Preparing for the birth of a baby includes more than setting up the cosleeper and researching your own birth plan preferences. Many working moms to be also need to figure out the financial aspect of taking a maternity leave. Especially in the United States where we are woefully … [Read more...]
Why does disposable equal wealth?
One sign of a wealthy society is an abundance of disposable products. From single use plastic shopping bags to cheap toys, our society is riddled with "discount" items with short life spans, whether from quality, interest, or intent. In countries of lesser wealth, things are … [Read more...]
Around the Green Parenting Web: BPA in Money, 2nd Hand Xmas, Bed Sharing, Kegels, Natural Birth
green generation: BPA In Paper Money It turns out that the cash in your wallet may be contaminated with the dangerous chemical BPA. A recent study found that BPA (a widely used chemical that causes genetic damage, miscarriages, birth defects and acts like a hormone) is present … [Read more...]
Abercrombie & Fitch Ordered to Pay Big in Autism Discrimination Case
In 2005, helpful big sister Brittney Maxson tried to enter an A&F dressing room at the Mall of America to assist her younger sibling, 14-year-old Molly, who is autistic. She was confronted by store staff, who said that Abercrombie policy didn't allow more than one person in … [Read more...]
Fundraising for Schools, Charities, and Nonprofits with Freelanthropy Toolbar
If you're looking for an easy, free way to raise money for your favorite environmental group, nonprofit, school, or charity, the new Freelanthropy toolbar can turn your searches into cash! … [Read more...]
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