Archives for September 2008

Maggie's Organics Adorable Sock Monkeys

Sock monkeys are so cute. I've always loved them and now they are coming back...and in new eco-friendly styles. Originally sock monkeys were created as a symbol of America's ingenuity and perseverance during hard times. The first sock monkeys were created during the Great … [Read more...]

Children's Author Mem Fox Calls Full Time Daycare for Infants Child Abuse

We've been really fortunate not to need outside childcare. I have chosen part time jobs that allow me to take my infants and young children to work, but not all families are so lucky or can afford for one parent to stay at home. I've read many studies on the postive and negative … [Read more...]

Green Parenting News Roundup

I recently read Seventh Generation's new guide to keeping kids safe from everyday household chemicals. It is a great starting point, and guide that emcompasses many areas such as pesticides, BPA, vinyl, and flame retardants. If you are wondering how to make your home safer for … [Read more...]

Fall Arrives and Brings Sickness: Homeopathic Treatments

Our children went back to school and brought home viruses. We have had enough sniffles, sneezes, runny noses, and earaches to fulfill our annual quota. Now Mommy has pink eye (otherwise known as conjunctivitis). Thanks kids. Several years ago I learned that pink eye can … [Read more...]

Chi Chi Amor: Eco-Friendly Kids' Fashion Made From Recycled Traditional Mayan Fabrics

I have always adored traditional Mayan textiles, especially huipils. Chi Chi Amor takes huipil and corte fabric from Guatemala and repurposes it into beautiful children's clothing. Handmade by small family groups, Chi Chi Amor's unique clothing are perfect for eco-conscious, … [Read more...]