Protected: Class 2: The nitty gritty on prenatal checkups
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Protected: Class 1: Welcome! Let’s be practical about this birth thing
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Dilution Rates for Essential Oils
So there are a lot of people these days interested and/or already using essential oils. However, there is a lot of information out there that is both safe and very, very unsafe. My personal opinion of essential oils, especially around kids, is that we treat them with the same respect that we treat medications and…
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The Secret to a Healthier Breastfeeding Relationship
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions and research about natural hygiene products and their effects on breastfeeding are mine alone. #NaturalGoodness #CollectiveBias As a breastfeeding mom, part of the decision to nurse my kids was because I did not want to introduce them to unwanted ingredients in…
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What happens when a cloth diapering mom is forced to use disposables?
Two and a half years of non stop cloth diapering and we moved across country. Disposables were really the only option with public laundry and the stress of moving. In efforts to be a little more eco-friendly and reduce exposure to chemicals, I tried to find disposable diapers that rated better than the mainstream diaper…
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Natural Mastitis Remedies When you need them fast
Two and a half years of continuous breastfeeding and this past weekend, I sat in the car on a Saturday afternoon nauseous and with chills in beautiful weather and aches that stabs me to the bone. I could hardly hold my baby as we were browsing the selection of Boston area homes, and just reaching…
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non-GMO Kids – Toddlers Eat Healthy
One of the scariest things to me about today’s food is when items have genetically modified ingredients. I know many people don’t care and feel like we are improving our food. However, when there are genetic parts of fish put in vegetables to help “winterize” plants and pesticides actually grown into corn, I am leery….
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Kids can Help Clean the House without Chemicals or Smells
I am a firm believer in kids being a part of the process of cleaning and having chores even from a young age. This means that they are learning practical life skills as well as contributing to the family duties. However, cleaning typically means harsh chemicals and even harsh smells even while using green and/or…
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Books for Earth Day
A huge part of teaching our children about the environment is helping them understand a healthy respect for recycling and gardening. Because when you boil down Earth Day and preserving our Earth, it’s all bout how we grow our food that we eat and how we utilize resources. So here are some of our favorite…
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Eco-Friendly Moving Tips
If you’re a regular here, you know my family is in the process of moving across country. Moving in itself is typically not very “green” and can lead to a lot of waste. Especially with kids and all they can accumulate and come with, packing up can not only be difficult, but also lead to…
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Practical Habits to Wean yourself off of Sugar & Junk food
If you’re like us, then you are a busy family trying to eat better, be healthier, and do it with kids and hectic schedules. So whether you’re trying to “go Paleo,” attempt Whole30, or do any other form of drastically reducing your sugar and processed food intake, it’s usually most realistic to create habits to…
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Laundry Hacks for the Busy Mom
Spring is just around the corner for us and that means spring cleaning and getting to hang some laundry outside! But I know we are all busy, especially as moms. So here are 10 great laundry hacks for the busy mom to save you time, money, and to help save the environment and your family from…
