Green Family Values: Who Speaks For the Trees?

Dr. Seuss wrote The Lorax, the original children’s book on conservation, the same year that Greenpeace was formed. His message, cleverly told with rhymes and silly words, forewarned my generation of the consequences of overusing resources. I wish I could say we have learned from … [Read more...]

Please Protect Our Right to Herbal Remedies

Update 5 May 07: This from the OCA: ANSWER FROM OCA: There is only one group that has launched an alert on this issue, while all other health freedom groups have taken a more reserved stance. After much research and discussion with our allies in the alternative health world, it … [Read more...]

An Affordable, Classic Toy

If you have been reading Eco Child's Play for awhile, you know we are big fans of Magic Cabin. In fact, my friend Jessica told me yesterday that I sound like a spokesperson for company. The truth is we have a lot of toys from Magic Cabin, as they are a reliable source for … [Read more...]

Cosleeping

I am a big advocate for cosleeping with your infant and toddler. I love this snuggle time and cherish it as a way to reconnect physically with my child after a busy day. I cannot imagine placing my newborn baby in a crib and having to get up every time the child needed to … [Read more...]

The Learning Tower: Helping Toddlers and Young Children Participate In The Family Kitchen

We are very pleased to host this guest post written by Jeremiah McNichols of Z Recommends, one of our favorite parenting blogs. Thank you Jeremiah! One of the best big purchases for our toddler daughter has been her Learning Tower. She has used it virtually every day, two or … [Read more...]