Comments on: About Eco Child’s Play http://ecochildsplay.com Green and Natural Parenting for Eco-Friendly Families Wed, 16 May 2012 23:05:44 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Tricia http://ecochildsplay.com/about-ecochildsplay/#comment-28358 Tricia Wed, 16 May 2012 23:05:44 +0000 http://ecochildsplay.com/about/#comment-28358 Hi, This is a 'cool find' website for me. I am searching for zulu grass bead necklaces. And you have some for free. :) Hi,
This is a ‘cool find’ website for me. I am searching for zulu grass bead necklaces. And you have some for free.
:)

]]> By: julie jonas http://ecochildsplay.com/about-ecochildsplay/#comment-28025 julie jonas Mon, 23 Apr 2012 19:26:54 +0000 http://ecochildsplay.com/about/#comment-28025 Hi, I thought you would be interested in writing about our organic hand knit dolls/toys, baby knits and dog sweaters. You can check out all of our organic hand knit collections here www.ziaandtiahandknits.com warm regards Julie Hi,
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warm regards
Julie

]]> By: Sabrina http://ecochildsplay.com/about-ecochildsplay/#comment-27517 Sabrina Thu, 29 Mar 2012 03:15:54 +0000 http://ecochildsplay.com/about/#comment-27517 I have recently published a green themed children's book entitled "I Leave You this World" indie style found on Smashwords.com https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/146019. The Ebook format was the greenest way I could find to publish this work. It is my hope as authour and illustrator of this book that it will inspire Mommies everywhere to be a bit greener. I am a firm believer that when we know better, we do better. Through this mother child bonding book Mother's of the western hemisphere can learn to embrace the ways to do good by their children and the world they will inherit. Please check it out! I have recently published a green themed children’s book entitled “I Leave You this World” indie style found on Smashwords.com https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/146019. The Ebook format was the greenest way I could find to publish this work. It is my hope as authour and illustrator of this book that it will inspire Mommies everywhere to be a bit greener. I am a firm believer that when we know better, we do better. Through this mother child bonding book Mother’s of the western hemisphere can learn to embrace the ways to do good by their children and the world they will inherit. Please check it out!

]]> By: Nat http://ecochildsplay.com/about-ecochildsplay/#comment-26561 Nat Thu, 02 Feb 2012 15:22:19 +0000 http://ecochildsplay.com/about/#comment-26561 Hi Jamie, Jennifer, who ever else runs this activity. I was looking up Clorox and found your site. I came across the term in this material I am studying, so I thought you might want to have a look. www.drclark.net mention of bleach and clorox: http://www.drclark.net/en/drclark_protocol/cancer/advanced_cancer.php Best regards Nat Hi Jamie, Jennifer, who ever else runs this activity.
I was looking up Clorox and found your site.
I came across the term in this material I am studying, so I thought you might want to have a look.
http://www.drclark.net
mention of bleach and clorox:
http://www.drclark.net/en/drclark_protocol/cancer/advanced_cancer.php
Best regards
Nat

]]> By: Anna Lipshaw http://ecochildsplay.com/about-ecochildsplay/#comment-26405 Anna Lipshaw Fri, 20 Jan 2012 20:14:53 +0000 http://ecochildsplay.com/about/#comment-26405 I wanted to tell you about this FANTASTIC deal for eco friendly bags! I love them and so will you http://www.plumdistrict.com/moms/discount/san-francisco-peninsula/home-and-garden-deals/bagthehabit-com-15-for-30-towards-stylish-eco-friendly-bags-at-bagthehabit-com-TAxvVl I wanted to tell you about this FANTASTIC deal for eco friendly bags!

