The Carrot Seed has just celebrated its 60th anniversary! This simple, almost Zen-like story tells of a young boy’s determination to grow a carrot, despite his family’s doubts and opposition. The little boy tends the seed, ever patient, keeping his expectations high. In the end, … [Read more...]
Green Family Values: Children's Literature on Gardening
Children's literature provides a wonderful method for teaching and discussing green living practices. A plethora of great literature exists on the topic of gardening, my family's favorite application of green living that promotes healthy eating. Gardening is also a great theme … [Read more...]
Handmade Toys From Recycled, Salvaged Materials
Real Toys from Melbourne creates unique gifts for children from recycled and/or salvaged materials. These simple toys are charming, and I am a sucker for elephants. I do not have any first hand knowledge of the toys, but I felt they were worth mentioning on Eco Child's Play. … [Read more...]
President Bush Plans to Veto Children’s Health
Whether you vaccinate or not, use herbal medicine, etc., there are times when your child will need to see a doctor or visit an emergency room. If you are self-employed, your options for health insurance are very slim, especially if you have a child with a congenital heart defect … [Read more...]
Great Children's Literature: A Handful of Sunshine
A few years ago, we received A Handful of Sunshineby Melanie Eclare for my daughter's birthday. This delightful gardening book follows the life of a gigantic sunflower grown by Tilda. Real photographs of Tilda's sunflower growing experience accompany the text of A Handful of … [Read more...]
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