Archive for November, 2008
5 Simple Holiday Crafts to Decorate and Celebrate
When I think back to my childhood, I remember spending lots of time around the holidays making decorations and food for our family celebrations.
Some of the simplest activities were also
President Obama Support the Kid-Safe Chemical Act
Green Mom's Carnival
Diane from Big Green Purse is hosting the Green Mom's Carnival this month. I read Diane's book and it's earmarked, highlighted and sticky noted like crazy but never
Give Back is the New Black
Does your phone ring with local charities or organizations asking for donations and support? Mine does. Most of the time I don't have a ton of extra cash to give
If A Turkey Could Blog
Gobble. Gobble. Turkey day is here tomorrow and while I'm not against eating turkey, it isn't my favorite part of the day. I like the sweet potatoes and pumpkin pie.
There’s BPA in my Recycled Toilet Paper
Editors Note: This article was orginially written by Jennifer Lance of Eco Child's Play. Eco Child's Play gives advice for an organic, fun and chemical-free life for your kids. Reviews
10 Natural Remedies for Kids for the Family First Aid Kit
Along with band-aids, tweezers, and bug repellent, our first aid kit has an assortment of natural remedies for common kid maladies. Some come from the kitchen and some from the
