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...]
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...]
5 Ways to be an Urban Homesteader: How to Live Off the City Land
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/v/mCPEBM5ol0Q&hl=en&fs=1] Not everyone can do as my family did and buy an old homestead, build your own house, and live-off-the-grid. Jobs and social ties keep families in suburbs and cities, and there is a good reason people tend to … [Read more...]
Kid-Friendly Vegan Recipes: Organic Skillet Corn Bread
My daughter likes to make cornbread (and eat it too). She thinks it is fun to make skillet corn bread, and the whole family enjoys it too. Adding fresh organic corn from the garden makes a nice end of summer treat. Vegan Organic Skillet Corn Bread Place an oiled 10 inch iron … [Read more...]
Eco-Friendly Lunches: Plum Creek Mercantile's Feed Sacks and Bulk Food Bags
I hate plastic bags! I have eliminated plastic bags from my shopping sprees, but I still find myself using them to pack school lunches from time to time or when I forget to bring containers for my bulk food...that is, until I discovered Plum Creek Mercantile on Etsy. Plum Creek … [Read more...]
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