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]]> By: Harry http://ecochildsplay.com/about-ecochildsplay/#comment-25402 Harry Mon, 21 Nov 2011 18:32:26 +0000 http://ecochildsplay.com/about/#comment-25402 As a result of being circumcised at birth, I had a myth about uncircumcision since I was 6 years old. Ten years ago, I got on one of those NOCIRC websites and saw a list of the features lost due to circumcision. I had thought they left out something on that list, so I e-mailed them to inform them they had forgotten something. I told them they had neglected to mention the bulge like feature located toward the rear (base) of the penis. Someone with the group replied that they didn't know what I was refering to. I explained to them again, this time in more detail. Later, someone replied to me," I've never been circumcised, and I still have no idea what you are talking about." Then He asked," How do you know what all is normally there if being circumcised is all you've known?" I e-mailed back," I've seen it on male dogs since I was a kid... You know?...It's that bulge a couple of inches behind the head that swells into a knot during an errection so a man can lock into his woman. Your group left that one off of the list." Needless to say, the folks had to take some "time out" to explain to me that is not a part of human anatomy, and never was. They told me," You may have not had a way of knowing it untill now, but that feature is found only on K-9 animals." I was 47 years old at the time of this conversation. When I was a kid, I never asked my mother about that because my dad had a strict rule against talking about sex related matters. I had assumed that if a male human baby is circumcised, that bulge will not develope. All the boys I went to school with were circumcised and some of them also thought that bulge should have been there. Some even thought we male humans have that bone in the penis that carnivore animals have. Biologists and zoologists call that a baculum. Another train of thought that had me convinced of the bulge myth was when I heard of stories of men getting caught cheating with another man's wife. Some men will imeadiatly spring out of an open window and run away. And some men caught in the act will still lay with the woman and try to explain things to the angry husband. I had thought those were the uncircumcised men who were still locked into the other man's wife and can not pull free to run away. What the nocirc group explained to me came with mixed emotion. I was relieved to know that was not another thing I lost to circumcision. But after so many years of thinking what I thought, I am to this day really dissapointed that we human men and boys do not have that knot like bulge that male dogs, wolves, foxes and cyotes all have. As a result of being circumcised at birth, I had a myth about uncircumcision since
I was 6 years old. Ten years ago, I got on one of those NOCIRC websites and saw a
list of the features lost due to circumcision. I had thought they left out something
on that list, so I e-mailed them to inform them they had forgotten something.
I told them they had neglected to mention the bulge like feature located toward
the rear (base) of the penis. Someone with the group replied that they didn’t know
what I was refering to. I explained to them again, this time in more detail. Later,
someone replied to me,” I’ve never been circumcised, and I still have no idea what
you are talking about.” Then He asked,” How do you know what all is normally
there if being circumcised is all you’ve known?” I e-mailed back,” I’ve seen it on
male dogs since I was a kid… You know?…It’s that bulge a couple of inches behind
the head that swells into a knot during an errection so a man can lock into his
woman. Your group left that one off of the list.” Needless to say, the folks had to
take some “time out” to explain to me that is not a part of human anatomy, and
never was. They told me,” You may have not had a way of knowing it untill now,
but that feature is found only on K-9 animals.” I was 47 years old at the time of
this conversation. When I was a kid, I never asked my mother about that because
my dad had a strict rule against talking about sex related matters. I had assumed
that if a male human baby is circumcised, that bulge will not develope. All the boys
I went to school with were circumcised and some of them also thought that bulge
should have been there. Some even thought we male humans have that bone in
the penis that carnivore animals have. Biologists and zoologists call that a baculum.
Another train of thought that had me convinced of the bulge myth was when I heard
of stories of men getting caught cheating with another man’s wife. Some men will
imeadiatly spring out of an open window and run away. And some men caught in
the act will still lay with the woman and try to explain things to the angry husband.
I had thought those were the uncircumcised men who were still locked into the
other man’s wife and can not pull free to run away.
What the nocirc group explained to me came with mixed emotion. I was relieved to
know that was not another thing I lost to circumcision. But after so many years of
thinking what I thought, I am to this day really dissapointed that we human men
and boys do not have that knot like bulge that male dogs, wolves, foxes and
cyotes all have.

