Revenge Is: Eco Friendly Fashion and More

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It’s so easy to let the state of the economy or the environment get to us and make us angry. When I hear about my kids sitting in car seats full of toxic chemicals or that my carrots and food are dipped in bleach I get angry.  It’s easy to do. Luckily this anger and [...]

Yoga For Parents and Kids: My Daddy is a Pretzel Book Review

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Editors Note: Review was originally posted at Eco Child’s Play where raising children non-toxic and healthy becomes easier with their tips. Written by Baron Baptiste and illustrated by Sophie Fatus, My Daddy is a Pretzel: Yoga for Parents and Kids introduces some asanas in the context of a story. The story begins with the typical [...]

Green and Eco-Friendly Valentine’s Day Shopping Tips

photo credit: jelene Valentines Day is just around the corner and even though the colors are generally red or pink, I say make this Valentines a shade of green.  For your loved ones this Valentines Day think organic, sustainable, Eco-friendly and green. Green and Clean Mom wants to arm you with plenty of ideas to [...]

Think Baby Stainless Steel Feeding Set: BPA Free and Amazing!

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Green and Clean Mom is always looking for BPA free products. Yesterday a good friend asked me on the sly as she nudged me, “Come on tell me, going green really is more expensive. You just get to try the products but me, I can’t afford them.” This is a serious question I get asked [...]

Save for a Rainy Day

photo credit: ken + Saturday was my dreaming of a rainy day fund. I told my husband I wish I could work just to save for a rainy day. It could be our “play money” and all the money that comes from my blog and online business and services I just used to play. He! [...]

Waste-Free Lunch Kits

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Five days a week I pack my sons lunch. Having a waste free lunch is important to me but it hasn’t been something I’ve been so great at. Like most green moms, I’m learning and trying hard to brighten my shade of green lifestyle. When the company Kids Konserve contacted me, I was delighted. A [...]

Ditch the Disposables

One of the hardest habits to break in the American culture is the throwaway habit. Our stores sell disposable products so cheaply, and in so many varieties, that it’s hard to resist. Convenience is the usual culprit.  It’s too easy to just grab paper (or styrofoam) plates, cups, napkins, lunch bags, sandwich bags, trash bags, [...]