Skip this for a greener baby nursery
October 26, 2009 by Jennifer
Greening a baby’s room is maybe one of the easiest green home tasks around. Everyone’s concerned with baby safety, so there’s plenty of products to choose from. Before focusing on green toys and gear focus on the actual space to maximize the healthy qualities of the nursery. Here are three things you should skip for a green nursery…
Skip the carpet: Carpet fibers trap in plenty of allergens. When I was building a house one of the flooring experts we talked to said you can never, ever get your carpets truly clean, no matter how powerful a cleaning machine you rent. …read more
Green Replay – How Kids Can Save the Earth A to Z
January 7, 2009 by Jennifer
I’ve decided that maybe once a week, we’ll look at a classic green post from this blog. A post I particularly liked, that maybe you missed the first time around. This week, a green replay for the kiddos…
Kids and teens can have just as big an impact on the earth’s health as adults. More actually I’d wager. They’re small now, but have a long life of either negative or positive impacts to make on the planet. The lessons they learn, the tasks they try, the options they choose will be long lasting and passed on to their children as well.
Save …read more
New Green Picture Book for the Littles
September 27, 2008 by Jennifer
I’ve been meaning to post this book for a while because it’s so darn cute. 10 Things I Can Do to Help My World written and illustrated by Melanie Walsh was released in August and it looks great. There aren’t that many green picture books for small children so it’s nice to see a new one just in time for the holidays.
This book is perfect for kids ages 3 yrs – 6 yrs and is not only a board book (think sturdy for little hands) but is made with 100% recycled materials. The text and images covers ideas such as …read more
How Kids Can Make A Difference: Saving the Planet from A to Z
February 2, 2008 by Jennifer
Kids and teens can have just as big an impact on the earth’s health as adults. More actually I’d wager. They’re small now, but have a long life of either negative or positive impacts to make on the planet. The lessons they learn, the tasks they try, the options they choose will be long lasting and passed on to their children as well.
Save the earth: A list of eco-ideas to offer kids and teens…
Assume one choice can change the world. If you don’t believe this is true, take a look at what these kids accomplish. Each choice you make does …read more


