalists give turtles, fish, and other critters a meal.
Why: It’s a whole new take on snack time.
When: Ongoing. Wed., 3 p.m.; Sat., 10 a.m.
Where: South Shore Natural Science Center, 48 Jacobs Ln., Norwell (781-659-2559). Adults and teens 16 and up, $7; children, $3; under 2, free.

Photo: Courtesy of Live Clean Baby