]]> By: virginia http://ecochildsplay.com/about-ecochildsplay/#comment-25315 virginia Wed, 16 Nov 2011 19:30:18 +0000 http://ecochildsplay.com/about/#comment-25315 I found this site when I googled "bleach baths". I think that your post about bleach baths is poorly researched and should be retracted. I think that environmental and health conscious people who could be helped by bleach baths may feel overwhelming guilt or fear because of your emotional language and poor understanding of chemistry, biology, math and health. If you do not possess enough knowledge on these subject to report with accuracy, you shouldn't report on them at all. It is irresponsible to give health and medical advice if you don't know what you are talking about. I found this site when I googled “bleach baths”. I think that your post about bleach baths is poorly researched and should be retracted. I think that environmental and health conscious people who could be helped by bleach baths may feel overwhelming guilt or fear because of your emotional language and poor understanding of chemistry, biology, math and health. If you do not possess enough knowledge on these subject to report with accuracy, you shouldn’t report on them at all. It is irresponsible to give health and medical advice if you don’t know what you are talking about.

]]> By: andy tasker http://ecochildsplay.com/about-ecochildsplay/#comment-24447 andy tasker Fri, 02 Sep 2011 16:13:30 +0000 http://ecochildsplay.com/about/#comment-24447 What is the incidence of autism in 'non-developed' parts of the world. It seems that autism had surfaced about the time plastics became widespread in America, and I wonder if developing countries with fewer plastic bottles, etc. have a lower rate. What is the incidence of autism in ‘non-developed’ parts of the world. It seems that autism had surfaced about the time plastics became widespread in America, and I wonder if developing countries with fewer plastic bottles, etc. have a lower rate.

]]> By: Bobby Pellant http://ecochildsplay.com/about-ecochildsplay/#comment-24299 Bobby Pellant Thu, 18 Aug 2011 14:37:34 +0000 http://ecochildsplay.com/about/#comment-24299 I am pleased to introduce to you a young company called Bum Boosa Bamboo Products. Since their "grass-roots" launch just two years ago, families across the USA and Canada have been raving about their inspired mission and earth-friendly product line. Behind this brand are two determined and passionate mothers who have made it their goal to help consumers stop and consider the impact of their common disposable product purchases. They offer a unique and earth-friendly, bamboo alternative that has the potential to influence the landscape of a profligate disposable and cosmetics industry that persists in using plastic to manufacture wet wipes, clear cuts millions of trees to create toilet paper, and continues to use harsh preservatives and synthetic fragrance in cosmetic products. Their family friendly product line includes their first and also award winning product: baby wipes derived from soft and renewable bamboo fibers with plant based ingredients, the first tree free bathroom tissue made from 100% bamboo pulp, and an herbal diaper rash ointment that includes 100% natural and effective herbs, essential oils, bamboo powder and zinc oxide. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions, would like to do a feature on the company, or to request a sample of the products. Sincerely, Bobby Pellant Marketing Representative Bum Boosa 1-866-996-2867 I am pleased to introduce to you a young company called Bum Boosa Bamboo Products. Since their “grass-roots” launch just two years ago, families across the USA and Canada have been raving about their inspired mission and earth-friendly product line.

Behind this brand are two determined and passionate mothers who have made it their goal to help consumers stop and consider the impact of their common disposable product purchases. They offer a unique and earth-friendly, bamboo alternative that has the potential to influence the landscape of a profligate disposable and cosmetics industry that persists in using plastic to manufacture wet wipes, clear cuts millions of trees to create toilet paper, and continues to use harsh preservatives and synthetic fragrance in cosmetic products.

Their family friendly product line includes their first and also award winning product: baby wipes derived from soft and renewable bamboo fibers with plant based ingredients, the first tree free bathroom tissue made from 100% bamboo pulp, and an herbal diaper rash ointment that includes 100% natural and effective herbs, essential oils, bamboo powder and zinc oxide.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions, would like to do a feature on the company, or to request a sample of the products.

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]]> By: lena http://ecochildsplay.com/about-ecochildsplay/#comment-23082 lena Sat, 23 Apr 2011 06:02:01 +0000 http://ecochildsplay.com/about/#comment-23082 I just have a few questions. First how do I find out how much the greenzy plush animals are and if the price is right how do I go about getting one? I just have a few questions. First how do I find out how much the greenzy plush animals are and if the price is right how do I go about getting one?

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