I'm not a flip-flop kind of girl. I own one pair that I bought ten years ago. So could I find a pair that I liked and that are earth friendly?
A stainless steel baby bottle that will grow with my little one? Sign me up.
Back then, I was part of a very fringe minority of parents concerned about toxics in our everyday environments. Today, the movement is much larger and there are many more opportunities for creating cleaner, greener, safer school environments.
Anastasia takes a look at the new genetically modified organisms (GMOs,) like corn, that surround you without your permission or knowledge--is there a link to reproductive complications?
If you’re concerned with what you and your family eat, Word of Wisdom Living is a must read blog. For a quick primer, scan the list of “Healthy Changes” you can make to create a significant difference in what your family eats.
You probably have your vacation all planned out. But if you procrastinate or prefer to wait for last minute deals, there are ways to still plan a more ‘green’ vacation.
Everyone's heard the cliché "you are what you eat." And, it's true - your health is intimately connected to the foods and drinks you put in your body. But, have you ever stopped to consider what other impacts your food choices may have?
Have you made the switch to homemade cleaners yet? I know more and more parents who are – not only because it’s better for their family’s health and the environment, but also because it’s a lot cheaper.
With many presents still to wrap, I gave myself a challenge: let’s see if I can wrap the remaining presents in 100% REUSED and REPURPOSED materials.
Whether you’re a novice or a natural, here are 8 awesome, EASY, eco-friendly crafts you can make with your kids to give as gifts to almost anyone on your list.
The kind folks from Melaleuca hooked me up with a few products to try as I expressed my love for natural cleaning products.
You've made the switch to safer cleaners at home, but what about when your child is off at daycare or school?
Hormones are responsible for much more than just acne in teenagers and mood swings in pregnant women.
True or False: The government prohibits dangerous chemicals in personal care products, and companies wouldn’t risk using them. False.
No matter how busy you are, now there are no excuses for not making a healthier home. Here’s how you can make a significant difference in only 10 minutes!
What you put on your skin can end up in your body, so you should choose personal care products with the same attention you give to choosing healthy foods. Better yet – make your own products by using ingredients that are safe enough to eat!
“Going green” is a hot, and at times, an overwhelmingly broad topic. Here are a few handy resources to help you start, or refine, your recycling efforts.
I can’t count how many times I’ve heard people say, “I’d love to buy organic food, but I just can’t afford it.” I get it. We can’t afford an all organic diet at my house either. But, eating organic doesn’t have to mean buying organic. You can grow your own.